Top Heritage buildings in Brandon, United Kingdom

Lovely little place. Doesn't take long to walk around, but still steeped in history.

A fabulous place to take a stroll and imagine life as it was in the 14th century before Google was ever imagined.

I'm a very quiet village, we stumbled upon this place, unfortunately due to time and repairs are very clear , and in places looks like an eye sore

Hidden away, off the beaten track - literally! Weeting is a gem as few manor houses of this period survive. Free to visit with reasonably level access. A wheelchair would be a challenge but not impossible. The main walls were being stabilised when we visited but the scaffolding should be away by now

Beautiful location! Nice and remote area to give from the bustle of city life. Nearby church adds to the view quiet nicely. Small free car park with a 1 minute walk to the castle. I came when there was scaffolding, but it was still lovely to see and be in the presence of history.

More of a moated hall than a Castle, with the great remains of an old ice house. An absolutely huge willow had fallen buy the old moat which must of been hundreds of years old. A beautiful old Saxon church very close, but was shut. Lots of yew trees growing on the island, (longbows?)

An English heritage site that is free to enter. Parking is reasonably limited and is in essence the parking for the church (also worth a look, it has an unusual round tower). weeting Castle is not substantial and was at some time more of a moated Manor house. Not a bad area for a picnic but little of interest to see

Well hidden. Gem. Not much there but a few flint walls and an empty moat. 18th century ice house too. It's just a peaceful place lovely trees. Great for a picnic in the summer.