• 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
• Hampton Court
• Harewood House
• Horseguards
• Houses of Parliament & Big Ben
• Imperial War Museum
• Ironbridge
• Jorvik Viking Centre
• Kensington Palace
• Kew Gardens
• Leeds Castle
• Legoland

Royal Academy of Arts

Royal Academy of Arts is the oldest institution that caters to fine arts in Britain. It was founded by George III in the year 1768, which was given by artist to encourage art and design. Although numerous individuals can be an associate or friend of the Royal Academy but its full-membership is limited to 80 Academicians who are active individuals in the field of painting, architecture, sculpture as well as print-making.

It also houses a fine permanent collection besides the oldest fine art library in the Britain. Several temporary exhibitions are also at the Royal Academy of Arts. One of its most acclaimed exhibitions has been 'Monet in the 20th century'.