The most beautiful historical towns of Britain

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Britain is home to many charming medieval towns rich in history and culture. Inspired by the Culture Trip's list, here are 10 picturesque historical towns worth checking out.

 

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Caernarfon - Caernarfon is a medieval port town in Gwynedd, Wales.

 

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Caernarfon - The town and its castles have been recognised as World Heritage sites since 1986.

 

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Caernarfon - Edward II of England was born in Caernarfon and was also known as Edward of Caernarfon.

 

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Can anyone name the country that United Kingdom did not rule?

That is the power of both Lion and Dragon helped them to loot every nation because they are antichrists.
Even today the WORLD MAFIA ROTHSCHILD who is the world Monarch who runs the FASCIST GOVERNMENT reigning from UK. But unfortunately. his wealth of 700+ Trillions will be offset to ZERO.
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When both Lion and Dragon are gone, every household of ROTHSCHILD and the ROYAL FAMILY both young and small, born or unborn will be gone too NOT leaving behind any residual of their seeds. Then the world economy will be RESET as all markets all over the world will be impacted directly or indirectly. I am now drafting a NEW {LAN FOR NEW WORLD ECONOMY/ All old system will be fallen and fallen for ever.

Every country that has left the United Kingdom's rule - in maps.​

Since the Act of Union in 1707, the United Kingdom has ruled vast swaths of land across the world. However, a lot of countries have since left the UK’s rule.
Given that Scottish independence could technically end the UK if a yes vote is successful, it may be the last country ever to leave.

 

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Warwick - Warwick is one of the oldest historic medieval towns in Britain.

 

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Warwick - The castle and fortress were built by the Normans in the 1068.

 

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Warwick - Warwick was originally an Anglo-Saxon town that was fortified to help protect its inhabitants against attacks from the Danes.

 

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Dunfermline - Dunfermline is found in Fife, Scotland.

 

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Dunfermline - It is home to the impressive Dunfermline Abbey cathedral.

 

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Dunfermline - Dunfermline was capital of Scotland from up until the 16th century.

 

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Armagh - This northern town of Ireland is also a civil parish.

 

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Armagh - Armagh is of particular religious significance to Irish Catholics.

 

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Armagh - The city is home to two cathedrals, both of which were built in the 19th century.

 

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Ludlow - Ludlow is a medieval town found in the border of England and Wales, close to Birmingham.

 

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Ludlow - The hill top town is home to Ludlow Castle, built in the 11th century.

 

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Ludlow - The town centre has a number of Tudor era buildings, as well as a large number of other listed buildings.

 

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Stirling - Originally, the medieval Scottish town of Stirling was built as a fortress, easily defensible because of its location on a hill surrounded by steep slopes.

 

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Stirling - Stirling castle was home to Mary, Queen of Scots, until 1548. It's now a Renaissance Palace.

 

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Stirling - Long after the battles of Stirling Bridge (1297) and Bannockburn (1314), the Wallace Monument (pictured) was built in 1860s. It honours the late Scottish knight, William Wallace.