Презентация, доклад Необычные места Великобритании

the UK? But in this country so many great places that accommodate them in one post is impossible. The English countryside, Welsh, Scottish Islands and waterfalls today we have collected only a small part of what you ought to see the Albion. (МБОУ СОШ с.Скатовка-Раджабов Артур ,Джумангалиева Гульмира, Ажгалиева Гульнара)

is one of the most visited national parks in the UK located in Cumbria. He is famous for amazing beauty of the local lakes, valleys and mountains (by the way, there is a mountain of Scafell pike, the highest point in England). In the lake district going as avid travelers and ordinary Britons with their families — for tourists there are plenty of other entertainment. In the Park you can boat, hike, ride a bike or even to go to the festival.

its hot springs here from November to April attracts fans of balneotherapy from across the UK. Healing water with the temperature above 45 degrees was chosen here by the ancient Romans, and still the British are coming here for a panacea from many diseases. But in addition, the city has other attractions which are definitely worth seeing. For example, the Royal Crescent (the street of 30 houses, built in the shape of a Crescent), Bath Abbey, or three-arch bridge Pulteney.

Bushmills. This unusual coastal terrain formed as a result of an ancient volcanic eruption and is about 40 thousand basalt columns connected to each other. This is a place that will impress even experienced travelers.

Gwynedd, founded in 1925 by architect Clough Williams-Ellis. Both portmeirion, built in the Italian style on the site of a foundry and boatyard. Houses, hotels, cafes and restaurants are sure bright colors that creates a simply fantastic atmosphere.

English Gothic architecture. The Cathedral's cloister is the highest in England, and his watch, created in the late XIV century, considered the oldest working clock mechanism in the world.

can feel like the end of the world. On its top stands a 28-foot lighthouse. Come to the island should at least get to enjoy breathtaking views of the Irish sea with the 60-meter height.

South West of England. This charming place still preserves the atmosphere of old England, with its traditional architecture, green hills and narrow paths. Travelling around the Cotswolds, you can go to see ancient castles Sudeley Castle and Owlpen Manor or Villa Chedworth.

first natural site in the UK, listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO. The rocks of the Jurassic coast and East Devon still belong to the Mesozoic era and covering the period of 185 million years. Scientists for 300 years exploring this territory, and travelers come here to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

in Northumberland. It was founded in the XI century by the Duke of Northumberland, whose descendants live here today. In the summer you can get a tour, and at other times of the year to walk around the neighborhood. Alnwick castle is impressive not only for its size but also beautiful architecture. There's even filmed some scenes for the movie "Harry Potter".

places of the Isle of Skye, located in the South of Scotland. Amazing waterfalls in the South-East side of forest Glen Brittle is formed by a stream falling from the mountains Cuillin. The water is cold and crystal-clear, and the view is just breathtaking!