Queen’s Park is an area of west London developed in 1875. It centers around a park named in honor of Queen Victoria, opened in 1887.

Known today for its affluence, Chelsea is an area in southwest London on the north bank of the river Thames. The affluent area is home to the Chelsea Arts Club, founded in 1891.

Taunton is a town in the county of Somerset in the southwest of England. It is home to Taunton Castle, originally a Norman structure belonging to the Bishops of Winchester.

Maynooth is a university town in County Kildare in eastern Ireland. It is home to the twelfth-century Maynooth Castle. St Patrick’s College was founded in the town in 1795 to train the Roman Catholic clergy.

Durham is a city located on the River Wear in County Durham in the northeast of England. It is home to a Norman cathedral and castle, and the two buildings now form a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Westminster is an area of Central London located on the north bank of the river Thames. It is home to several historically and politically important buildings such as the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey.

Soho is an area in the West End of London.

St. Petersburg is a port city on the Baltic Sea in the northwest of Russia, and the country’s second largest city.

The Krishna or Krishnaveni river runs from the Western Ghats mountain range in western India to the Bay of Bengal.