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Topic: Edinburgh

Rosslyn Chapel was begun 580 years ago and the carvers never finished the job

Five centuries of folklore have gathered around a small unfinished church seven miles south of Edinburgh, and Dan Brown only added to the pile.

Scotland's most notorious unsolved murder started with an explosion

Mary Queen of Scots faced suspicion in the murder of her own husband.

Ten unmissable stops for your next Scotland adventure

From the Royal Mile to the Trossachs, these are the destinations that capture Scotland's wild beauty and storied past.

A room with a view - Edinburgh!

Have you been to Edinburgh?

On the Road: The West Country by Train

The West Country is home to some of Britain's most scenic delights. Fancy a train ride?

BHT's latest issue! From Prince Philip's legacy to Winston Churchill's wife

As the British Heritage Travel team revels in the fact that relative normality has returned we explore the best of British history and some wonderful travel inspiration.

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History, Sport and Art Blend Nicely in Wales’ Capital City

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Rosslyn Chapel was begun 580 years ago and the carvers never finished the job
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Five centuries of folklore have gathered around a small unfinished ...

Flowers still arrive at the spot where England’s last Saxon king fell in 1066
Flowers still arrive at the spot...

Wednesday marks 960 years since the Battle of Hastings, the single ...

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Winston Churchill gives his famo...

"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many t...

Britain’s smallest city has 1,800 residents and anchors this six day Welsh drive
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Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon and then coughed his way through Buckingham Palace
Neil Armstrong walked on the Moo...

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Winston Churchill gives his famous speech "The Few" in the House of Commons
Winston Churchill gives his famo...

"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many t...

Rosslyn Chapel was begun 580 years ago and the carvers never finished the job
Rosslyn Chapel was begun 580 yea...

Five centuries of folklore have gathered around a small unfinished ...

Flowers still arrive at the spot where England’s last Saxon king fell in 1066
Flowers still arrive at the spot...

Wednesday marks 960 years since the Battle of Hastings, the single ...

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