Celebrating UK Tourism Week: Britain’s Most Iconic Cities in StavesArt Style
UK Tourism Week has just finished — a nationwide celebration of the places, people, and experiences that make Britain such a special place to explore. For us at StavesArt, it represented the perfect moment to shine a light on the cities that have inspired some of our most beloved hand‑drawn globes.
Whether it’s the energy of London, the character of Manchester, or the historic charm of Edinburgh, each city globe is a love letter to the places that shape our lives.
Why British Cities Make Great Art
British cities are full of personality. They’re layered with history, culture, architecture, and stories — exactly the kind of ingredients that make for rich, detailed artwork. When creating a city globe, we look for:
• Iconic landmarks that define the skyline
• Hidden gems that locals instantly recognise
• Unique shapes and structures that give the city its identity
• Cultural touchpoints — stadiums, bridges, towers, and more
Each globe becomes a miniature world packed with detail. Spotlight on Fan Favourites:
London Globe
A swirl of landmarks — Big Ben, Tower Bridge, the Shard — all wrapped into one bustling sphere.
Manchester Globe
A celebration of music, sport, and industry, from Old Trafford to the Northern Quarter.
Edinburgh Globe
A dramatic blend of castle, crags, and cobbled streets.
York Globe
A local favourite — the Minster, the Shambles, and the city walls all captured in intricate detail.