Britain and Northern Ireland are bursting at the seams with beautiful buildings steeped in history, places of extraordinary natural beauty and striking ultra-modern structures. From ancient monuments to groundbreaking feats of modern engineering and Mother Nature’s best bits, lets take a look at the most spectacular landmarks in the UK.
Remains of an ancient monument in west Wales indicate stones that stood at the site may have been used to build the Stonehenge.
Source: A new study suggests Stonehenge is made with stones from an even older monument
THE secrets of Stonehenge have finally been uncovered after decades of archaeological research. Here’s what Les Steed knows about the origins and age of one of the world’s oldest historical sites.
Source: How old is Stonehenge and where did the stones come from?
As the visit to mountains and sea let us feel and realise their magnificence, the third epitome could be Stonehenge, an English world heritage site.
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Woodhenge is the mysterious remnant of a Stone Age structure and part of the Stonehenge UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn more about its history and how you can visit it today.
