Brigantia

Brigantia is an island discovered by Yorkshire explorers in the 16th century.

Fertile land, abundant resources, and a strong strategic location quickly led to the establishment of a settlement.

This first started as a farming village called Saxton but quickly developed into a fortified town on a hill overlooking the sea with a castle to defend its location. The British navy also built a base here because of its strategic location.

Over the centuries, the island has developed, turning its former naval base into a thriving hub for leisure and shopping. The government’s embrace of international collaboration has helped make it a favorite tourist destination.

You can see architecture styles from various nations fused together in Brigantia’s towns and villages due to its rich and vibrant history, from a British outpost to a fine example of different countries working together.