Lugares favoritos de Carl

Carl Griffin: Stunningly picturesque fortress guarding the narrow entrance to the Dart estuary. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Romantic ruins of an Elizabethan mansion and castle hidden deep within woodland. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Impressive coastal fort built by Henry VIII. Along with St Mawes Castle it guarded the water around Falmouth. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Set on a large natural mound with a huge 13th century round keep. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Pleasant little stroll out across the sea.

Carl Griffin: Last of Henry VIII's coastal forts built to defend the strategic Yarmouth harbour. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Medieval octagonal lighthouse tower built in 1328 as penance for plundering church property from a ship wreck. Great views. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Take an audio tour to learn about the key moments of the battle.

Carl Griffin: Abbey built on the site of the Battle of Hastings by William the Conquerer as penance for the bloodshed. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Extensive earthwork remains of an 11th century castle. Unfortunately no stonework is visibile.

Carl Griffin: 17th century baroque building. Was Berkshire's county hall before Abingdon was moved into Oxfordshire. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Huge Norman keep guarding the crossing of the River Medway. The keep was destroyed during the Barons war by King John, though rebuilt soon afterwards. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Tudor mansion with a grand turreted gatehouse. Converted from a 13th century abbey. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Stunning triumphal arch at Hyde Park Corner. Has the largest bronze sculpture in Europe. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: The striking rose window is all that is left of the 12th century great hall.

Carl Griffin: Best preserved remnant of the Roman wall of Londinium.

Carl Griffin: Sole surviver of the Privy Palace within the great medieval palace of Westminster. Built to safeguard Edward III's royal treasures. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Wonderful example of 18th century British architecture set in 65 acres of gardens. Run by English heritage.

Carl Griffin: Great sticky pastries. The cafe is very opulent with a huge chandelier.

Carl Griffin: Excellent selection of cakes and pastries.

Carl Griffin: Excellent relaxed tearoom in a spectacular setting. Perched above the kasbah.

Carl Griffin: Beautifully restored old fondouq. Try to sit around the huge fireplace or in a private alcove.

Carl Griffin: The tournedos are amazing.

Carl Griffin: Grand cafe overlooking the Terrasse des Paresseux. Great Egyptian influenced decor.

Carl Griffin: Bright and airy Italian restaurant serving great fish dishes.

Carl Griffin: Stylish restaurant upstairs and more relaxed piano bar downstairs.

Carl Griffin: Chilled out atmosphere with background jazz.

Carl Griffin: Excellent charcuterie, pizzas and pastas.

Carl Griffin: Great fresh fish served in rustic surroundings.