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Tourism in Blackpool, England 


Five more attractive areas in Blackpool England 
Blackpool in the United Kingdom, which attracts millions of visitors each year for excellence sandy beaches in the city of Lancashire today we review five tourist sites in Blackpool English 



5- Blackpool Zoo 

Zoo may not be the first thing you expect in a coastal city in Blackpool though, has evolved gradually since 1972 for the first time as one of the best in the UK. Spread over an area of ​​32 acres, and has more than one thousand five hundred and some animal species most popular offered include monkeys, lions, giraffes and snakes. Containing the region, "Amazon" on a variety of monkeys, birds and creatures of South American again recently opened containers of Black and Penguin Maritime and include other activities on offer walk through "Safari Dinosaur", which is home to 32 mockup of prehistoric animals. Nnoukr rail also in the mini zoo 




4 - Madame Tussauds Blackpool 
Inspired by the success of the famous wax museum "Madame Tussauds" in London zones attract similar worldwide. This includes several inches by the grandson of Madame Tussaud's, Louis Tussaud, who set up his first museum in Blackpool. Was opened in March 2011. 

The idea looking at static models of celebrities and historical figures can seem a little boring, but Madame Tussauds has become adept at creating an enhanced experience on wax. In Blackpool 
3 sand castle water 
Is perfectly located in the interior, and is among the best attractions around the water park is home to 5 large water slides, in addition to a variety of small slides. 

2- Blackpool Tower 

In 1889, he visited the mayor of Blackpool Jon Bickerstaff Paris Grand Gallery, where he was seen as the Eiffel Tower. Like glance eventually opened in 1894, Blackpool Tower does not carry a striking resemblance to its predecessor, in fact French, although it sits on the base carefully hidden rather than being freestanding. 



1- Blackpool Pleasure Beach 
And one of the oldest landmarks in Blackpool, and opened the first Blackpool Pleasure Beach in 1896 and was one of a number of marine parks beautiful but many of these parks were closed at that time is still one of the best parks in the country exists. Owners continued to invest in the parks rides and new offers Home, Garden lineup includes longer Ambassn roller in the United Kingdom (Pepsi Max is the biggest) 



In addition to a long list of modern features, the park is still home to a variety of rides and this includes the River Caves ride the dark (the inspiration for the Disney Pirates of the Caribbean), and wooden coasters and the Big Dipper and the Grand National.

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Tourist attractions in the area of ​​Greenwich London 
Landmarks in Greenwich area of London and Duck Land 

The Majestic Cutty Sark 



Was built in 1869 and was the most beautiful ships and speed at the time have been placed in Greenwich in 1956 and is now part of the stately museum contains a collection of statues of the oldest ships, printers and graphics. 
Old Royal Naval College 



Located on the ground were filled Palace dates back to King Edward I and later Henry VII, a place where he was born Henry VIII married where Catherine of Arjun and Anne of Klafsso has been completed the new palace in 1696 for King Charles II and later became a hospital is good and markings serous belong to own a piece of the altar of Saint Paul. 
Queen's House 



Is the dwelling was designed by Inigo Jones, which is a masterpiece of classical architecture-volume disproportionate harmonically and floors built of marble and iron barricades made ​​of plasticized and his bishop, carved and painted. 
National Maritime Museum 



Is the largest maritime museum in the world, which illustrates the history of the Royal Navy of the Tudor and Stuart eras and the Napoleonic wars in which there are two wings of the home of the Queen was opened in 1937. 




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Ten Best landmarks in London - the most important tourist attractions of London

London is one of the most famous cities in the world. By all kinds of love and magic, diversity, and rich history. Often remember to London on the lists of the most important places that should be visited and there is good reason for it - between the beauty and the host multitude of things to do, it's one of the most beautiful and wonderful Here are the top 10 landmarks to see London in the days of your holidays

10 Piccadilly Circus Piccadilly Circus

I had heard about Piccadilly Circus, but do not expect to find rings of fire and elephants jeweled. Instead, you'll find different brands of fun, especially if you go during the weekend. Piccadilly Circus is one of the most famous spots in the nightlife in London, and home to some of the clubs in the city's most popular, and pubs, and bars. You'll also find exciting and entertainment - you can get your picture drawn, you see some magic, and more. Piccadilly is also home to Segaworld, the largest indoor theme park in the world. Passing the seven stories fun, and enjoy horseback riding, playing some exciting games before going out of the circus.

9 Chinatown Chinatown
There Chinatown all over the world, and may have visited one in your life, but will never see Kalehi Chinese in London. You will feel as if you're in China when you see the temples instead of phone booths and street decorations in the East. But the big reason to visit Chinatown is the Chinese New Year. To be held in late January or early February of each year, thousands of people gathered for the traditional parades, dances, and the kitchen. And yes, you'll see a lot of beautiful lanterns and paper-mache dragon too.

