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What is Britain's best/most celebrated architectural building/landmark?

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I love this thread!

A couple of people mentioned York Minster, and while it may be alright from the outside, it's real impressiveness is on the inside. :smile:

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ichtee

mackeroo

this is sooo amazingly done by Gaudi!!!
cant wait for 2026!

Jakko247

I will start off with the basic one:
Palace of Westminster.

Feel free to add buildings from around the world, not just from Britain :smile:

Stonehenge

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Toaster Leavings

These monasteries in Greece are pretty good:-

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bittersweet.poetry

Got to love the Uffington White Horse in Oxfordshire :p:

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cactussed

Xenomorph v2.1

London bridge?

Eww, this concrete lump?

You mean Tower Bridge? :p:

I'd go with maybe the London Eye, or the Empire State Building.

It's amazing considering it was built in the 1930s.

The Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur are pretty good too:

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Remarqable M

London eye is the one i can think of and the millenium bridge.

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Big_C.

Birmingham Uni clock tower: Tallest free standing clocktower in the world. :smile:

The aston webb building

If you're coming in on the train to uni from either the center or selly oak the university and the hospital both look mighty impressive! Even when you see them every day! :woo:

Brixton Town Hall.

Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol

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Renner

Just about anything built with good money from the Georgian or Victorian era. Those guys really had pride in there work, modern bridges, town halls, hospitals etc are just bland lumps compared to the grandeur of the older buildings.

Gray Street in Newcastle is spectacular