Bushmills; Northern Ireland; Northern Ireland; county Antrim; village; clock tower; bell tower; streetscape
Description
Bushmills village centre, this small village in County Antrim is home to the Bushmills Whiskey distillery and is a convenient base for touring the nearby Causeway Coast.
Bushmills; Northern Ireland; county Antrim; village; shops; streetscape
Description
Bushmills village centre, this small village in County Antrim is home to the Bushmills Whiskey distillery and is a convenient base for touring the nearby Causeway Coast.
Ballymoney, County Antrim, old church, churchyard, church, ruin, tower, St Patrick's, graveyard, tombstones, gravestones, Ireland; Northern Ireland
Description
The old Church of Ireland parish Church of St Patrick's in Ballymoney, County Antrim. This burial ground is the site of the ruins of the old parish church which was completed in 1637. The graveyard holds over 400 headstones, the oldest dating to 1610.
Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge on the North Antrim coast. Carrick island was used by local fishermen for several hundred years and they installed a precarious rope bridge 30 metres above the waves. Eventually crossing the bridge became an adventurous outing for day trippers and tourists concequently the rope bridge has been upgraded to a sturdier construction than it once was.
Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge on the North Antrim coast. Carrick island was used by local fishermen for several hundred years and they installed a precarious rope bridge 30 metres above the waves. Eventually crossing the bridge became an adventurous outing for day trippers and tourists concequently the rope bridge has been upgraded to a sturdier construction than it once was.
Carrick-a-Rede; Rope Bridge; Causeway coast; Ireland; Irish; coast; coastal; county Antrim; sea; Carrick; island
Description
Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge on the North Antrim coast. Carrick island was used by local fishermen for several hundred years and they installed a precarious rope bridge 30 metres above the waves. Eventually crossing the bridge became an adventurous outing for day trippers and tourists concequently the rope bridge has been upgraded to a sturdier construction than it once was.
Carrick-a-Rede, rope bridge; Carrick Island, Ireland; Causeway coast; Ireland; Irish; Northern Ireland; coast; county Antrim
Description
Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge on the North Antrim coast. Carrick island was used by local fishermen for several hundred years and they installed a precarious rope bridge 30 metres above the waves. Eventually crossing the bridge became an adventurous outing for day trippers and tourists concequently the rope bridge has been upgraded to a sturdier construction than it once was.
The Titanic Belfast building is clad in reflective aluminium panels and is located 100 yards from the point where where Titanic's hull was constructed and launched. The building houses the Titanic Experience visitor attraction telling the story of industrial Belfast and the construction of RMS Titanic, Also inside are function rooms, cafés and a shop.
Berwickshire; Scotland; Scottish Coast; St Abbs; coast; coastal
Description
Starney Bay, St. Abbs village and Coldingham Bay from White Heugh just one of a series of dramatic clifftop views to be found on the Berwickshire Coastal Path north of Coldingham and Eyemouth.
On County Durham's Heritage Coast. Looking north along Blast Beach near Seaham. the distant headland is Noses Point. The name Blast may come from the fact that in the past clinker waste was dumped on the beach from an iron works that once existed locally. Ships also emptied their ballast here before taking on their cargoes of iron and coal at Seaham Harbour. The dark sand derives from the local coal that was mined nearby for many years.
A memorial at St Abbs to 189 fishermen who lost their lives on in a storm on 14th October 1881. Known as the Eyemouth Disaster as most of the victims were from the local Eyemouth area which includes St Abbs and Coldingham. The monument depicts women and children looking out to sea.
Valencian girl in traditional costume. The decorated sash is particular to the Fallas a local Valencian festival held every March. The lace head piece is a mantilla typically worn for religious occasions and special events such as was the case here.
Valencian girl in Fallera costume. In Valencia, Spain local girls are selected as Fallera Mayores to preside over the Fallas celebrations. The Fallas is a colourful and lively traditional festival held during March each year in Valencia.
Central Market (Mercado Central), Valencia this large and long established indoor market sells a wide range of foods as well as some tourist souvenirs.
Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia, Queen Sofía, Palace of the Arts, city of arts and science, city of art and science, city of arts and sciences, modern, architecture, modernist, Spain
Description
Queen Sofía Palace of the Arts in Valencia's City of Arts and Science designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. The building contains three main performance spaces a main auditorium for 1500 people a 400 seat theatre and and an additional 400 seat concert venue.
Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia, Queen Sofía, Palace of the Arts, city of arts and science city of art and science, city of arts and sciences, modern, architecture, modernist, Spain, futuristic, design, roof, Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències
Description
Detail of the futuristic Queen Sofía Palace of the Arts in Valencia's City of Arts and Science designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. The building contains three main performance spaces a main auditorium for 1500 people a 400 seat theatre and and an additional 400 seat concert venue.
Spain; Valencia; city, The City of Arts and Sciences, River Turia, Turia Park, L'Hemisfèric, El Museu de les Ciències , Agora, Science Museum, contemporary, modern, futuristic, architecture
Description
The City of Arts and Sciences is situated in a section of the former riverbed of the river Turia. The river was diverted from the centre to the outskirts of city and the old riverbed was turned into a park running for miles through the centre of Valencia. The City of Arts and Sciences is a cultural and educational and entertainment complex including El Palau de les Arts an opera house and theatre, L'Hemisfèric - an Imax Cinema, Planetarium and Laserium, El Museu de les Ciències - Science Museum, The Agora Sports and entertainment centre and Oceanogràfic - aquariums and sea life centre . The main structures in view in this photograph are (left to right) L'Hemisfèric,El Museu de les Ciències and the Agora
Spain; Valencia; city; Palace of the Arts; sunrise; City of Arts and Sciences
Description
This is a back view of the Palace of the Arts. The building contains three main performance spaces a main auditorium for 1500 people a 400 seat theatre and and an additional 400 seat concert venue.
Central Market (Mercado Central), Valencia this large and long established indoor market sells a wide range of foods as well as some tourist souvenirs.
Central Market (Mercado Central), Valencia this large and long established indoor market sells a wide range of foods as well as some tourist souvenirs.
Central Market (Mercado Central), Valencia this large and long established indoor market sells a wide range of foods as well as some tourist souvenirs.
Central Market (Mercado Central), Valencia this large and long established indoor market sells a wide range of foods as well as some tourist souvenirs.
The City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia, Hemesferic, museum of science, The Agora, Turia Park, Spain, city of art and science, city of arts and science, modern, contemporary, futuristic, architecture, L'Hemisfèric, El Museu de les Ciències, Agora, city
Description
The City of Arts and Sciences is situated at the end of the former riverbed of the river Turia. The river was diverted from the centre to the outskirts of city and the old riverbed was turned into a park running for miles through the centre of Valencia. The City of Arts and Sciences is a cultural and educational and entertainment complex including El Palau de les Arts an opera house and theatre,L'Hemisfèric - an Imax Cinema, Planetarium and Laserium, El Museu de les Ciències - Science Museum, The Agora Sports and entertainment centre and Oceanogràfic - aquariums and sea life centre . The main structures in view in this photograph are (left to right) L'Hemisfèric,El Museu de les Ciències and the Agora
Spain; Valencia; city; dark; evening; night; Plaza de Lope de Vega ; pavement; cafe; restaurant; eating out; Fallas; Falles; illuminations; sign; decorations
Description
Diners eating out in Plaza de Lope de Vega Valencia. The illuminated decorations are in the context of the Fallas festival which is held in Valencia each March.
The Umbracle, garden, modern, City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia, Spain
Description
The Umbracle is a garden within the the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, Spain. As well as regional plants it features contemporary sculptures in the Art Promenade and the “Garden of Astronomy.
Spain; Valencia; city; Jardí del Túria; Jardín del Turia
Description
The Turia Park in Valencia which goes by the name Jardín del Túria (Garden of the Turia). The park occupies the former bed of the river Turia which was drained and rerouted following serious flooding in the mid 20th century. Part of the park now houses the City of Arts and Sciences a futuristic complex of educational and entertainment venues.
Spain; Valencia; city; Turia; park, City of Arts and Sciences
Description
Turia Park in the centre of Valencia occupies the former bed of the river Turia which was drained and rerouted after serious flooding in the mid 20th century. Part of the park now houses the City of Arts and Sciences a futuristic development comprising entertainment and educational facilities.
Spanish girls in fallera costumes in Valencia. The Fallas or Falles is an annual festival held every March in Valencia. Special events and celebrations are held in every district of Valencia and each area has its own events presided over by Fallera Mayores in traditional costumes.
