Search Transport Heritage Locations in the UK
Filter by mode:
  • water
  • air
  • rail
  • road
Click X to clear previous search options
Region:
Postcode / Area:
Range (miles):
Red Wheel Site:
Visitor Center:
Found 990 result(s)!

Neptune's Staircase, Caledonian Canal

On the Caledonian Canal, a major waterway linking the Atlantic to the North Sea, Britain's longest staircase lock system, built by Telford.

Netheravon Airfield
World's longest continuously-operated airfield

New Inn Bridge, Merthyr Mawr
A 15th century four arch masonry bridge near Bridgend which carried the main South Wales coaching route over the river Ogmore. It is a scheduled Ancient Monument.

Newark Air Museum

Former World War Two airfield of Winthorpe which now houses a significant collection of aircraft and cockpit sections.

Newbattle Viaduct, Midlothian

a sturdy 23-arch masonry viaduct built for the Edinburgh & Hawick Railway that today carries the Borders Railway over the South Esk between Eskbank and Newtongrange Stations. Whereas  formerly there were up and down lines, the present Railway is single-track so runs down the middle.

Newbridge, Oxon
The second oldest surviving bridge over the Thames, it was built in the 13th Century.

Newby Bridge
A five arch medieval road bridge dating from before 1577, listed Grade II.

Newcastle Central Station

One of Britain's grandest and - architecturally - best integrated stations.

Newcastle High Level Bridge

First major example of a wrought iron bow-string girder bridge

Newcastle Swing Bridge

Designed by Sir William Armstrong and located on the site of Roman and medieval bridges.