Introduction of scenic spots around Britain

Britain is an island country. Although far from the European continent, it still attracts a large number of tourists. Dear, I'm here to sort out the introduction of scenic spots around the island in Britain. Welcome to reading.

Canterbury Cathedral —— The Cradle of Christianity

In England, Canterbury is vividly compared to the cradle of Christian faith, precisely because of the existence of Canterbury Cathedral. After the completion of the church, it became the missionary base of Christianity in Great Britain, and all bishops who went to various places were appointed and sent here. Canterbury Cathedral has become a safe haven for priests whenever there are repeated Christian beliefs or wars in various places. Today, as the back garden of London, Canterbury can enjoy a comfortable and leisurely town life in less than an hour's drive.

Stonehenge-unsolved mystery

Stonehenge is a famous prehistoric temple site in Europe. It consists of huge stones, each weighing about 50 tons. Its main axis, the ancient road leading to the stone pillar and the rising sun in the morning of summer solstice are on the same line. In addition, there are two stones pointing to the direction of sunset from winter to Sunday.

It is 700 years earlier than the oldest pyramid in Egypt, but there are still different opinions about who built this magnificent Stonehenge. Some people think that this tomb was built by Celtic, an early local resident; Others believe that the ancient Romans built a temple for the god Sheila; Others think that the Danes built a place for the ceremony. However, there is no conclusive evidence for these illusory imaginations. For many years, many scholars have been looking for the builders of Stonehenge. Scholars lament that Stonehenge is as mysterious as the pyramids of Egypt.

Jurassic coast-a paradise for hikers

The Jurassic coast is one of the most spectacular coastlines in Britain and one of the most wonderful natural landscapes in the world. 200 1 was selected as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site and a paradise for hikers.

Walking along the long coastline, Dudelmen, which looks like Elephant Trunk Mountain, is one of the sights of Jurassic. On the Jurassic coast of Devon, England, there are countless paleontological fossils exposed from rocks like this. From Triassic, Jurassic to Cretaceous, the earth history of 65.438+0.85 billion years is concentrated in front of our eyes. Dudel Gate at night is also like a dream. Against the backdrop of the stars, Dudel Gate looks peaceful and peaceful in the fog, just like a dream left over from ancient times.

Lake district-lakes and mountains

Lake District is a rural area in Cumbria, northwest England. It is a popular holiday resort with lakes and mountains, and is famous for the works of Wordsworth and Lake Poets in the early 9th century. The lake area spans about 34 miles from east to west and from north to south. It is the product of the ice age, which formed its present appearance before 15000 years ago, including the wide U-shaped valley formed by ice erosion. Today, many of them are filled with water, forming lakes, which is the origin of the name of the lake area.

With the most charming lakes and mountains in Britain, the most peaceful and pleasant pastoral scenery in Britain and the most romantic literary atmosphere in Britain, the Lake District is the most popular tourist attraction in Britain. ...

Edinburgh Castle —— Symbol of Scottish Spirit

As the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh is the representative of Scotland, and Edinburgh Castle is the representative of Edinburgh. Edinburgh Castle is located on an extinct volcanic rock at an altitude of120m, overlooking Edinburgh. Cliffs on three sides, the terrain is easy to defend but difficult to attack, and it is also a battleground for military strategists. For thousands of years, England and Scotland have been divided and combined, and the history of Edinburgh can basically be regarded as a condensed version of Scottish history. The history of Edinburgh Castle can be traced back to the 9th century BC, and it was occupied by the royal family from12nd century to16th century.

Sky Island-Elf World

"Sky Island" is the nearest place to the sky, which means "wings" in ancient Celtic. It is nicknamed "Island in Fog" in ancient Celtic language, and it is the largest and northernmost island in the hebrides in western Scotland.

Once the residents of the island were trapped by poverty and fled in succession. Only hikers, hermits and artists come from thousands of miles away to watch the four seasons in the morning and evening, and bring the unique atmosphere here into their chests on the night when light, rain and thunder blend. Sky Island is the best skyline viewing place in Britain, and the scenery of mountains and seas is breathtaking. There are fat sheep as bloated as cotton candy, highland cattle with bangs covering their eyes, wild seals lying lazily on the ground, and dark clouds holding up the island like the palm of God.

The Cliff of Moher-the highest place in Europe where Harry Potter leaps.

Moher Cliff is the westernmost tip of the Irish island and the highest coastal cliff in Europe. Facing the endless Atlantic Ocean, it is known as "fantastic adventure". Its highest point is 2 14 meters from the sea level, covering 8 kilometers on the west coast.

As the highest cliff in Europe, Mohe Cliff is undoubtedly the best choice for tourists to enjoy the scenery of another coast. There are neither flowers nor soft beaches here, only jagged black copper cliffs stretching into the distance are displayed in front of us. Climbing the cliff of Moher, or just looking at it from a distance, will be impressed by its shocking momentum. There is no doubt that this is the place where a legend was born.

Loch Ness

Loch Ness is located in the Grand Canyon in the northern Scottish Plateau of England. Although the area is small, it is famous for various legends. The most famous is the Loch Ness monster, which was recorded as early as the sixth century AD. As for whether there are monsters, I will find them myself this time.