Haymarket, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Newcastle on Tyne, metro station, office development, retail development, junction, cross-hatched, crossing point, pedestrians, crossing, city centre, city, public transport
Description
The new Haymarket Metro Station in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, viewed from Percy Street
University, Newcastle upon Tyne, administration building, new university development, campus development, campus for the future, further education, education
Description
The new student and administrative services building,situated on Barras Bridge facing the Civic Centre will house a visitor centre and a range of student and administrative services, including the Careers Service,Accommodation Office, Student Wellbeing Service and Student Progress Service, the Marketing and Communications Directorate and the Development and Alumni Relations Office.
public art, sculpture, River God, Tyne, David Wynne, Council, Civic Centre, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne, local authority, local government, council chambers, council, Newcastle
Description
A bronze sculpture of the River God Tyne by David Wynne is mounted on an external wall near the council chamber of the Civic Centre at Barras Bridge Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The building was opened in 1968. The bronze is sixteen feet (4.8 m) high
Newcastle, Council, Civic Centre, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne, local authority, local government, council chambers, council, Newcastle
Description
The Civic Centre at Barras Bridge Newcastle-upon-Tyne was opened in 1968 and among other facilities contains the council chamber a banqueting hall offices and a customer service centre. A bronze sculpture of the River-God Tyne by David Wynne is mounted on an external wall near the council chamber.
Newcastle Council, Civic Centre, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne, local authority, local government, council chambers, council, Newcastle
Description
The Civic Centre at Barras Bridge Newcastle-upon-Tyne was opened in 1968 and among other facilities contains the council chamber a banqueting hall offices and a customer service centre. A bronze sculpture of the River-God Tyne by David Wynne is mounted on an external wall near the council chamber.
fountain, Praça Rossio, Baixa district, Lisbon, Portugal, Teatro Nacional D. Maria II, National Theatre
Description
Bronze fountain in Praça de D. Pedro IV (Pedro IV Square) in Lisbon Portugal also known as Rossio Square. In the background is Teatro Nacional D. Maria II, the National Theatre,
Sintra, Praca da Republica, Portugal; Portuguese ; village
Description
Praca da Republica in the popular and picturesque village of Sintra in Portugal. Sintra lies a short train or road journey from the Portuguese capital Lisbon.
Monument to the Discoveries, Portugal, Belem, Tagus, waterfront; Padrão dos Descobrimentos, Cottinelli Telmo, Leopoldo de Almeida, Europe, Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal; Henry the Navigator
Description
Overlooking the river Tagus on Lisbon's Belem waterfront and conceived by Cottinelli Telmo and sculptor Leopoldo de Almeida the Monument to the Discoveries (Padrão dos Descobrimentos) is a massive 52 metre-high construction partially in the shape of the prow of a ship The monument commerates the Portuguese explorers including who took part in the age of discovery in the 15th and 16th centuries. The lead figure on the prow reperesents Prince Henry the Navigator.
Liberty Seguros, Lisbon, Avenida Fontes Periera de Melo, portuguese, business, insurance, finance, commercial, centre, affluence
Description
Modern Lisbon, Avenida Fontes Periera de Melo adjacent to the Parque Edwardo VII. The large office building houses Liberty Seguros an international subsidiary of Liberty Mutual Group, a Boston-based insurance company.
Liberty Seguros, Lisbon, Avenida Fontes Periera de Melo, Pt, Portuguese, Portugal; business, insurance, finance, commercial, centre, affluence
Description
Modern Lisbon, Avenida Fontes Periera de Melo adjacent to the Parque Edwardo VII. The large office building houses Liberty Seguros an international subsidiary of Liberty Mutual Group, a Boston-based insurance company.
Quinta da Regaleira, Antonio Augusto Carvalho Monteiro, Sintra, Portuguese, palace, gardens; Portugal
Description
Quinta da Regaleira was built in the 1890's by Antonio Augusto Carvalho Monteiro. It is one of many architectural and historical places of interest in the picturesque town of Sintra which is located in a stunning setting a short train ride from Lisbon.
Europe; Largo das Porto do Sol; Lisboa; Lisbon; Portugal
Description
Early morning at Largo das Porto Sol in the Alfama district of Lisbon. This location is the site of one of the gateways to the old city and has some fine views of the Tagus estuary.
The Storr, Old Man of Storr, Trotternish Ridge, Escarpment, Skye, Trotternish, Scotland, Scottish, Highlands, Highlands and Islands, NW Scotland, Scottish Isles, Western Isles, mountains, panorama; loch; Fada; lake
Description
Panoramic view of the Storr and Loch Fada in Trotternish North East Skye.
