Just about everywhere in the UK has some legacy form the Victorian era or the Industrial Revolution but here are my top places to visit.
Ironbridge Gorge Museums
Fantastic place super for all ages lots of interesting. thing to do and see. there is a fantastic Victorian village for you to step back in time to experience era as if you were there. link for the museums
Victorian Parlour Guernsey
You can pop across to the Parlour website by clicking here
The Queen Victoria statue
Inland on the beautiful Island of Guernsey is a monument of Queen Victoria which is worth a visit while you are there.
Osborne | English Heritage (english-heritage.org.uk)
This has to be one of my all-time favourite peace ever! If you are into Queen Victoria then this is a must to visit.
Buckingham Palace Visit Buckingham Palace (rct.uk)
It’s now possible to go and have a tour round Buckingham Palace. I have been outside the Palace many times but never inside, it’s the top one on my list. Queen Victoria was the first monarch to live there and from then on became the official resident for the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom.
Crystal Palace Park Trust – Crystal Palace Park Trust works for the park in the interests of the local community
Grade II listed Victorian pleasure grounds located in suburb of south London.
Albert Memorial
Things to see and do – Kensington Gardens – The Royal Parks
The Albert Memorial was erected as a tribute to Prince Albert from Queen Victoria after Alberts untimely death in 1861. the monument was unveiled in 1872. Situated in Kensington Gardens near the south boundary of the park.
Charles Dickens museum.
Welcome to 48 Doughty Street, the London home of Charles Dickens – Charles Dickens Museum
The museum is located in the family home of Charles Dickens in Holborn London. The novels of Oliver Twist, Pickwick papers and Nicholas Nickleby were all written here.