Where am I? - 3 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Stratford-Upon-Avon

Shakespeare was born in this timber framed house in the middle of Stratford in 1564. It contains numerous exhibits of the Elizabethan period and Shakespeare memorabilia. Stratford is a huge tourist centre and attracts people from all over the world who have an interest in Shakespeare.

Answer: Portsmouth

This house was built in 1805 and was the birthplace and early home for Charles Dickens. It houses a museum devoted to Dickens' work and portraits of his family. Portsmouth is a naval city and has many historic museums devoted to England's naval heritage.

Answer: Leicester

Explore exhibits devoted to space exploration, the museum includes simulators, audio visual displays and artefact's. Leicester is a thriving city in the East Midlands, with many shopping centres, bars, clubs and theatres.

Answer: Leeds

This museum is designed to bring to life the history and development of arms and armour. It is on the canal front in Leeds, a town in the north of England.

Answer: York

A unique collection of engines, trains, paintings and photographs is housed at this museum. There are also full size trains including The Mallard, the holder of the steam world speed record at 126mph! York is one of the most historic cities in England and York Minster is the largest medieval church north of the Alps!

Answer: Dudley

The Black Country is an area in the West Midlands, so called because in the 19th century pollution from industry turned everything black. The museum is a recreation of a Black Country village complete with houses, shops, a chapel, chemist, school, movie theatre and a pub. Transport around the village is provided by electric tram.

Answer: Crich

In the middle of the countryside in Derbyshire stands the little village of Crich, here you will find the National Tramway Museum. It offers rides on historic trams on the museums own one mile of track. It also has shops, a video theatre, cafés and a kids play area.

Answer: Nottingham

Travel through 250 years of crime and punishment and the law. Based in an original 1905 police station it includes a full size court room, cells, and a prison laundry! Nottingham is most famous for Robin Hood but has much more to offer than the famous archer. It is one of the most popular cities for shoppers and has many theatres and clubs.

Answer: Matlock Bath

High above the village of Matlock Bath are the grounds of The Heights of Abraham, a leisurely cable car ride takes you to the summit. There are two show caverns, a museum, a kids play area, coffee shop and fantastic views over the surrounding countryside. Matlock Bath is a pretty village on the banks of the River Derwent.

Other attractions there are The Peak District Mining Museum, Temple Mine and Gulliver's Kingdom Theme Park.

Answer: Lincoln

Steep Hill is the name of the street that goes from the shopping area of Lincoln up to the more historic part of Lincoln. It is well named as it is very steep! Lincoln is a small city and the shopping centre has been much developed in recent years. The uphill historic part has the cathedral, castle and Museum of Lincolnshire Life.