Слайд 1England Attractions.
England is rightly considered one of the most tourist countries
on the planet. Who just does not come here to get a lot of positive emotions and leave money in the United Kingdom!
Слайд 2The meaning of the flag
The first element of the flag of
Great Britain (England) is the image of a red straight cross on a white background (St. George's Cross). This element of the flag of Great Britain appeared much earlier than the official confirmation of the modern flag of this country, and has its roots in the Middle Ages. There is a version that St. George began to protect the freedom-loving British nation during the Crusades, in which the knights of England for the first time showed their exceptional courage and skill, which later played a significant role in the formation of a huge colonial empire.
Слайд 3Windsor castle
What to say - this is the oldest and largest
castle in the world, and is actively used to this day. The official residence of Her Majesty the Queen impresses with 900-year history, power and truly royal grandeur. Here you can see the most famous doll house on the planet, the magnificent garden, the amazing works of famous artists, the Royal Library, exhibitions dedicated to the history of the royal family.
Слайд 4London's Big Ben
Big Ben - the nickname of the main bell,
located in the tower with the clock of the Palace of Westminster. The bell weighs almost 14 tons, and the height reaches three meters. Now it is customary to call Big Ben not only the bell itself, but the whole watch tower, which became the symbol of Britain and is sure to be found in all tourist brochures and postcards. Inside tourists will not be allowed, for this you must get a special permit, which they give out very reluctantly.
Слайд 5Lake District National Park
This corner is in the north-west of England
and is a popular holiday destination for all residents of the country. The Lake District is famous not only for its ponds, but for hills, it is associated with the poetry of the XIX century. Most of the Lake District is the national park, the largest of all existing in the country. It is better to go here in the summer or late spring to appreciate the beauty of the blooming nature and the purity of the lakes.
Слайд 6Hyde Park
The most famous park in London. "Hero" of many movies,
a place for communication and walks of the majority of Londoners and guests of the English capital. Hyde Park offers horseback riding and bicycle paths, and far from the wide and crowded avenues you can always find a nook to settle on the lawn and have a picnic with your loved one. Hyde Park is also famous for its corner of the speaker, where anyone can make a speech.
Слайд 7Adrian's Wall
Adrian's Wall or the wall of Hadrian is a defensive
fortification, an earthen mound, which was built by the Romans on British territory. Originally the length of the shaft was 120 kilometers, the height was up to six meters, and the width was up to three meters. Over time, it began to deteriorate, but even now it gives an idea of the former power. Currently, a trail is laid along the Adrian's shaft.
Слайд 8British museum
One of the largest collections of rarities on the planet.
The British Museum was founded in 1753 and reflects the whole history of mankind, literally, from the appearance of the first people and up to modern events. The collection of the British Museum is regularly expanded through private collections, so it is necessary to open branches and new exhibition sites. In addition, the museum itself often organizes excavations in various countries around the world, is engaged in scientific activities.
Слайд 9The Eden Project
The largest greenhouse in the world. The Eden project
is recognized as an outstanding work of architecture, in addition, you can not just admire all kinds of plants brought from all over the planet, but also learn about them a lot of interesting during the cognitive excursion. The area of greenhouses of the Eden project, covered with original domes, is two hectares. All greenhouses are divided by subject - there is also a moist tropical forest, and Mediterranean biomes, and plants of temperate climate.
Слайд 10Yorkshire Valley
This national park appeared in 1954, covers an area
of 1770 square kilometers. There are Yorkshire valleys in the northern part of Yorkshire, 80 kilometers from the city of Manchester. In the park, in small villages and small towns, there are about 20,000 residents who work mainly in the sphere of servicing tourists and taking care of the nature of this area protected by law. Every year, about eight million tourists come to the Yorkshire valleys, who visit the local museum, ride horses, admire the castles, waterfalls and other local beauties.
Слайд 11Lost Gardens of the Helicopter
In the south-west of England, in the
county of Cornwall, are Lost Gardens of Heligan, which can serve as a vivid example of the love of the English for their traditions and history. The gardens are well located on the coast, which is washed by the warm waters of the Gulf Stream. Thanks to this the climate here allows you to grow not only local, but also tropical fruits. Gardens of Heligan, despite the name, are not at all lost, but well-groomed and divided into special thematic zones.
Слайд 12Leeds Castle
One of the most romantic and attractive castles in England.
It is located near London, on the River Len, near Kent and Medstone. The long history of the castle begins in 1119, Leeds was home to many medieval queens of England, which was the reason for such a romantic halo. Since 1976, the castle has been opened to tourists who will see not only the rich decoration, but also a vast territory, where there are aviary for exotic birds, a golf course and a traditional English garden. In the summer, concerts are held
Слайд 13Westminster Abbey
The most important shrine of England, the most famous temple
of the country. It is in Westminster Abbey that the English monarchs are crowned and crowned. And in itself this Gothic church is of interest, as one of the most beautiful creations of human hands. Built in the XIII century, the abbey is perfectly preserved, there are tombs of monarchs, generals, famous writers. Surprising as the decoration of this church, so its ancient history, whose testimonies were carefully preserved by descendants.
Слайд 14Wembley Stadium
Wembley Stadium is able to accommodate 90 thousand spectators, and
its seven-ton roof can move to cover the viewers from rain, in case of bad weather, however, only for 15 minutes. To build the stadium took 690 million dollars and the funds were clearly spent well. Today Wembley is a cult place for all lovers of English football, many well-known matches took place here, the destinies of the Cups were decided. We will clarify that the operating stadium is an updated version of the old Wembley, more modern and convenient for fans.
Слайд 15Buckingham Palace
The official residence of Elizabeth II, to which in England
are treated with great respect. The main palace of the country, a place where the queen has been performing her duties for more than 40 years, accepts high guests, signs papers - in general, works for the benefit of the United Kingdom. Only in 1993, Buckingham Palace began to let visitors, but now their number is limited, and a visit is possible as part of the excursion.