Randomised quiz

A sprawling and incredibly well-preserved fortification in Central England, whose origins stem from a humble wooden fort constructed by William the Conqueror in 1068. Since then, the castle has grown and been refortified over centuries to form the 14th-century we recognise today. Coupled with its conversion to a country house by Sir Fulke Greville, this castle was actively used up until 1978. If you find yourself exploring the River Avon or travelling the M40 and want to see something spectacular then drop in here and check out all of its amazing features including Ethelfleda's Mound, The Bear, Clarence, Guy's and Caesar's Towers plus that sprawling courtyard!

The Hagia Sophia is a Late Antiquity era building designed by Greek architects Isidore of Miletus and Anthemius of Tralles at the order of Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. It started as a church, but by the 15th century its role shifted to that of a Mosque that is still active to this day, but where is it?

Round 2 - All about Music!

Which song spent the most consecutive weeks at number 1 on the official charts?

Round 3 - Somethings Missing...

All of the following are stills from famous movies, but in each image something has been removed. All you need to do is tell us what it is!

An icon of English literature, where would you find the birthplace of William Shakespeare?

What is England's most southerly point?

Ben Nevis is Scotland's highest point, as well as the United Kingdom's highest point! This stunning mountain is a good hike, of course, there are multiple routes up the mountain, but from where would you most likely start?

We may have called The Colosseum one of the most iconic images for Italy, but if anything can complete it is the Leaning Tower of Pisa. This unmistakably beautiful structure of marble could have been a global attraction in its own regard without the tilt, but an error in construction allowing the soft soil below to give way to the weight of the tower forever immortalised it as the leaning tower. Its lean is its most awe-inspiring feature and prior to stabilisation work between 1993 and 2001, it reached its greatest angle of tilt, how many degrees was the tower tilting at this point?