‘Roman’ Bath (No Comments)

Posted in Archaeological, London, Ruins

Bath remains - possibly Roman, Strand Lane, London.
Maintained by Westminster City Council. Read More

Allen Banks and Staward Gorge (No Comments)

Posted in Archaeological, Family facilities/activities, North East, Northumberland, Other buidlings, Park, The National Trust

Gorge on the River Allen within ancient woods. Read More

Avebury (No Comments)

Posted in Archaeological, Countryside, English Heritage, Family facilities/activities, Holiday cottages, Monuments, Other buidlings, South West England, The National Trust, Wiltshire

Managed by the National Trust and under guardianship of English Heritage, Avebury stone circle is a world heritage site. Some of the stones were re-erected in the 1930s by the archaeologist Alexander Keiller. Read More

Chedworth Roman Villa (No Comments)

Posted in Archaeological, Family facilities/activities, Gloucestershire, Ruins, South West England, The National Trust

Archaeological remains of one of the largest Romano-British villas found in Britain. Discovered in 1864 the site has revealed over a mile of walls as well as mosaics, bathhouses and water shrine. Read More

Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden (No Comments)

Posted in Abbeys, Archaeological, Cathedrals, Church, chapel, English Heritage, Family facilities/activities, Gardens, Historic Houses, Holiday cottages, Other buidlings, Park, The National Trust, Yorkshire, Yorkshire County

A World Heritage Site Read More

Hadrian’s Wall and Housesteads Fort (No Comments)

Posted in Archaeological, Countryside, English Heritage, Family facilities/activities, North East, Northumberland, Ruins, The National Trust

World famous Hadrian’s Wall runs across what was the most northerly point of the Roman Empire within Britain. Read More

High Peak Estate (No Comments)

Posted in Archaeological, Countryside, Derbyshire, East Midlands, Family facilities/activities, Holiday cottages, Nature reserve, The National Trust

Area of outstanding country walks in the international important Pennine moorlands. Read More

Marsden Moor Estate (No Comments)

Posted in Archaeological, Countryside, Nature reserve, The National Trust, Yorkshire, Yorkshire County

Peak and Moorland covering 5685 acres. Marsden takes the northern part of the Peak District National Park, with reservoirs, peaks, valleys, crags and archaeological remains from pre-Roman times to engineering structures from the industrial times. Read More