In the surrounding area of Durham is located a beautiful cathedral. It was built in 1093. Initially, it was dedicated to St. Cuthbert, one of the most revered saints in England. Nowadays, the ancient temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is considered a unique monument of the Norman era. From the moment of construction, the temple maintained its original appearance almost completely. Many unique religious shrines, including the cross of St. Cuthbert, dated to the 7th century, are kept within its walls. Today, part of the cathedral is a small museum dedicated to the patron saint. Guests of the city will have an opportunity to visit Taynmut castle located in a picturesque area, at a stone cape. The first official mention of this castle dates back to the second half of the 11th century. Earlier, there located a monastery. Its ruins can still be seen today. Although a significant part of the millennial constructions has long been in ruins, the historical monument is still of great interest and value. On its territory, are the tombs of several kings. In the vicinity of the city, you'll find some beautiful national parks, which will be of interest to all lovers of nature. Many great hiking trails pass through the territory of the Mowbray Park, which is famous for its rare plants, and the abundance of centuries-old trees. Squirrels have chosen those trees as home. Tourists and local residents with children especially prefer this place. Amateurs of evening strolls can enjoy
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First settlers appeared on the territory of the modern Great Britain yet during prehistoric times, so there are more than many old buildings, interesting museums and historic landmarks in the country. Stonehenge remains one of most famous and mystic symbols of the country. There are many theories about the purpose of the monument. Some scientists believe that this is an ancient religious monument, and others assume it is an old observatory.
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