There's a single small rock in the sea near Ballycastle. On that rock is carved a life-sized face. Why? and who does it represent? Map showing Viewing Rock - where to see carved face. Go...

The Chapel of Our Lady of the Crag (sometimes known as The Chapel in the Rock) is an early 15th-century chapel carved into the solid limestone of a cliff face a stone's throw from the River Nidd in the historic Yorkshire town of Knaresborough.

Jul 7, 2019 · In a little cove tucked away in the cliff-side is a feature unique in Cornwall, and perhaps the world. These stunning images from Cornwall Live offer a glimpse inside the 18th century en-suite...

Feb 11, 2016 · It guards the entrance to Merlin's Cave, through which the wizard is said to have carried the infant Arthur away from the castle to safety. Carved discreetly into the rock-face outside the...

The bleached bones of a blasted cliff-top castle, scourged by leaping sea and howling wind, Tintagel made as much from tempered dreams as carved stone still has the power to inspire.

Feb 11, 2016 · From today, visitors to Tintagel Castle can now see the sleeping face of Merlin, one of the most important characters in Arthurian legend, carved into the rocks on the beach.

Located in the charming coastal village of Ploumanac’h in Brittany, France, this extraordinary house is built directly into a massive rock formation, offering a truly one-of-a-kind living experience.

The oldest part of the Castle of Craigmillar still standing was built sometime during the late medieval period. Constructed upon a crag of rock on the crown of a hill is a fine example of a traditional Scottish keep.

Jul 2, 2024 · The Rock Houses on Kinver Edge were carved into the sandstone cliffs and used as homes by the last troglodyte families in England. The houses were occupied until the early 20th century, and visitors can now explore the restored lower rock houses that contain a recreated 1900 parlor and bedroom open to the public (entrance charges apply for the ...

Sep 3, 2023 · The principal rooms all looked over the court towards the loch and the only access to the castle was up a narrow flight of steps cut into the living rock from the foreshore. Both details reflect the continuing and overwhelming importance …