Skye Museum of Island Life, Scottish, highland cottages, Uig, Scotland, croft.crofter's cottage
Description
Skye Museum of Island Life is located about six miles north of Uig on the A855. The museum represents typical island living conditions at the end of the 19th century and includes several cottages of a type typical in the highlands and islands of that time. The museum was first opened in 1965.
Marischal College, Aberdeen; Aberdeenshire; Scotland; Scottish; university; council; building
Description
Marischal College in Aberdeen was built in the 19th century and throughout the 20th century formed part of Aberdeen University but recently leased to Aberdeen Council renovated and opened for council business in 2011. The college is said to be the 2nd largest granite building in the world. The equestrian statue in front of the building is a sculpture of King Robert the Bruce which was unveiled in 2011.
The harbour of the Aberdeenshire town of Portsoy. On the shores of the Moray coast between Cullen and Banff Portsoy is known for its 17th century harbour and houses and the local Portsoy marble.
Jedburgh Abbey standing alongside Jed Water, a tributary of the River Teviot is southern Scotland some 10 miles from the English border. The Abbey, now a ruin, dates from 1147.
Provost Skene's House Aberdeen dates from the mid 16th century but is named after Provost Skene who lived there in the mid 17th century. The building now serves as a museum.
Provost Skene's House, Aberdeen; Aberdeenshire; Scotland; Scottish; city
Description
Provost Skene's House Aberdeen dates from the mid 16th century but is named after Provost Skene who lived there in the mid 17th century. The building now serves as a museum.
Aberdeen; Aberdeenshire; Scotland; Beach Ballroom; seaside; dance hall; entertainment
Description
The Beach Ballroom Aberdeen dates from 1929 and has hosted a wide variety of events including a Beatles concert in 1963. Famous locally for its spring mounted dance floor.
Heavenfield, St Oswald's Way, Cross, gate, gateway, field gate, gate, signpost, Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, Saint Ostwald's, way, Chollerford, Hexham
Description
Heavenfield near Hexham and Chollerford in Northumberland is the site of a dark ages battle which is now on the route of the Hadrians Wall long distance path and St. Oswald’s Way which runs from Holy Island (Lindisfarne) down the Northumberland coast, before heading inland to Heavenfield and the line of Hadrian’s Wall a distance of 97 miles (156 km). St. Oswald was a King of Northumbria in the early 7th Century, who played a major role in bringing Christianity to the area.
Heavenfield, St Oswald's Way, Cross, gate, gateway, field gate, gate, signpost, Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, Saint Oswald's, way, Chollerford, Hexham
Description
Heavenfield near Hexham and Chollerford in Northumberland is the site of a dark ages battle which is now on the route of the Hadrians Wall long distance path and St. Oswald’s Way which runs from Holy Island (Lindisfarne) down the Northumberland coast, before heading inland to Heavenfield and the line of Hadrian’s Wall a distance of 97 miles (156 km). St. Oswald was a King of Northumbria in the early 7th Century, who played a major role in bringing Christianity to the area.
Heavenfield, St Oswald's church, St Oswald's Way, Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, Saint Oswald's, way, Chollerford, Hexham, girl, woman, walking away; country, churchyard, graveyard, summer, sunny
Description
St Oswald's Church at Heavenfield near Hexham and Chollerford in Northumberland is the on the site of a dark ages battle which is now on the route of the Hadrians Wall long distance path and St. Oswald’s Way which runs from Holy Island (Lindisfarne) down the Northumberland coast, before heading inland to Heavenfield and the line of Hadrian’s Wall a distance of 97 miles (156 km). St. Oswald was a King of Northumbria in the early 7th Century, who played a major role in bringing Christianity to the area.
Buttermere; Crummock Water; Cumbria; Lake District; Lakeland; Lakes; Mountains; fells; fell; lake; reflection; tranquil; peaceful; water
Description
The lower slopes of Mellbreak fell reflected in Crummock Water. This fell (height 509m) overlooks the Buttermere valley on the western shore of Crummock Water, Loweswater lies just beyond its northern flank.
Mellbreak, fell, Crummock Water, Lake District, lake, Lakeland, Cumbria, Buttermere,
Description
Mellbreak fell reflected in Crummock Water. This fell (height 509m) overlooks the Buttermere valley on the western shore of Crummock Water, Loweswater lies just beyond its northern flank.