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WorksheetsThe UK Landmarks
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 18mins
The world's oldest and largest inhabited castle.
Windsor Castle
Warwick Castle
Tower of London
This medivial castle is situated in the heart of the Midlands. We can travel back in time in its Horrible Histories Maze.
Windsor Castle
Hever Castle
Warwick Castle
The UK's 2nd-largest inhabited castle. Harry Potter learnt how to fly his broomstick. Robin Hood also was there.
Bamburgh Castle
Alnwick Castle
Leeds Castle
Situated in the heart of one of the UK's capitals.
Edinburgh Castle
Leed's Castle
Bamburgh Castle
Now it's home to the Crown Jewels guarded by its legendary ravens.
Windsor Castle
Highclere Castle
Tower of London
It served as the muse for Walt Disney's Cindarella Castle.
Craigievar Castle
Stirling Castle
Urquhart Castle
Sat on the banks of Loch Ness.
Dunrobin Castle
Castell Coch
Urquhart Castle
From this castle you can admire the views os Snowdonia National Park.
Herlech Castle
Conwy Castle
Dunrobin Castle
The main residence of the British monarch.
Warwick Castle
Windsor Castle
Buckungham Palace
This crossroad is the gateway to London's West End. The statue of Eros is in the middle of it.
Piccadilly Circus
Trafalgar Square
Royal Albert Hall
One of it's towers is famous for its clock Big Ben. It is also called Palace of Westminster.
Royal Albert Hall
Tower of London
Houses of Parliament
The iconic circle located in Sailsbury.
Stonehenge
Bath
White Cliffs
The tallest building in London, it's just next to the River Thames.
The Shambles
The Shard
Spinnaker Tower
A remarkable natural rock formation made of thousands of balast columns with a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean.
The Giant's Causeway
Stonehenge
Kew Gardens
Situated in London is one of the United Kingdom's most notable religious buildings and the traditional place of coronation and a burial site for British monarchs.
Wesminster Abbey
St Pauls Cathedral
Royal Albert Hall
The 19th-century West Highland Railway Line passes through Scotland. The Nevis Mountain Range is within touching distance. Known for its appearance in the Harry Potter movies.
Tower Bridge
Glenfinnan Viaduct
Westminster Bridge
Situated in Bath, built over a series of hot springs in the place they called Aquae Sulis.
St Ives
Hadrian’s Wall
The Roman Baths
Built by the Romans to stop the tribes from the north. It is stretched for 84 miles from Bowness in Solway in the west to Wallsend in the east.
Hadrian’s Wall
The Giant's Causeway
York Minster
10 Downing Street is connected with...
The Queen of England
The UK's Prime Minister
The School of Administration
Overlooking Lancashire’s most famous seaside seafront structure. It was designed by Frank Matcham inspired by the Eiffel Tower.
Tower of London
The Shard
Blackpool Tower
The layers of sedimentary rock tell the history of Earth over 185 million years with the cliffs and beaches peppered with fossils. It's 95-mile long and it's situated in Dorset, England.
The Stonehenge
The Jurassic Coast
The Giant's Causeway
The most famous museum of waxworks of famous and historical figures in London.
Wax Memorial Museum
Madame Tussauds
Museum of Modern Art
Snowdonia National Park takes its name after...
the highest mountain in Wales
The longest river in Wales
the deepest valley in Wales
A medieval fortification located on the peninsula in North Cornwall. The castle has a long association with legends related to King Arthur.
Warwick Castle
Tintagel Castle
The Giant's Causeway
