Visit Sibsey Trader Windmill near Boston — a six-sailed working windmill built in 1877, still producing flour and open to visitors year-round....

Visit Saxtead Green Post Mill near Framlingham — a rare 18th-century wooden windmill still turning, showcasing Suffolk’s milling heritage....

Visit Derwentcote Steel Furnace near Gateshead — an 18th-century industrial monument and one of Britain’s earliest steel-making sites, set in woodland....

Explore Saltaire near Bradford — a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by Sir Titus Salt, blending industrial innovation, art, and 19th-century architecture....

The Streetlife Museum of Transport in Hull takes you on a journey through 200 years of transport history with vintage cars, trams, carriages, and bicycles....

Hull Maritime Museum explores the city’s rich seafaring heritage, whaling history, and maritime trade through fascinating artefacts and exhibitions....

The National Railway Museum in York celebrates the history of rail travel with historic locomotives, interactive exhibits, and world-changing innovations....

Tower Bridge in London is a world-famous bascule and suspension bridge offering panoramic views, a glass walkway, and fascinating Victorian engineering....

Coombe Conduit in Kingston upon Thames is a Tudor water system built to supply Hampton Court Palace, showcasing remarkable 16th-century engineering....

Discover Cantlop Bridge in Shropshire — a remarkable 1818 cast-iron arch bridge that highlights Britain’s pioneering industrial engineering heritage....

Discover Bolsover Cundy House in Derbyshire — a 17th-century stone conduit house that once supplied water to Bolsover Castle, now a fascinating historic site....

Discover Berney Arms Windmill in Norfolk — the county’s tallest windmill, built for grinding cement and corn, and now a scenic icon of the Broads. ...