Historical sites in the United Kingdom

The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is a navigable aqueduct that carries the Llangollen Canal across the River Dee. It is the highest canal aqueduct in the world and a World Heritage site. 

The famous stone circle near Amesbury in southern England is thousands of years old and is probably the most famous prehistoric monument in the world.

It's a very beautiful large set of ruins with a very interesting past that it explained through boards scattered around the ruins.

A gothic architectured mausoleum built by Edward Bliss in the early 1800's as the final resting place for him and his wife. It features quality flintwork for which the surrounding area was famous.

The history of this site spans centuries. The English Heritage exhibition on the site is interesting, but more could be done to tell the story of this amazing monument to English history.

A magnificent courtyard plan house of the early 16th-century

In the short distance from the car park, you have got a sense of the openness and barrenness of the surrounding moor.