The Tynemouth Priory is a 7th century Benedictine Priory located in Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear, England.
Due to the strategic location, in a promontory overlooking both the North Sea and the River Tyne, it has both religious and military history, potentially from Roman times until as late as the 17th century.
The site is now managed by the English Heritage.

Spinning Waterwheel at the site of Mill Number Four, New Lanark, Scotland.
For years, the machinery in the cotton mills was powered by waterwheels, before being replaced by water turbines.
The New Lanark Mills operated until 1968.
Nowadays, with a population of around 200 and many of the old mill buildings converted to homes, New Lanark is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Silhouette of the National Monument of Scotland, located on Calton Hill, Edinburgh, Scotland. Modelled on the Parthenon (Athens), the National Monument of Scotland is a memorial to the Scottish soldiers that died on the Napoleonic Wars. Construction started in 1826 and was interrupted in 1829. It's still unfinished.

Edinburgh Skyline as viewed from Calton Hill, Edinburgh, Scotland. Dugald Stewart Monument (Scottish philosopher) in foreground. Also seen on the skyline, the Scott Monument, the Balmoral Hotel (tower with the clock), the Edinburgh Castle, and the Political Martyrs Obelisk, among others. The Calton Hill is one of the more iconic locations in Edinburgh.

Robert Burns Monument, Edinburgh, Scotland. The Burns Monument, built in 1830 by architect Thomas Emilton, is located in Reagent Road, close to the emblematic Calton Hill in Edinburgh.

Boats at Cala'n Porter, Menorca, Spain. A couple of boats on the clear blue waters of Cala En Porter. The water is so clear, and in combination with white sands, the shadows of the boats on the sea floor are very defined, and almost seems like the boads are just floating.

The Portuguese National Pavillion (Pavilhão de Portugal), Lisbon, Portugal, designed by Alvaro Siza Viera, sheltered the portuguese representation at Expo 98 and was designed to be the architectural centerpiece for the Expo. The roof covering the center plaza has no supports other than the two porticoes. Parque das Nações, the development originated after the Expo 98, has many examples of modern architecture, both in commercial and residential spaces. This area also features Europe's largest Oceanarium, restaurants, bars, event halls and permanent exhibit halls. Parque das Nações is located right next to the Tagus River (Rio Tejo) on the East of Lisbon.

The Mealt Falls (foreground) and Kilt Rock, Isle of Skye, Scotland. South of Staffin, on the A855 coastal road, a viewpoint allows a magnificent sight over the Mealt Falls and Kilt Rock. This is one of the top tourist locations on the Trotternish area. The distinct rocky cliffs were formed during the Jurassic era, with horizontal sills of volcanic material pushed between older strata. The desintegration of the cliffs originates fragments with a peculiat cylindrical shape. The Mealt Falls drain the Loch Mealt nearby, famous for fishing and bird-watching.

The St. Peter's Square, Rome, Italy, is adorned by two majestic fountains: Fontane di Piazza San Pietro. The fountains were created by Carlo Maderno (1612–1614) and Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1667–1677). This is an image of the Bernini Fountain, located on the southern part of the square, comissioned by Pope Clement X. The inscription reads "Paulus VI Pont Max Restituit"