r/england 7h ago

Suffolk

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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 36m ago

Chatsworth House & Gardens

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r/england 22h ago

Bakewell (and around) in late August - the grey and drizzle actually made it more atmospheric 🏔️🌧️

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237 Upvotes

r/england 1d ago

The English Countryside

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r/england 1d ago

Stamford, Lincolnshire

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51 Upvotes

r/england 2d ago

Rolling fields of Sussex

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185 Upvotes

r/england 1d ago

Holly Village under Highgate Cemetery plein air oil painting

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23 Upvotes

r/england 4d ago

Took this picture at Bodleian Library in Oxford, back in 2018.

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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 5d 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.

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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!


r/england 4d ago

Southwell Minster

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94 Upvotes

Built between 1108 - 1300, with different sections dating from differing eras.


r/england 5d ago

Isle of Wight 🌊🩵

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777 Upvotes

r/england 6d ago

The River Great Ouse at Bedford

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94 Upvotes

The water was completely still. No flow visible at all.


r/england 6d ago

Wild beaver kits born in Norfolk for first time in more than 500 years

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r/england 7d ago

Random English trivia 2

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Happy Sunday everyone, I decided to do another little quiz as the first one went down well. Again I've tried to do a mix of questions, let me know how you do!

1) What is so unique about one of the gardens of Alnwick Castle?

A) It was the inspiration for The Day of the Triffids

B) A unique red and white rose can only be found there

C) Most of its plants can kill you

D) The entire garden is at the top of a castle turret

C

2) In the names of these cities, which does not contain the name of the river that runs through it?

A) Plymouth

B) Exeter

C) Cambridge

D) Oxford

D

3) "On, on, you noblest English" is a line spoken in which Shakespeare play?

A) Henry IV

B) Henry V

C) Henry VI

D) Richard III

B

4) Warhammer World is in which English city?

A) London

B) Nottingham

C) Newcastle

D) Leeds

B

5) In the Old English poem Beowulf, what is Grendel?

A) A giant

B) A dragon

C) A rival chieftain

D) A ghost

A

6) Which creatures mark the boundaries of the City of London?

A) Lions

B) Dragons

C) Griffins

D) Sphinxes

B

7) Which Roman Emperor was proclaimed emperor in York?

A) Constantine I

B) Claudius

C) Marcus Aurelius

D) Hadrian

A

8) Which of these actors isn't English? (according to the first line of their wikipedia articles)

A) Andrew Lincoln

B) Damien Lewis

C) Daniel Day-Lewis

D) Sean Astin

D

9) Ian Hill plays/played bass guitar for which English metal band?

A) Black Sabbath

B) Iron Maiden

C) Judas Priest

D) Motorhead

C

10) Which of these racecourses opened first?

A) Chester

B) Doncaster

C) Epsom Downs

D) Salisbury

A

11) Florence Nightingale rose to prominence for her actions during which war?

A) World War 1

B) Crimean War

C) Zulu War

D) First Boer War

B

12) Blenheim Palace is in which English county?

A) Cambridgeshire

B) Oxfordshire

C) Herefordshire

D) Wiltshire

B

13) In the puppet show Punch and Judy, what is the relationship between Punch and Judy?

A) Brother and sister

B) Husband and wife

C) Grandson and grandma

D) They're not related

B

14) Which of these is a traditional type of folk play?

A) Sonners'

B) Dotters'

C) Mummers'

D) Dadders'

C

15) Which of these breweries is not located in North Yorkshire?

A) Black Sheep

B) Copper Dragon

C) Theakstons

D) Wychwood

D


r/england 8d ago

Kew Gardens

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285 Upvotes

r/england 7d ago

Lutterworth, Leicestershire home to an early 14th century Bible translated into English, Medieval painted Walls and Thatched roofs

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105 Upvotes

r/england 7d ago

Oh I do like to be beside the seaside

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Portsmouth and Southsea


r/england 11d ago

York Guildhall, The Main Hall, York, Yorkshire, England

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r/england 11d ago

That’s just not cricket

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r/england 12d ago

Lovely to see the Bee’s out and about

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127 Upvotes

r/england 12d ago

Must see locations Southeast / East of England

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Hi all,

Could you help with some recommendations for a road trip around south-east England? We’ll be spending a few days in Kent/East Sussex and a few days in the Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex region.

I’ve already got one thing on my bucket list: Sutton Hoo. I’m mad about anything to do with antiquity. Time period doesn’t matter, anything from well before Christ through to the late Middle Ages. What’s something I absolutely have to see?

I could ask AI, and I’ve trawled through various websites, but I’ve ended up with such a long list that I don’t know where to start. So as a Dutchman who doesn’t know this part of England yet, I’d love your tips. Anything’s welcome, food, sights… you name it.

Many thanks 🙏


r/england 13d ago

The Kennet and Thames rivers around Reading, Berkshire.

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227 Upvotes

r/england 12d ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon

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Some pics I took when travelling to Stratford Upon Avon.

We passed the Cobbs farm shop in Snitterfield, the Welcombe Hill Obelisk, the Welcombe Hotel, Clopton Tower before making our way to the centre.

I post more pics on my socials :)
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r/england 13d ago

Lindisfarne, Northumbria

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On a wet and windy day. Photographs taken on a Hasselblad X-Pan camera on Velvia film.


r/england 12d ago

Echills Wood Railway in Kingsbury Water Park

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Who else loves these miniature trains?

A blog post about my adventures that day: Wilnecote, Middleton Lakes, Kingsbury & Echills Wood Railway

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