Go to the Culloden battlefield the day before. The whole fort is amazing but spend time in the Highland Regiment Museum. A real eye opener.
Atmospheric Elizabethan farmhouse where Charles II hid after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Run by National Trust.
Inchmahome Priory was built 1238. Mary Queen of Scots, aged four, was sent here for protection with her four Maries, after the Scottish defeat by the English at the battle of Pinkie Cleuch in 1547.
Formerly an orphanage, Russian consulate and home to Freddie Mercury in 1969. Beautiful interior.
Get there in time for the musket or cavalry demonstrations En savoir plus .
This medieval house (the oldest one in the city) museum is on top of Castle Street is where you'll find an impressive collection of 17th century Scottish furniture.
The Roman Theatre of Verulamium is unique. Built in about 140AD it is the only example of its kind in Britain being a theatre with a stage. The Theatre could seat 2000 spectators. Unearthed in 1847 En savoir plus .
It greeted us at Chester city centre. Half of it is preserved so the destroyed parts are drawn to show the full perimeters. All of the city is full of historical monuments from the Roman times
Largest known Roman residence in Britain. Impressive collection of floor mosaics.
Excavated remains of a Roman 'Saxon shore' fort built around 200 AD. Run by English heritage.
A must visit if you're in Florida. Has all American and Caribbean vibes and is beautiful
Great experience and service on our flight to the Dry Tortugas. Best way to get to the Tortugas and tour Fort Jefferson without the large groups that come in on the ferry.
Former Stasi prison for political prisoners, with tours given by former inmates. Provides insight into the Stasi mindset and interrogation techniques.
Definitely worth a visit if you have any interest in history. Not only is it about the Von Staffenberg assassination attempt but it's also about the entire German resistance during WWII.
Impressive tours around the restored cells that once held many prominent independence fighters.
Unique, step back 1500 years in history. Burial site of the high Kings of Ireland. Home to the original celiac crosses. The lost city of clonmacnoise is a treasure that will stay with you..
What has served as the seat of Czech rulers for centuries is now a famous traveler destination because of its amazing Gothic/Renaissance architectrual styles. Don't miss the famous Vladislav Hall.
Daliborka Tower, a famous prison, was fulfilling its function until the end of the 18th century. Initially it was designated only for the nobility but later Daliborka held people of all ranks.
Beautiful historical premises in the center of Prague for rent. Check out their website http://www.schebekpalace.com/
Штернберг был основан в 13 веке на месте древнего укрепления.Это родовое гнездо самой известной дворянской семьи – Штернбергов. Название крепости дал герб семьи, изображавший звезду на синем фоне
Take in the amazing view on the Loch Ness, and learn something about the history of the castle through the impressive introduction video and the information boards scattered throughout the ruins.
Lovely wee island to explore with stunning views! Lots of WW2 bunkers dotted about it too. Just don't miss the tide else you'll be stuck for a while :)
Magnificent 600 year old castle. Home to the Earl & Countess of Devon. Definitely a must visit when in the area.
The painstakingly restored Kilkenny Castle was first constructed circa 1200. The home's most prominent owners were the wealthy Butler family.
Finlaggan is the ancient seat of the Lords of the Isles. The site is maintained by the Finlaggan Trust and is sign-posted off the main road between Ballygrant en Keills En savoir plus .
Beautiful with a fascinating history. This site played a pivotal role America establishing itself as a free and independent nation. John Rutledge was sworn in as the first President of SC here.
Stede Bonnet, the so-called “Gentleman Pirate,” was hanged here on December 10, 1718. Afterward, his body was left on the gallows as a warning to other would-be buccaneers. (From Aerial America) En savoir plus .
From acclaimed chef Sean Brock, McCrady's is a limited-seating chef's tasting menu that mixes great Southern lowland cuisine with modern twists. 2-hour course combines over 16 different tastings. A++!
Not National Trust. On private land but maintained to some extent by NT (litter clearing mainly). Dates from 3650BC and was in use for only 20 years or so.
Monolithic rock-cut churches of Lalibela are marked as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Henricus was the second successful English city in the New World. Built along the James River, it is on the land where Pocahontas grew up. When you visit, walk down the river, the view is incredible.
The great maritime museum of the east coast. The neat part is to check out the ships that are being renovating. List of history to check out... if you’re to that.
Robert's heart was said to be worn around a chain of Sir James Douglas.His internal organs were also removed & were placed in the Chapel of St. Serf (where he usually prayed).-Her Remarkable History
Scotland’s Robert the Bruce's body itself was interred here, inside a wooden coffen, within a stone vault beneath the floor of the Abbey." His tomb is made of white marble.-Her Remarkable History
A stunning place to visit.Steeped in history and a great place to take photographs.Also has a gift shop.Worth every bit of the admission fee.
Huge historical site. Robert the Bruce ' s heart is buried here. Don't miss the climb up the tower and the museum.
Tom says "The Freedom Trail can be knocked out in a couple hours and takes you to a lot of good historical sites. Also there's an app for narration.
Go to the visitor center to sign up for the 2-hour guided tour. Visitor center is address 148... you will see McDonald's across the way on Tremont St.
Building from 1715. 6 similar buildings used to reside in this area before being torn down for building of Paul Revere Mall. Resident Clough helped build Old North Church. More info in blog.<LINK> En savoir plus .
Typically Irish defensive structure. The defenders would access through an upper storey doorway and kick the ladder away.
