@greatbritisharchitectureGreat British Architecture

Historic architecture: churches, castles, houses, cathedrals and more

card updated Sep 11, 2026 · 12 clips parsed · following 49 · 2,800,000 likes total

Engagement16.51%above average

Account summary

@greatbritisharchitecture has 170,500 followers and 290 videos. Across the 12 parsed clips the average is 161,567 views and 25,116 likes. Engagement to views is 16.51%, which is above average for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is rising (+2.99 pp). Posts roughly 0.9 times a week. An average clip reaches 95% of the follower count.

Followers

170.5K

+2.8K in period

Engagement

16.51%

+2.99 pp newer half

Average views

161.6K

median 32.1K

Likes per clip

25.1K

298 comments avg

Shares / saves

1.3K / 2.6K

1.6% of viewers save

Posting rate

0.9 / wk

reach 95% of followers

Latest clips

12 collected

Why were there three churches in Reepham? There are perhaps half a doz — @greatbritisharchitecture

33.1K1:44Why were there three churches in Reepham? There are perhaps half a dozen examples in East Anglia of medieval churches sh4.5K91171604

Can you help us support our historic churches? Last year, my friends a — @greatbritisharchitecture

10.4K1:29Can you help us support our historic churches? Last year, my friends and I did the Suffolk Historic Churches Trust annu1.6K1932168

England’s Mysterious Plague Village… Eyam is almost certainly one of t — @greatbritisharchitecture

646.9K2:41England’s Mysterious Plague Village… Eyam is almost certainly one of the most famous English villages, located right in118.4K1.1K4K9.4K

A reading at Fountains This is a short excerpt from a longer entry abo — @greatbritisharchitecture

13.9K0:59A reading at Fountains This is a short excerpt from a longer entry about Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal - arguably my1.7K2540220

One of the most overlooked pieces of architecture in Cambridge? Gonvil — @greatbritisharchitecture

31.1K1:28One of the most overlooked pieces of architecture in Cambridge? Gonville and Cauis College is one of the oldest college4.2K5989487

Do you prefer these timber framed houses colourful or white? Location — @greatbritisharchitecture

43.5K2:12Do you prefer these timber framed houses colourful or white? Location info: Lavenham is said to be one of the best pre6.2K93156681

Stamford in Lincolnshire is universally regarded as one of the most be — @greatbritisharchitecture

13.2KStamford in Lincolnshire is universally regarded as one of the most beautiful towns in England. The town is characterise8631468144

Only one week left to pre-order your signed copy. Thank you to everyon — @greatbritisharchitecture

15K0:55Only one week left to pre-order your signed copy. Thank you to everyone who has already pre-ordered a copy of my new boo2K2140255

The one that almost got away… Founded by King Cnut in around 1020 AD, — @greatbritisharchitecture

45.9K1:28The one that almost got away… Founded by King Cnut in around 1020 AD, St Benet's Abbey was the first Benedictine monast6.4K53139922

Have you seen these staircase roofs before? These types of gables are — @greatbritisharchitecture

58.3K1:14Have you seen these staircase roofs before? These types of gables are a fairly common site in some parts of England, pa6.5K76119883

Would you like to live on a medieval bridge? Well a few people in Linc — @greatbritisharchitecture

1M1:11Would you like to live on a medieval bridge? Well a few people in Lincoln are lucky enough to live on Britain’s only med144.8K2K10.2K16.6K

I have an exciting announcement… I can confirm that my first book will — @greatbritisharchitecture

27.5K1:46I have an exciting announcement… I can confirm that my first book will be published on October 8th, 2026. This book bri4.2K98101710

Engagement per clip

12 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 19.1% ER

Jun 9Aug 29Sep 9

Date	Views	Likes	Comments	Shares	Saves	ER
Sep 9, 2026	33,100	4,513	91	171	604	14.43%
Sep 8, 2026	10,400	1,586	19	32	168	15.74%
Sep 6, 2026	646,900	118,400	1,067	4,040	9,388	19.09%
Sep 3, 2026	13,900	1,723	25	40	220	12.86%
Aug 31, 2026	31,100	4,214	59	89	487	14.03%
Aug 29, 2026	43,500	6,217	93	156	681	14.86%
Aug 24, 2026	13,200	863	14	68	144	7.16%
Aug 23, 2026	15,000	2,010	21	40	255	13.81%
Aug 20, 2026	45,900	6,426	53	139	922	14.42%
Aug 16, 2026	58,300	6,464	76	119	883	11.42%
Jul 26, 2026	1,000,000	144,800	1,963	10,200	16,627	15.70%
Jun 9, 2026	27,500	4,174	98	101	710	15.90%