Places to Visit

Buckingham Palace, London

Buckingham Palace is the headquarters of the British Monarchy and is used as both a home and office.

Soon after George IV took the throne, he ordered that Buckingham House, the London home of his parents, be destroyed and a new, more suitable residence be built.  More > > >

Windsor Castle is an official residence of Her Majesty The Queen and is the largest occupied castle in the world, encapsulating over 900 years of British history. More > > >

Cardiff Castle, Wales

The castle of Cardiff rises in the center of the modern Capital of Wales. Its main particularity is that in no other building of Great Britain cohabits therefore many architectonic styles of various ages. nineteenth century.More > > >

Westminster Abbey, London

For 900 years, nearly every king or queen of England has been crowned in Westminster Abbey.

The Abbey was founded in the 11th century by Edward the Confessor and the strong royal link and special status have been maintained over the centuries. Many famous figures from English history are buried there. More > > >

Tower of London, London

There is no place in London, or, for that matter, in all of Britain with a more sinister reputation for brutality and savagery than the Tower of London. In its 900 years of history, it has been awash in the blood of kings and queens, rogues and innocents, alike. More > > >

National War Museum of Scotland  Museum, Scotland

Officially opened by HRH The Princess Royal on 17 April 2000, this museum explores the Scottish Experience of War and Military Service over the last 400 years. More > > >

Chepstow Castle, Wales

Set in a beautiful landscape, the mighty fortress of Chepstow has guarded the route from England into South Wales for more than nine centuries. More > > >

Belfast Castle, Northern Ireland

Belfast Castle, constructed for the 3rd Marquess of Donegall in the 1870s, has a Scottish baronial architecture. In the grounds there are beautiful gardens and a heritage centre housing a permanent exhibition concerned with the castle and its surrounds. The castle is situated on the slopes of Cave Hill, which is part of Belfast Hills, providing splendid views of Belfast city and Belfast Lough. More > > >

The Queen's University of Belfast, Northern Ireland

The Queen's University of Belfast is a major university catering for most disciplines of study. It plays an important role in the educational as well as industrial and cultural activities of the province. The university hosts the annual Belfast Arts Festival. More > > >

The Waterfront Hall,  Northern Ireland

The Waterfront Hall is a state-of-the-art concert and conference centre providing a wide range of entertainments. It can accommodate up to 2300 people and has excellent facilities including restaurants and bars that provide great views of the River Lagan and Belfast city. More > > >

Kensington Palace, London

Kensington Palace stands at the western end of Kensington Gardens and is perhaps the finest building in the London Borough of Chelsea. Originally called Nottingham House, it passed into royal ownership in 1689 when it was acquired by William and Mary. More

Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary, Scotland

The Sanctuary offers a fascinating insight into the myriad marine marvels to be discovered beneath the seas around our own shores, providing close encounters with everything from humble shrimps to sharks and North American otters. More > > >

Caernarfon Castle, Wales

Anglesey, just off the Gwynedd coast in north Wales has a population of about 70,000. The island is also known as Ynys Mon and is the largest island in either Wales or England. Anglesey covers about 300 square miles and is connected across the Menai Strait to mainland Wales by Thomas Telford's Menai Bridge. More >

Brighton & Hove, England

More than the seaside, more than the city, the mix is more than double the fun. Fashionable, funky and loaded with style, Brighton & Hove has everything you could want - a royal palace, elegant Regency architecture, museums with more, laid-back beach life and superb shopping More > > >