• Althorp Princess Diana
• Alton Towers
• Avebury
• Bath Pump Rooms
• Beamish Open Air Museum
• Black Country Living Museum
• Blackpool Tower & Pleasure Beach
• Blenheim Palace
• British Museum
• Buckingham Palace
• Canterbury Cathedral
• Castle Howard
• Chatsworth
• Chessington World of Adventures
• Chester Zoo
• Dover Castle
• Drayton Manor
• Edinburgh Castle & Holyrood House
• Flamingo Land
• Globe
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• Harewood House
• Horseguards
• Houses of Parliament & Big Ben
• Imperial War Museum
• Ironbridge
• Jorvik Viking Centre
• Kensington Palace
• Kew Gardens
• Leeds Castle
• Legoland

Black Country Living Museum

Black Country Living Museum covers an expanse of 26 acre nearby the Dudley Castle. The Museum entails the history of Black Country that was at the heart of Industrial Revolution. Black Country comprises of present Wolverampton, Dudley, Sandwell, and Walsall. This site has about 40,000 items at display in its varied collections.

The museum incorporates trained educational and staff dressed in costumes relating the history early 19th and 20th centuries. The living museum comprises of a recreated factory and a village area. Besides these, provision of a cinema showing silent films as well as a school that imparts lesson in the bygone style.