Bristol

balloons of all shapes and sizes

Winchester

Winchester Cathedral has the longest nave in England. It is over 160 m long.

Jane Austen is buried in the cathedral. She died aged 41 in 1817.

The Great Hall, a medieval hall

The Round Table originates from the 13th or 14th century and was originally a standing table with 12 outer legs. Now it hangs on the wall.

A model of Winchester town in Victorian times displayed in the Great Hall.

Durdle Door

On the Jurassic Coast world heritage site stands the famous limestone rock arch, Durdle Door.

Stonehenge

Neolithic houses at the Stonehenge visitor centre

The building of the site began approximately in 3000 BC with the famous standing stones raised around 2500 BC.

The temple is aligned on the movements of the sun and every year thousands gather here to mark the summer solstice.

It is the only surviving lintelled stone circle in the world. Some of the stones were brought from the Preseli Hills in Wales over 150 miles away.

Salisbury

An original copy of King John's Magna Carta is displayed at Salisbury Cathedral. In 2015 it celebrated its 800th anniversary.

Effigies of Sir Richard Mompesson and his wife Katherine on their tomb.

The spire is the tallest in England with a height of 123m.

North Gate, High Street

College of Matrons almshouse founded in the 17th century.

Bath

The historic Pulteney Bridge lined with shops is similar to the Ponte Vecchio in Florence.

Bath rugby floral display in the Parade Gardens.

The Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul

Bath Abbey nave

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