Great Britain Alphabetically - Part B

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1. Which city in northern England is home to the National Media Museum, the most visited museum in Britain outside of London? Bolton Brighouse Bradford Blackburn

2. Which city in southwestern England is famed for its naturally occurring hot springs and Georgian architecture? Bath Bridgwater Bristol Bideford

3. Which town in Powys was formerly a county town, and shares its name with a range of mountains? Brecon Builth Wells Bridgend Blaenau Ffestiniog

4. Which English seaside resort is home to a Royal Pavilion, and a series of narrow winding streets called The Lanes, filled with antique shops? Brighton Bournemouth Blackpool Bognor Regis

5. Which is the second largest city in Great Britain, home to the Bull Ring shopping centre, and Edgbaston Cricket Ground? Answer: (One Word, begins with B)

6. Which famous seaside resort has a famous pleasure beach, which includes the Pepsi Max Big One, the tallest, fastest and steepest roller coaster in the world when it opened in 1994? Brighton Blackpool Bournemouth Broadstairs

7. Which Derbyshire town is famous for its mineral springs, and is known as the the 'gateway to the Peak District National Park'? Bakewell Belper Buxton Burton Upon Trent

8. Which small Scottish town is famous for its castle, whose owner is the only person in Britain allowed to have his own private army? Ballater Braemar Blair Atholl Balmoral

9. Which town on the England-Scotland border has changed hands between the two countries 14 times? Bowness-on-Solway Brampton Berwick-upon-Tweed Burnmouth

10. Which seaport was the birthplace of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's steamships, the Great Western, in 1837, and the Great Britain, in 1843; is the site of Brunel's Clifton Suspension Bridge, opened in 1864; and is home to Gloucestershire County Cricket Club? Answer: (One Word, begins with B)