Landmarks of The UK

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Last updated: March 23, 2017

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Hint	Answer
Huge, Prehistoric circle of stones	Stonehenge
London's clock tower (not Elizabeth Tower)	Big Ben
Medieval London castle built by William the conqueror	Tower of London
Square in London named after a famous naval battle	Trafalgar Square
Tall column located in the previous answer	Nelson's column
Gallery that is located in the square	National gallery
London residence of the royal family	Buckingham Palace
Castle that is also the royal residence	Windsor Castle
Most famous Museum in London	British Museum
Seat of the UK government	Houses of Parliament
What the city of Bath is named for	Roman Baths
Lake that is home to 'Nessie'	Loch Ness
The tallest peak in Britain	Ben Nevis
Northern wall built by Roman Emperor	Hadrian's wall
Castle located in the capital of Scotland	Edinburgh Castle

Hint	Answer
Where William Wordsworth spent most of his life	Lake District
Mountain in Wales	Snowdon
Oldest university in England	Oxford
Where the royals (among others) are laid to rest	Westminster Abbey
Huge Ferris Wheel along the Thames	London Eye
The Prime Minister's residence	10 Downing Street
Major courthouse	Old Bailey
Collection of large greenhouses in Cornwall	Eden Project
Large London church	St Paul's Cathedral
Famous suspension and bascule brdige in London	Tower Bridge
Church where Thomas Beckett was murdered.	Canterbury Cathedral
Collection of mostly hexagonal columns in Northern Ireland	Giant's Causeway
Large toy store in Regent street	Hamley's
Famous department store	Harrods
Where Shakespeare's plays were performed	Globe theatre

Level 95

Mar 22, 2017

You need to correct the number for the answer about the prime ministers residence to 10. Also suggest you allow Snowdon (on its own without "Mount"). Not sure about the Bath answer - arguably it is most famous for its architecture, particularly the Royal Crescent, and for its associations with Jane Austen.

Level 46

Mar 23, 2017

Thanks, should be fixed now.