Britain’s landmarks are the heartbeats of its towns and cities - witnesses to history, culture, and the lives that pass beneath them.


Edinburgh Castle, Scotland


Rising above the skyline of Edinburgh, this fortress
has witnessed royal triumphs, sieges, and centuries of Scottish life.


Screenshot from Carveco software showing a 3D relief model of Edinburgh Castle rising above the city centre on a rocky hillside

Stonehenge, Wiltshire


On the plains of Wiltshire, this prehistoric circle of sacred stones has stood for over 4,500 years — a monument shaped by time, ritual, and wonder.


Screenshot from Carveco software showing a section of the 3D relief model of the Stonehenge stone monuments

‘Angel of the North’ by Anthony Gormley, Gateshead


Rising over Gateshead in the North of England, this steel sculpture has become a modern icon of resilience, remembrance, and strength.


Screenshot from Carveco software showing a 3D relief model of the Angel of the North sculpture by Antony Gormley, with outstretched wings overlooking the northern English landscape