Attractions

Loch Lomond is the largest Scottish lake in terms of area, which stretches for 38 kilometers, is located on the border area separating the Lowlands and Highlands in Scotland. In the northern part of the lake there is a mountainous area, and in the south there are forested islands and the shore itsel...

The National Gallery of Scotland is located on The Mound, just off Princes Street, in the heart of historic Edinburgh. The history of the gallery dates back to 1819, when the Scottish Royal Institution was founded. Here you can admire some of the finest art in Scotland. Gallery Guardians Victorian a...

Today, the Royal Pavilion is a Grade II listed building that houses a museum with over a million exhibits from around the world, a library of rare books, some dating back to the 13th century, and exhibition halls featuring local, national and international exhibits. The Royal Pavilion, also known as...

The official residence of the monarch in Scotland, often known as the Palace of Holyrood, stands in the beautiful grounds beneath Arthur's throne. In the tower of Mary, Queen of Scots, her secretary David Rizzio was killed. Luxurious apartments feature decorative stucco ceilings, wood carvings, tape...

Located near the ancient home of the Romans, Rochester Castle towers over the city of the same name. The equally impressive Rochester Cathedral stands at the base of the castle, another architectural gem of this small but historically rich southeastern city. Strategic Importance Rochester Castle its...

An early Norman castle overlooking the village of Corfe is an unforgettable sight. Corfe Castle was built during the reign of William the Conqueror to control the passage through the Purbeck Hills on the road between Swanage and Wareham. However, there was a fortress on this site long before the Nor...

The British Museum is one of the most famous museums in the world, it houses over 8 million interesting artifacts. This museum is a real find for those who are interested in the history of mankind. It was founded by Sir Hans Sloan in 1753, who filled in much of his own collection. For the first time...

The capital of Belgium - Brussels, is famous for the fact that there is a huge number of administrative buildings not only of Belgium itself, but also of world communities - the UN, the EU. In addition, Belgium is an example of old European architecture, and in this regard, the Palace of Justice sta...

As in any ancient city, in the center of Bruges is the Grote Markt market square. This is one of the most important places, it is actively visited by tourists from different countries. Part of the old city is freed from traffic, even tourist buses do not go here. Everything is as it was here centuri...

The city of Bruges has a very long history, it is not easy to track its beginning, but according to historical data, it began no earlier than the 3rd century AD, and already in the 6th-7th century the city became the center of Flanders. With the development of trade, he gradually took a leading posi...