Dan Cruickshank's Adventures in Architecture
Dan visits buildings created for pleasure, including the luxurious Taj hotel in India.
Dan visits buildings created for pleasure, including the luxurious Taj hotel in India.
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Archaeological evidence found at Tintagel castle has strengthened the case for King Arthur.
Having walked all over the Welsh, Edward I turned his attention to Scotland.
Fiona Bruce visits one of Britain's smallest palaces, Edinburgh's Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Fiona Bruce visits Windsor Castle, the world's oldest and largest inhabited castle.
Fiona Bruce visits Buckingham Palace and learns of its long history.
Edward I stormed through Wales in response to rebellion, building a trail of castles.
How castles were attacked and the weapons used: the catapult, the ballistra and trebouchet.
Thomas Moore and many others 'confessed' during the time they spent at the Tower of London
Based around Chateau Gaillard, is Richard the Lionheart's impenetrable fortress.
The myth of Dracula was built around the equally noxious character Vladd III.
There's an exhibition of Diana's dresses and George III's waistcoat at Kensington Palace.
We look at the signs that past inhabitants have left behind in the palaces.
Costume experts at Kensington Palace investigate a belt fit for a king.
A day-in-the-Life of the royal palaces, including Hampton Court Palace and Tower of London.
Dan visits buildings created for pleasure, including the luxurious Taj hotel in India.
Dan examines buildings as the physical embodiments of dreams.
Dan Cruickshank examines buildings as gigantic statements of power.
Dan finds out why some communal buildings succeed where others fail.
Dan Cruickshank explores buildings shaped and threatened by disaster.
Examining the extravagant castles and palaces created by King Ludwig II of Bavaria.
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