The top ten most attractive tourist cities in Britain

Friends who want to travel to Britain, have you chosen a tourist city? There are many charming cities in Britain. Oh, what are they? Learn about it with me, I hope it will help your trip.

London

London, the "foggy city" in the impression, is also the legendary place where gentlemen live and one of the international financial centers. London is also a city that fans yearn for, because it is home to several great football clubs and a multicultural international metropolis. Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, London Eye, Charing Cross Street, Hyde Park and the Tower of London are all legends of this city.

Whether you are a museum control or a shopaholic, whether you are a foodie or a literary youth, London must have a corner for you. In London, you can go to the British Museum to see the treasures collected by the Empire from all over the world. Go to Hyde Park to enjoy the leisure side of Londoners; Stroll the Thames and walk on the Tower Bridge in London; Find an authentic English pub, have a glass of London pride and order fish and chips; Watch a Premier League game or a musical.

Edinburg

Edinburgh, a mountain city, is not only the capital of Scotland, but also the leading cultural and historical center and tourist city there, with the reputation of "Athens in the North". Edinburgh will give you a new understanding of lead black. This quiet tone is concentrated in many historical sites and buildings, which makes people admire Edinburgh as the best interpretation of Scottish spiritual culture.

According to the pattern of the city, walking is the best way to experience Edinburgh: starting from Prince Street, the buildings on the north side of the street are concentrated, exploring and feeling the glory of King George's era, and the unique Prince Street Garden is on the south side. The dining business district of the new town connects the quiet Charlotte Square and the busy St. Andrew Square. George V Bridge, which spans north and south, is a well-preserved world cultural heritage in the old city of Edinburgh.

St. Cambridge

Cambridge is located in the north of London and is famous for its geographical location. Cambridge University, founded in 1209, is the seventh oldest university in the world and one of the top universities in Britain and the world. Cambridge University should be familiar to China people, so it doesn't need much introduction. The whole city is a very special tourist city, with 365,438+0 college as the main body and timely gardens, museums, churches and small bridges.

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Of course, the most famous school in Oxford is Oxford University, which is the oldest English school and the second oldest school in the world. The whole city of Oxford is an architectural exhibition, where British buildings of various periods are preserved. These buildings are integrated here, and walking on the streets of Oxford is like time travel. Countless movies and TV shows have come here for filming, including Harry Potter, X-Men and Sherlock Holmes. Oxford is also called Tower City because of its numerous tower buildings. Many towers are open to tourists. You can climb them to see the beautiful scenery of Oxford.

Five Manchester

Manchester is one of the most important cities in Britain, located more than 350 kilometers north of London. Victorian red brick architecture is the biggest feature of Manchester!

There is not only the hottest football atmosphere in Britain, but also the highest nightclub in Britain. In addition, those independent brand stores that clamor for high-end fashion and personalization are simply shoppers' shopping paradise. At the same time, the city also has the most precious libraries, art galleries, industrial museums and other places, which not only increases the diversity of the journey, but also broadens the horizon.

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There are many beautiful towns scattered in Britain, but none can compare with Bath. Those magnificent Georgian buildings and the most magnificent streets make people go back to those times and don't know where they are in a trance. The best-preserved Roman public bathhouse in the world has always attracted countless tourists, and the circus and the Royal Crescent, which are the most common in manor dramas, are the unchanging landmarks here.

Has this town been like this for two thousand years? Of course not. Now Bath seems to be advancing with the times. A large number of modern cafes, French restaurants and boutiques are scattered on both sides of the ancient streets, but the conflict and integration make it extremely harmonious.

Seven York

Walking into York, you will find that this place is still immersed in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. The industrial revolution did not take away the glory here. Every brick and tile is the crystallization of history. /kloc-the alleys dotted under the magnificent city walls built in the 0/3rd century will make people forget to look up at those magnificent buildings, such as the most beautiful Gothic cathedral in the world.

A long history and rich historical sites dot every corner of York. If you slow down, you won't miss every surprise that York brings to tourists. Modern cafes and restaurants that have agreed to carefully preserve history are quietly open, as if they can disappear at any time and reappear at any time. No wonder history can be frozen in York.

Eight Birmingham

Birmingham, from an industrial cluster to a cultural melting pot, got rid of the bad urban planning in the past and changed the decadence after industrialization. Although the city was heavily bombed during World War II, it lost a little bit in the protection of historical buildings. However, as the second largest city in Britain, Birmingham is full of vitality because of its rich entertainment activities and bar culture, and the strong support of several major shopping centers has made Birmingham a veritable shopping world. In addition, Birmingham's "eating" culture is also quite excellent, and delicious food from all over the world can be found here. This one-stop eating, drinking and having fun is still worth a visit ~

9 Glasgow

Glasgow is located in the middle and west of Scotland, on the Clyde River, and is widely regarded as one of the best shopping paradise in Britain, second only to London. Glasgow is the second largest retail city in Britain, from designer brand stores to shopping centers in downtown streets. If you want to find shopping therapy seriously, there are enough goods for you to choose from. There are many cafes, restaurants, bars and fast food restaurants near Lomond Hotel to make your shopping trip more enjoyable and relaxing.

Ten Liverpool

As the holy land of British rock music, the traces left by The Beatles in this city will never be erased; Football fanaticism continues to heat up in this city, and the never-ending bars and places where wonderful live music performances are presented make people feel excited. If you want to see some classical things and be quiet, the United Theatre and the Imperial Theatre are the best places to go. Moreover, there are many museums and art galleries in Liverpool, and the variety and quantity of various art collections will definitely feast your eyes!