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I would like to visit Stonehenge because this mysterious place is shrouded in legends and secrets, for me it is a very very interesting place

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Big Ben is one of the most favourite tourist attractions in Great Britain. It is situated in the central part of London, where most historic and architectural sights stand. The first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Big Ben is the giant clock. In fact, it’s not the clock but the nickname for the great bell of the clock. Being one of the world’s tallest free-standing structures the Clock Tower, 

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Big Ben is one of the most favourite tourist attractions in Great Britain. It is situated in the central part of London, where most historic and architectural sights stand. The first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Big Ben is the giant clock. In fact, it’s not the clock but the nickname for the great bell of the clock. Being one of the world’s tallest free-standing structures the Clock Tower, 

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This famous fortress is exceptionally well preserved. It contains the most intact set of medieval royal apartments in Wales. The high curtain wall and eight lofty towers rise almost as impressively as when they were built more than 700 years ago.

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Ben Nevis is 1345m (4,413 ft), making it the highest mountain in Britain.Ben Nevis sits with in the Ben Nevis and Glen Coe National Scenic area, with Ben Nevis and large parts of Glen Nevis being also a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

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Ben Nevis is 1345m (4,413 ft), making it the highest mountain in Britain.Ben Nevis sits with in the Ben Nevis and Glen Coe National Scenic area, with Ben Nevis and large parts of Glen Nevis being also a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

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The Giants Causeway in the far north of Ireland is a legendary place of rare beauty. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, this ‘Land Bridge of the Giants’ attracts thousands of tourists every year and has inspired world-famous works of art, such as the Led Zeppelin’s album cover for Houses of the Holy.

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1) Oxford, Cambridge

2) London Eye

3) York

4) Whitby

5) Liverpool

6) Ullapool

7) Loch Lomond

8) Hay-on-Way or The National Book Town

9) Aberystwyth

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Макаров Ростислав

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Макаров Ростислав

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England: Buckingham Palace, London

No trip to England is complete without witnessing the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch. Witness the vibrant pageantry of the Household Cavalry in their scarlet tunics and bearskin hats as they exchange duties with a synchronized precision that's become a global symbol.

Scotland: Edinburgh Castle

Perched atop a volcanic rock, Edinburgh Castle dominates the city skyline. Explore its grand halls, delve into its turbulent past, and marvel at the breathtaking views of the Scottish capital. Be sure to keep an eye out for "Mons Meg," a formidable medieval cannon, and perhaps even hear the tales of the castle's resident ghost – the Headless Drummer!

Wales: Snowdonia National Park

Snowdonia National Park, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, boasts Wales' highest peak, Mount Snowdon. Hike or take the scenic mountain railway to the summit and be rewarded with panoramic vistas of valleys, lakes, and rugged coastlines. Explore charming villages, discover ancient castles hidden amongst the mountains, or delve into the rich Welsh history and folklore.

Northern Ireland: Giant's Causeway

Northern Ireland's Giant's Causeway is a geological marvel. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features over 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns, formed by volcanic eruptions millions of years ago. Legend attributes their creation to the mythical giant Finn McCool, but science offers a no less fascinating explanation.

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Деркач Дмитро

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Деркач Дмитро

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Probably, the place where I would like to visit is in the mountains of Scotland. beautiful views, very old castles, a variety of animals are all reasons to visit there at least once. of course, the highest point of Scotland, Ben Nevis, is not as high as Hoverla, but its views are incredible, because unlike Hoverla, there are more different forms here. That's for sure - this is the place where I would like to visit

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 England is the largest of the four countries of the United Kingdom. There are a lot of important places here, such as London with its symbol - Big Ben, and the university town of Oxford. England is famous for its culture, literature and history.

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 England is the largest of the four countries of the United Kingdom. There are a lot of important places here, such as London with its symbol - Big Ben, and the university town of Oxford. England is famous for its culture, literature and history.

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England is a country with an impressive culture and rich history. Here you can enjoy magnificent landscapes, visit ancient castles and picturesque villages. The largest city is London, which is famous for its historical monuments and modern entertainment.
Scotland is a country of bold mountain landscapes and mysterious cultural traditions. Here you can visit ancient Celtic fortresses, enjoy beautiful views of the high mountains and taste traditional Scottish dishes such as haggis and riba fries.
Wales is known for its spectacular nature and rich cultural heritage. Here you can visit breathtaking national parks, explore ancient Celtic castles and enjoy the hospitality of the locals.
Northern Ireland is a country with spectacular scenery and a rich history. Here you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic coast, visit ancient Celtic monuments and feel the spirit of Irish culture.

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London is the largest city in Great Britain and one of the most remarkable cities in the world. It has a rich history, fascinating landmarks and a dynamic cultural life.

The Palace of Westminster is a symbol of British politics, where the House of Commons and the House of Lords are located. Big Ben, with its powerful bells, is known throughout the world as one of the main symbols of London.

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Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, a city that impresses with its medieval charm and cultural diversity. Edinburgh Castle is a majestic fortress that stands on a rock above the city center. It is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Scotland and a symbol of its history.

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The London Eye is one of the largest observation wheels in the world. Located in London. From a height of 135 meters, a view of almost the entire city opens. The Ferris wheel was designed by David Marks and Julie Barfield

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Northern Ireland is a country with a unique culture and traditions.  Here you can visit Belfast - the capital of Northern Ireland, or see the fascinating Giant Basin, consisting of huge basalt columns.

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Scotland is a country with impressive landscapes of high mountains, lakes and castles. Here you can visit Edinburgh - the capital of Scotland, or see the legendary Lake Ness, where, according to legend, a monster lives.

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Wales is a country with a rich Celtic heritage and beautiful natural landscapes. Here you can find ancient castles that tell the story of the country, as well as the Snowdonia National Park with the highest mountain in Wales.