1) Westminster Abbey has been the venue of the coronation ceremony since 1066, and the wedding of Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, was held in April 201. Visitors to Westminster Abbey can see the tombs of 17 monarchs and the monuments of many famous figures in English history. In addition, the coronation chair is a part of the monastery museum, as well as works of art, stained glass, textiles and so on. The monastery is open to the public six days a week, and the adult admission price is 16.00.

2)。 St Paul's Cathedral-The current building is the fifth cathedral built in this area since 604. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and built between 1675 and 17 10. It is one of the largest domes of the cathedral in the world, and this summer is one of the best opportunities to visit this building-it just celebrated its 300th anniversary and just completed a 15-year, 40 million pound project.

3 repair plan. Is Stonehenge a temple for sun worship, a healing center, a graveyard or a huge calendar? How did our ancestors transport the boulder from such a distant place and then build this amazing building with only the most primitive tools? On the Wiltshire Plain near Salisbury, Stonehenge is surrounded by mysterious things, leaving a deep impression.

Edinburgh Castle, a fortress on an extinct volcano, rules the Scottish capital. Look at the honor of Scotland, the crown jewel of this country; Visit the rooms in the palace and see where Queen Mary of Scotland gave birth to her son James. From 186 1 to see the gunfire at one o'clock every day (except Sunday). When it is the signal of the ships in Fox Bay and Port Lees, it coincides with the time ball. A big white ball rises from Nelson Monument in Carlton Hill and falls near 13. In August, the tattoos on Binhai Square became lifelike.

5)。 Castle in Wales-There are 64 1 castles in Wales, so it's hard to choose which one to go to! One of the most popular is Cardiff Casle,19th century, which has a medieval appearance and amazing colorful interior decoration; There are also carnarvon, Conway and Halleher in the north of Wales.

6) The British Museum shows human works from prehistoric times to modern times all over the world. Highlights include Rosetta Stone, Parthenon sculpture and mummies collected in ancient Egypt. Admission is free except for special exhibitions. This museum has millions of cultural relics. Recently, it was the theme of a famous 100 episode of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), which was collected through it.

The cultural relics in 7 show a history of 2 million years. Stratford-upon-Avon and Shakespeare's Former Residence: william shakespeare was born in Stratford, Warwickshire, near Birmingham. Every year, tourists flock to visit houses related to him, including Shakespeare's Birthplace Museum and Anne Hathaway's picturesque hut, where his wife grew up. Earlier this year, the renovated Royal Shakespeare Theatre was praised by critics.

8)。 Roman Bathroom: The Romans built the best religious hot spring in Northern Europe, which surrounded the only hot spring in Britain. Today, you can visit the ruins and an important Roman museum, which is located under the city's pump house and monastery courtyard. In the pump room, you can enjoy a cup of coffee or a meal-even a cup of bath water! –Live music accompaniment by classical trio. Nearby is Thermae Bah Spa, where you can swim or just relax in the swimming pool, including the swimming pool on the roof overlooking the city and surrounding hills. Be sure to spend some time walking around the city and enjoying the exquisite Georgian crescent moon and architecture.

9。 Oxford and Cambridge are the two most famous universities in the world, and these two cities also provide a wonderful day, with fascinating hiking, visiting famous museums and art galleries, and famous colleges and universities that make up the city.

Kds"ps" 10). York City has cobblestone streets, the magnificent Yorkshire Westminster Abbey, the National Railway Museum-and many ghosts! In fact, in 2002, the International Ghost Research Foundation declared York "the most haunted city in Europe". Today, for those who want to see for themselves, there are several options for ghost walking. 1 1)。 Villages: You don't have to go to museums or historic houses to get a heritage-you can see some of the best ancient buildings in villages all over the country. In the east of England, especially Suffolk, there are picturesque villages everywhere, such as Ravenheim, where the buildings are tilted and almost touch each other; Or Ron Melford, whose long streets are full of antique shops, near the villages of cavendish and Claire. Of course, you can also go to some buildings, especially those small hotels and bars with a long history! "

"" " 12)。 Pottery Museum: Stoke-Ontrent, located in central England, is a pottery museum of world-famous brands such as Wedgewood, Royal Doulon, Pormeirion, Moorcrof and Aynsley. Emma. Emma Bridgewall pushed it to the latest. There are at least 30 pottery attractions in this city.