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This English Heritage site is one of the finest fortresses built by Henry VIII that has survived the centuries from Tudor times to present day. Visitors can wander through the exhibition spaces, ...

A North Yorkshire heritage railway is set to bring back its annual steam gala this autumn, with ticket prices held at last year’s rates for the four-day celebration of Britain’s steam heritage.

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Pendennis Castle, situated in Falmouth was built by order of Henry VIII to protect the extensive waters known as Carrick Roads. The site boasts buildings from different centuries and amazing views.

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