Tourism in Britain

Britain

Britain is located on the northwest coast of the continent of Europe, and is officially known as the United Kingdom, and its capital is the city of London, and its land area is 242.495 km2, and its population is 64.715,000 million, according to the statistics of 2015 AD, and its official language is English, and the system The government has a constitutional, democratic, and parliamentary monarchy.

Tourism in Britain

Tourist places

Britain contains many historical attractions, including:

• The Big Ben, located in the north of London, is today called Elizabeth Tower, and the clock is considered one of the largest beats in the world, and its tower is considered one of the tallest skyscrapers in the world of the third degree.
• Romen baths, and they are characterized by containing four parts: the Romen temple, the museum, the Holy Spring, and the Romen bath.
• The Stonehenge Monument, a prehistoric monument, is located on the western side of the city of Ambsbury.
• The popular tourist village of Portmeirion, which is located in the northern side of the city of Wales.
• The tourist town of Stratford-upon-Avon, located in the southeastern part of the city of Birmingham, specifically on the Avon River.
• Snowdonia National Park.
• Lake District Park located in the province of Cambodia, and among its features: lakes, hills, and mountains.

Tourist islands

• Turks Island.
• Caicos Island.
• Caymana Islands.

Tourism cities

The most important tourist cities in Britain are: the city of London that contains museums, art galleries, gardens, shopping areas, the city of Scotch Highland with its mountainous chains, Lake Lotnes, the city of Stonehenge which is characterized by its large circular stones and the city of Edinburgh that contains traces of dating To four thousand five hundred years ago, the pedestrian city of York, the charming city of Cornwall, the city of Chester, estimated to be two thousand years old, and the city of Cambridge on the River Cam in the north side of London.

Royal Tourist Places

• Palaces such as: Kensington Palace, Holyrood House, and Hampton Court Palace.
• Castles such as: Windsor Castle, Balmoral Castle, and Edinburgh Castle.
• Churches such as: Westminster Abbey.
• Sandringham House.
• London Tower.

Shopping places

• Marketing streets such as: Oxford Street, Edgoor Road, which is called Arab Street, and Bond Street, which contains the most luxurious products in the world.
• Markets such as: Covent Garden Market which is considered one of the oldest markets in Britain, Old Spitalfields Market, Borough Foodstuff Market, Chapel Market, Greenwich Market full of arts especially art paintings, and traditional handmade products.
• Commercial centers and malls such as: Westfield Mall, and Howds store, which is one of the largest commercial stores in the continent of Europe.