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Famous landmarks in United Kingdom

London icons, a prehistoric circle and a Scottish stronghold.

London offers three easy-to-separate structures once you pay attention to their function. The landmark commonly called Big Ben has a clock face in a tall, narrow tower. Tower Bridge has two towers joined above the roadway. Saint Paul’s Cathedral has a large dome. Remember that Big Ben is the name of the great bell; the clock tower itself is the Elizabeth Tower.

Stonehenge takes you out of the capital to a stone circle near Amesbury. Its surviving horizontal stones resting on uprights make a useful recognition clue. Edinburgh Castle moves the game north to Scotland, with a fortress occupying a rocky height. This collection is a useful reminder that the United Kingdom includes more than London and that landscape can narrow a guess as much as architecture.

Locations: London · London · Near Amesbury · Edinburgh · London. The landmark cards below include exact coordinates.

Read the map

Place the London group in southeastern England, Stonehenge farther west, and Edinburgh well to the north in Scotland.

A small learning challenge

Say the landmark and location as a pair: Tower Bridge—London; Stonehenge—near Amesbury; Edinburgh Castle—Edinburgh.

Meet the five landmarks

Open a guide for location, history, photo clues, and credited photography.

How well do you know United Kingdom?

Five photographs, five pins. Put your new mental map to work.

Practice United Kingdom