Former called Roosevelt ter in 1947, now renamed to honour the statesman and developer of the chain bridge. Interesting statues on all sides of the square.
Delightful fountain which works with optical sensors as you approach. Also home to the only remaining Soviet army memorial in the city.
Destroyed a rebuilt many times over the centuries. Huge impressive palace towering high on the Buda side of the river and dominating the Budapest skyline.
The world's largest synagogue outside of New York. Has both Romantic and Moorish architectural elements. Contains a holocaust memorial room relating to the events of 1944-45.
Amazing collection of communist period statues with Lenin, Marx and Bela Kun. Worth the effort of travelling by bus away from the city centre.
Lovely friendly street with nice new build house. Has a very good and modern play area.
Great connections to London and Birmingham. Quite a way outside Thame.
Rickety rope bridge connecting the mainland to a small island. Great coastal views. Run by National Trust.
Ancestral home of George Washington. Large parts date back to the 12th century. Run by the National Trust.
First purpose built lighthouse in the world to be powered by electricity. Impressive fog horn. Run by National Trust.
Stunning house that was the vision of Victorian inventor Lord Armstrong. Set in impressive landscaped gardens it was the first house in the world lit by hydroelectricity.
Beautiful castellated manor house. Crammed full of elegant furnishings. Run by National Trust.
Beatrix Potter's delightful cottage home. Preserved in a state that would suggest she has just popped out for a walk. Run by National Trust.
One of the most pleasant climbs in the Lakes. You will be rewarded by great views.
Beautiful Tudor house with impressive gardens containing huge sculpted yew trees. Run by National Trust.
Atmospheric Elizabethan farmhouse where Charles II hid after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Run by National Trust.
Abandoned in 1605 after its owners became involved in the Catholic Gunpowder Plot. Run by National Trust.
Impressive hand carved homes that are naturally cool in summer and warm in winter. Occupied as recently as the 1960s. Run by National Trust.
Half timbered former farmhouse converted to a pub. Visit during the annual asparagus auctions. Great real ales.
