Which sign indicates a tourist attraction?

• A. Ancient monument in care of English Heritage
• B. Tourist attraction
• C. Advisory route for lorries
• D. Direction to a car park

Answer: (B)

Brown signs on the road indicate places of interest, including tourist attractions. They are designed to help visitors find sights without needing to stop for a long search. These signs usually have a brown background with a white pictogram of a landmark, signaling a point of interest worth visiting.

So the sign that clearly indicates a tourist attraction is the brown sign featuring a landmark symbol. The other options describe what a place is or where to go (an ancient monument’s status, a route for lorries, or a car park direction) and do not use the standard brown “place of interest” sign to indicate a tourist site.