architectural monuments in Britain

what is it?

• Gloucester Cathedral

• Wells Cathedral

• Westminster Abbey

Answer explanation

The bells at Wells Cathedral are the heaviest of the ten bells in the world, the tenor bell (the 10th and largest), known as the Harevell, weighing 56.25 long quintals (2,858 kg). They are suspended for full circular ringing in the English style of ring change. These bells now hang in the southwest tower, although some originally hung in the central tower.

Is this the Bodleian Library?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

The original Globe Theater, built in 1599 at the expense of the troupe of actors "Servants of the Lord Chamberlain", to which Shakespeare also belonged, and destroyed by fire on June 29, 1613.

what is it?

• Exeter Cathedral

• Wells Cathedral

• Royal Albert Hall

Answer explanation

In the post-war period, popular rock bands such as The Beatles, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and The Who performed at the Albert Hall more than once. In 1956, Alfred Hitchcock shot the climactic scene of the action-packed film "The Man Who Knew Too Much" at the Albert Hall. Celebrations are also held with the participation of students from Imperial College London. The Albert Hall can also be visited on a guided tour.

what is it?

• Castle Howard

• Tower of London

• Westminster Abbey

Answer explanation

In 1952, Howard Castle was opened to the public by its then owner, Lord Howard of Henderskelf, the youngest son of Geoffrey Howard. It is now owned by the Howard family company, Castle Howard Estate Limited, and is managed by the Honourable Nicholas Howard (second son of Lord Howard of Henderskelf) and his wife Victoria.

Is this the Westminster Palace?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

The building where the British Parliament (House of Commons and Lords) sits. Tourists can come here, but there is a schedule, and you need to make an appointment first. This building is the leader in postcard magnets featuring famous UK landmarks.

what is it?

• The Sandringham Estate

• Old Royal Naval College

• Wollaton Hall and Park

Answer explanation

The country park and visitor center are usually open all year round. The house, gardens and museum were usually open annually from the end of March to the end of October, but COVID-19 led to the closure of most of the estate. The phased re-opening took place from February 2022. After the death of Elizabeth II, Sandringham was closed for a period of official mourning. The country park subsequently reopened, but the house and garden remained closed to the public until April 2023.

what is it?

• York Minster

• Cragside House and Gardens

• Gloucester Cathedral

Which is the tallest building in the UK?

Answer explanation

If every visitor to the building pays 20 pounds for admission, the construction of the Shard will pay off in 10 years.

what is it?

• Cragside House and Gardens

• Wollaton Hall and Park

• Battersea Power Station

the most famous watches in the UK

Answer explanation

The Great Clock of Westminster is the third largest four-sided clock in the world (after the Abraj al-Bayt Clock and the Minneapolis City Hall).