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Brean Down Fort

1335 Reviews

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Brean, Burnham-on-Sea TA8 2RS

Visit this striking, dramatic limestone peninsula jutting out into the Bristol Channel. Explore on foot, relax on the beach or book a Tramper.

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids

Pennard Castle

431 Reviews

UK, Southgate

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids

Slains Castle

1638 Reviews

A975, Cruden Bay, Peterhead AB42 0NE

Information about and images of Slains Castle near Cruden Bay on Undiscovered Scotland.

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids

Castle Acre Priory

1120 Reviews

Priory Rd, Castle Acre, King's Lynn PE32 2AA

This important Norfolk visitor attraction is one of the largest and best preserved monastic sites in England dating back to 1090.

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids

Castell Deganwy Castle

132 Reviews

Deganwy, Conwy LL31 9PJ

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids

Grosmont Castle

495 Reviews

B4347, Grosmont, Abergavenny NP7 8EP

Big on the border Grosmont is a member of an illustrious trio of strongholds. Along with Skenfrith and White Castle, it’s one of the ‘Three Castles of Gwent’ built by the Normans to control a key section of troublesome border country. The original earth-and-timber stronghold, build on a gros mont (French for ‘big hill’), was later replaced in stone.

Good for kids

Kirkton of Culsalmond Old Parish Church

10 Reviews

Lawrence Rd, Insch AB52

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Wheelchair-accessible car park
On-site services
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Capel Lligwy

217 Reviews

Moelfre LL70 9HQ

Possibly all that’s left of a vanished community Standing in a lonely spot overlooking Lligwy Bay, little is known about the history of this ruined 12th-century chapel. The stone structure that stands today was probably erected on the site of an older, timber-built Celtic church in the 12th century, when Viking raids on Anglesey came to an end and life on the island became more stable and prosperous.

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park

Flat Holm Isolation Hospital

36 Reviews

Flat Holm Island, Cardiff CF62 5QS

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park

Brighton West Pier

350 Reviews

Kings Rd, Brighton BN1 2FL

For almost a century and a half the West Pier has been Britain’s most iconic pier. Today its Brighton's most photographed building.

Good for kids

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Castle Hill Roman Fort

It's a nice place. There's not really much to expect from it except a short walk and a good view. May be misleading calling this a historic destination as really there's no remains of any fort. Other than too much litter, it's nice though.

Brean Down Fort

Amazing place to visit!.. the one thing that isn't obvious though is the long walk to get to it so be prepared!! And, sadly like all our war based historical buildings it is crumbling away!.. this needs to be saved really..

Pennard Castle

Interesting ruins to view, plus an informative board to help you know what you are looking at. Worth visiting for the spectacular views

Castell Deganwy Castle

On the hottest day of the year last year (in July) I decided to give this place a go. Beautiful landscapes and excellent clear views across the estuary. Also great views across to the Great Orme and to Llandudno.It is a bit of a steep hike but reasonably a good walk if taken casually.

Castell Deganwy Castle

Firstly, this is not a 2* hotel, it's a ruined castle! I don't like to think of people turning up here trailing suitcases behind them. I wish I could figure out how to change it.Nothing that hasn't been said before. Not much left but great 360°views of the peninsula. Fascinating history; predates Conwy castle which can be seen across the estuary.

Wenlock Priory

So much of the priory is still intact and so much of it. It must have been spectacular in it's time. It has a very surreal feeling. Just loved it.We saw so many original tiles and carvings, it was so beautiful and calm.

Grosmont Castle

Very quiet, picturesque castle with fascinating history re. Huibert, Magna Carta era, Welsh uprisings the rise of the Lancaster household. It's a small ruin but plenty to see.

Castell Deganwy Castle

This is a beautiful place to visit still some remains and fantastic view from the top great place to walk. Dogs on leads as sheep about

Castell Deganwy Castle

Deganwy Castle is a total wreck of a castle, in your head you can workout how the castle was first built, there are small wrecks of walls here there & everywhere, it should say this is where Deganwy castle once stud. It is worth the walk up to the top of the hill the views are brilliant on a good day, well worth the walk

Grosmont Castle

We've visited all Three Castles. Grosmont being the 3rd & our favourite. We parked in the most beautiful friendly village and walked up a very small distance towards the castle. Dog friendly with plenty of space for picnics.

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