List of cultural icons of the United Kingdom

Red telephone box and a Royal Mail red post pillar box are seen throughout the UK

Symbols of the United Kingdom are mostly interchangeable with symbols of Britain. Theoretically this page could be called British cultural ICONS. However unlike symbols of just England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales they are shared by other parts of the United Kingdom or were founded or invented after the British Act of Union 1707 or before the creation of England (hence the inclusion of Stonehenge). At a stretch they could be things that were created, invented or born before the Act of Union but after the Union of Crowns in 1603.

Icons of the United Kingdom include:

1. The Pound Sterling.

2. British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

3. The red telephone box.

4. Royal Mail red post pillar box.

5. The red Routemaster double decker bus.

6. The black London Hackney Carriage taxi.

7. Rolls Royce Motor Cars

8. Britannia.

9. British Royal Family.

10. Buckingham Palace.

11. Association football.

12. Big Ben.

13. Stonehenge.

14. Tower of London.

15. Winston Churchill

16. Admiral Horatio Nelson

17. British Bulldog.

18. The Union Flag.

19. Cup of tea (drinking habits).

20. Spitfire (World War II plane)

21. William Shakespeare.

22. James BOND.

23. Sherlock Holmes.

24. Fish and Chips.

25. The Pub.

26. Bangers and Mash

27. The Mini.

28. The Beatles.

29. Team GB

30. Scottish kilts.

31. Tartan

32. Bagpipes

33. Robert Burns

34. Whisky.

35. Golf.

36. Hadrian's Wall.

See also