Medieval English Cathedrals and Castles

Famous for its chained books and the 13th-century 'Mappa Mundi' map.

A fine example of late Gothic architecture.

The only medieval English cathedral with 3 spires, dedicated to St. Chad and St. Mary.

An important medieval English cathedral, a prominent landmark.

Unfinished masterpiece, last and largest Edwardian castle in Wales, started in 1295, took 35 years.

Well-preserved fortified manor house from the 13th century.

A 14th-century moated and fortified manor house, built by Sir William de Clinton.

Built by wealthy trading families.

A manor house with defensive walls, built from the 12th to 17th centuries.

Tudor palace developed by Cardinal Wolsey then Henry VIII, later with a Baroque addition by William III and Mary II.

Famous for its collection of chained books and the 'Mappa Mundi' map.

A prime example of late Gothic architecture.

The only English medieval cathedral with three spires, dedicated to St. Chad and St. Mary.

A notable medieval cathedral in England, easily recognizable from afar.

An unfinished masterpiece, the largest Edwardian castle in Wales, constructed from 1295.

A well-preserved fortified manor house, dating back to the 13th Century.

A 14th-century fortified manor house designed by Sir William de Clinton, enclosed by moats.

Constructed by wealthy trading families.

A manor house with defensive walls, built in stages from the 12th to 17th centuries.

A Tudor palace developed by Cardinal Wolsey and later Henry VIII, with a later Baroque addition.