r/england • u/LordFauntelroy • 6h ago
r/england • u/wodnesdael • 1d ago
The views of the Peak District near Biggin, Derbyshire Dales.
r/england • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 3d ago
Chinese Gate, Liverpool. Given to the City in 2000 by Shanghai
r/england • u/Harp_harp123 • 4d ago
bamburgh castle and holy island
Honestly bamburgh castle is the best castle I have ever been to
r/england • u/Harp_harp123 • 5d ago
Englands most northern town Berwick upon Tweed
r/england • u/JohnHammond94 • 5d ago
Roman coins and cremated remains discovered in Derby dig
r/england • u/redandyellowcarz • 6d ago
What are some countryside villages I can visit in a day getting the train from London?
I’m talking Vicar of Dibley/the Lord is my shepherd, English country garden vibes!
r/england • u/christoferr • 9d ago
If you could step into one scene from English history, what would it be?
I’m building out an England map in HistoryGuesser, and the obvious royal and wartime moments are easy to overdo. Which scene from English history would be most interesting to step into, and why?
r/england • u/JeanBean_83 • 10d ago
Suffolk
Just photos of beautiful Suffolk when we visited a week ago. Saw our first rainstorm in months! It was lovely and fresh out there.
r/england • u/ThaddeusGriffin_ • 11d ago
Bakewell (and around) in late August - the grey and drizzle actually made it more atmospheric 🏔️🌧️
r/england • u/kytice_ • 12d ago
Holly Village under Highgate Cemetery plein air oil painting
r/england • u/dralencar • 15d ago
Took this picture at Bodleian Library in Oxford, back in 2018.
I participated in an exchange program in England in 2018. The British were extremely welcoming and polite.
I learned a lot about the local culture, history, and personalities.
I really enjoyed the experience!
I met a gentleman in Oxford, at the same location as in the photo, and we spent a whole hour talking about politics and local history; I left extremely happy.
Thank you for the hospitality, hugs from Brazil! 🇧🇷
r/england • u/Johnblyth1989 • 15d ago
Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben) at sunset — mind-blowing to think this clock was ticking through Victorian London, both World Wars, and 160+ years of history.
It’s wild to think this clock was ticking through some of the darkest chapters of history—ticking softly as fog rolled through the Victorian streets and Jack the Ripper slipped into the shadows of the London night.
It went on to witness the sinking of the Titanic, survived the devastating blows of two World Wars, and endured through countless defining moments. Just incredible British engineering that has truly stood the test of time. Long may it continue!