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A perfect first stop in any Liverpool tour, the gorgeous, accessible space reflects the city's history with elevator ride to city views from the belltower.

The medieval period was the golden age of cathedral building. The sixth to fifteenth centuries saw the creation of some of the finest cathedrals ever built.

St. Albans is a stone's throw from London, located just north of the M25 motorway in Hertfordshire, and offers a wide range of historical and cultural sites and events.

Located in the market town of Hexam on the River Tyne between Newcastle and Carlisle, the Abbey is one of the main attractions in this area of Northumberland.

The economic recession has hit vital plans to preserve and restore internationally important parts of Britain's heritage, including its great Cathedrals.

York Minster has a history stretching back some 1,400 years, but Christianity was established in the area long before the Minster was created.

Biography of Samuel Sebastian Wesley, the greatest sacred music composer and organist of his time, famous for tune Aurelia.

The medieval trade of stonemason was a respected trade, which from the earliest times, had associations with magic and sorcery.

The Rose has been in use for thousands of years by many civilizations; its uses have been various and obscure. Its popularity, however, has never wavered.

Since ancient times, humans have celebrated and sought refuge in music. Learn more about the intricate relationship between music, spirituality, and healing.