Which British landmark stirs the strongest sense of national pride?

A circle of standing stones that has fascinated visitors for thousands of years, still guarding secrets about Neolithic Britain. Few sites feel as quietly powerful at sunrise.

Fortress, palace and prison rolled into one, home to the Crown Jewels and countless ghost stories. It captures the bloodier side of British history like nowhere else.

Looming over Princes Street, the castle has witnessed sieges, coronations and the One O'Clock Gun for generations. It is the defining silhouette of Scotland's capital.

At 20 metres tall with a wingspan wider than a jumbo jet, Antony Gormley's sculpture has become a symbol of the North East's industrial spirit and resilience.

With Big Ben chiming above Westminster, this is the working heart of British democracy and one of the most photographed buildings on earth. Love or loathe what happens inside, the architecture endures.