8 British Library The British Library

If you want to read and you find yourself in London, you should visit the British Library at St Pancras. In 1998, after more than fifteen years of blockade and difficulties, the library opened to the public. It is the largest library in London, and holds the second largest number of books in the world (the United States exceeded the Library of Congress). Generally, are housed 150,000,000 element exists in the library, and therefore even the most read traveler will find something new to get lost in the day. Or just take a stroll and Sttjb of the sheer volume of information in the building.

7 London Bridge London Bridge

London Bridge history quite a bit, so it is no wonder that he is one of the landmarks in the city. It was built and rebuilt several times throughout history, and unveiled its current incarnation by Queen Elizabeth II in 1973 that the structure wonderful runs on the River Thames, in spite of its beauty, but he is responsible for a large portion of traffic to travel in and out of London every day. Definitely worth a stroll through it just do not look down if you're afraid of heights.

6 Rabrry Road Studios Abbey Road Studios
Music lovers all over the world revere by Ribery. The Beatles recorded one of the final albums in studios, and even named this album by Ribery. Iconic image of slavery and cross the street in front of the studios is one of the most famous images in the world. Since then, hundreds of the best recorded Aktherloamal and influential in the world in the studios. Bring a camera and get a picture of yourself in that famous passage, and sign your name on the wall outside the studio your own little mark in history.

5 Buckingham Palace Buckingham Palace
Everyone knows about the Buckingham Palace guards - tall men, hats and mysterious, which made ​​it impossible movements and stand in front of the palace in one day. The palace is the official residence of the Queen (although they do not live there often) and has more than 750 rooms. You can get lost in the outer surface at any time of the year, but if you want to go inside, but you do not have - in the period from July 26 until September 24, and I was able to go, you will not be disappointed with the interior architecture is beautiful.

4 London Aquarium London Aquarium

It is necessary to visit whether you are with kids, friends, or alone. London Aquarium is the largest aquarium in the world, contains a wide range of aquatic life spectacularly movement of fish, sharks horrible, pelvic doing something for everyone. You can see the penguin exhibition pelvis, and interact with the animals in the touch pools, and you can Ataamhaan you're around at the right time. That you are a nature lovers do not miss it
3 St. Paul's Cathedral St. Paul's Cathedral
One of the religious buildings the most famous in history, and St. Paul's Cathedral is a place only a trip to London would not be complete without a visit there have been some important events in modern history, such as burial and Winston Churchill, and the marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales, in the inside. Largest bell in England, and you can climb to the dome to get a fantastic view. Or go downstairs and explore the crypt of the cathedral, where many of the heroes of England

2 South Bank and the London Eye The South Bank and the London Eye
South West is the center of the art scene in London. Home to concert halls, and specialized libraries, art galleries, and any creative person can easily spend days exploring the area and see all the wonders of modern culture to London. And you can stop to eat or drink at one of the many charming restaurants and cafes, and bars. And the London Eye, the Ferris wheel and the most famous in the world. Book your ticket and get a comprehensive view of the city from 442 feet in the air!

1 Westminster Abbey Westminster Abbey

London, none has a richer history of Westminster Abbey. Benedictine monks began to worship there in about 950 BC and this tradition has continued every day since then. Seventeen of the kings and queens of England there are the rest of the day. When you visit, you can tour in a number of historic chapels and altars, and learn more at the museum, and pick up some souvenirs, and wandering in the gardens of the convent beautiful three. There are a few steps after the House of Representatives (which is also called the Palace of Westminster) and the Big Ben clock tower, which is a trademark of the London skyline and the path of all spectators

















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Tourist Attractions in Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square and Nelson's Column Trafalgar Square and Nelson's Column
Been building column Nelson to commemorate the victory of the noble Nelson to France and Spain in Trafalgar Square in 1805 and the scene is one of the most tourist attractions in London and monuments notable statues belonging to Henry Havelock and Dean Gordon and Charles James Napier and the equestrian statue's George IV.
Covent Garden Market Covent Garden Market
The location for the focus Speciality Shops and stores for fashion and artisan stalls and these suburbs now includes a set of the old market halls and warehouses.
Museum National Portrait National Portrait Gallery
Contains an impressive collection of paintings of over 4500 panel paintings, a famous set of images to leading figures of English history.
The British Museum and the British Library British Museum and British Library
Contains a collection of antiques handmade on a classic style talk of several countries, including Assyria, Babylon, Egypt, Greece, Romania and Empire Asia, China and the medieval period in Europe.
Museum of London transport London Transport Museum
Contains a collection of historic buses and trucks and trams also presents the legacy of London and transportation and communication facilities.









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