IntroductionLocated in the heart of the ancient English city of Bath, the Roman Baths are a remarkable example of the delightful sophistication of Roman engineering and life. These Ancient Baths dating to circa 70 AD provide a unique insight into the way that people lived and interacted, at the technological forefront of one of the most influential civilizations in history. Today, the Roman Baths…

In case you strolled down the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, the shops, restaurants, and tourists probably caught your attention. However, there is something much older and darker beneath the streets. The city itself sits atop a network of narrow alleys, or "closes" as they are called, long forgotten for many years. Still, one of these, which is Mary King's Close, has been brought back to life and…

The renowned Tower Bridge, built in 1894, is a wonderful representation of Victorian engineering, with its articulate design and various moving elements. The bridge passes over the River Thames and not only connects Tower Hamlets and Southwark boroughs but also complements the Tower of London located nearby. One cannot fully explore the history of Tower Bridge without first learning about…

Edinburgh Castle – The Heart of ScotlandStanding atop Castle Rock, Edinburgh Castle has been the pride of Scotland for many centuries. At certain points of its existence, it served as a fortress, seat of government, prison, armory, and even a royal residence. There is no doubt that Edinburgh Castle is a long-established symbol of Scottish history. Nowadays, the castle is open for everyone who…

Britain's most recognizable landmark, the Tower of London dominates the north bank of the River Thames. It is a more than breathtaking medieval castle, but it is also keeper to more than a thousand years of British history, from its earliest roots in the late 11th-century decades through to the modern day as home to Crown Jewels and palace of ceremonies. With well over a million visitors every…