London

Famous places to visit in London:

1) Coca-Cola London Eye:

The Coca-Cola London Eye is located in the heart of the capital of

London.It has known as the "Millennium Wheel". Also, it has been called the

British Airway London Eye, then the Merlin Entertainments London Eye, then the

EDF Energy London Eye. Since mid-January 2015, it has been called the Coca-Cola

London Eye, following an agreement signed in September 2014.

The Coca-Cola London Eye is the world's tallest cantilevered observation wheel,

gracefully rotating over the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament

and Big Ben.I has become the modern symbol representing the capital and a global

icon.

Facilities:
*Level access, ramp or lift to the shop
*Bathrooms available with emergency call system
*Emergency evacuation procedures for guests with disabilities
*Gift shop
*Good views
*Wi-Fi access
*Available for wedding receptions

One of the expirience on the Coca-Cola London Eye is that it will lift you high
enough to see up to 40 kilometres on a beautiful day and keep you close to see
the spectacular details of the city unfolding beneath you.

2)Science Museum:

The Science Museum is the most visited science and technology museum in Europe. It

is a major museum on Exhibition Road in South Kensington, London. It was founded 

in 1857 and today is one of the city's major tourist attractions, attracting 3.3 

million visitors anually. There are over 15,000 objects on display,including 

world-famous objects such as Apollo 10 command capsule and Setepherson's Rocket.

Those interactive galleries brign to life first sacientific principles and 

contemporary science debates. People who go inside ca experience what it's like 

to fly with the Red Arrows or blast off into space on an Apollo space mission in 

our stunning 3D and 4D simulations or watch a film on a screen taller than four 

double-decker buses in the IMAX 3D Cinema.

Facilities:

*Free entry

*Offers charity rates

*Venue can display vehicles inside

*Licenced for civil marriages

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Liverpool

The origin of the city's name is traditionally connected with the mythological Liver Bird (pronounced "lyver"), a seagull-like bird seen in the city's coat of arms. Nowadays, Liverpool is related with the famous band "The Beatles" and the famous football team that has the same name of the city "Liverpool football club". This city is perfect for people who loves music and football and obviously there are some places that you can not miss!

Famous places to visit in Liverpool:

1) Cavern Club:

The Cavern Club is one of the Liverpool's top music venues and the reason is because "The Beatles" made performances on this club 50 years ago. In this bar you can enjoy music from soloists and cover bands most afternoons and evenings.

Schedule:

The club is open daily from 10.30am. Free admission all day and every evening Monday to Wednesday.

There is a small admission charge Thursday to Sunday evenings. Families with children are welcome to visit the club during the day.

Facilities:

*Lots of drinks like wine and coffe too.

*There are many interestings souvenirs that you can buy like CD's from The Beatles, postcards, pin badges, etc.

*The bar is available for private parties, anniversaries, etc.

2) Liverpool football club:

This places is going to be memorable for all who loves football, principally for the one's who are Liverpool's fans!

Here you can find a museum where you are going to see the past and the present of the history of this club. Also you would see the trophies, medals, t-shirts, etc. Visitors can take a tour through the "Halls of Fame", dedicated to stars of the past and present. And why not?...you could have lucky and see the players.

Facilities:

*Hardly any problems with communication: you can find the tour in 12 different languages.

*Many ways of payments.

*Few individuals tours for people who would love a private tour.

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Manchester

Manchester is a noted center for the arts, media, and higher education. in which some 3 million people now live. The extension of the city's entertainment and sports facilities has considerably enhanced its attractiveness for tourists, and the city center has undergone extensive redevelopment. It has also become a favorite for shopping. An enormous range of retail opportunities including the elegant shops of St Anne's Square, King Street and Royal Exchange, and the large covered market halls of Bolton Arcade.

Famous places to visit in Manchester:

1)Museum of Science and Industry:

Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry has a range of captivating exhibits for you to feast your eyes on. Don't miss the 4D theatre which goes way beyond the typical 3D Afterwards take in the spectacular views of the stars within the planetarium. The Museum of Science is a fantastic day out for people of all ages, where you're sure to learn something new.

2)Manchester Gay Village:

Manchester is a popular destination for gay and lesbian tourists from all over the world. Canal Street sits at the centre of Manchester's Gay Village, with a wide variety of gay bars, restaurants and clubs lining the banks of the canal. The village is now one of the most successful gay villages in Europe and has featured in many popular television shows such as Queer as Folk and Coronation Street. Manchester's Gay Village is an area of acceptance where people can hang out and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the scene.

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Oktoberfest

The Germans have celebrated Oktoberfest ("Volksfest" in German) every year since 1810, but the first event was different than the modern celebration.

Oktoberfest stared the first saturday of September to October in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

 Oktobertfest is important to the Barvarian culture.

The festival is celebrated in a place named the Theresienwiese (field of Therese), or Wiesn. So much beer are consumed, almost 7 million litres served during the 16 day festival in 2007. The visitors may also enjoy attractions, such as amusement rides, side stalls and games, as well as a wide variety of traditional food.

Many tourist go to Munich every year only for participate in this festival and taste the famous German beer This beer has about 6% of alcohol and this beer has about 6% of alcohol and is considered on of the best on the world.

Comparison of my favorites places

SOUTH KOREA-SEOUL

FRANCE-PARIS

I love Seoul and Paris, in all the world, these are my favorites cities.

Seoul is in South Korea, Asia and Paris is in France, Europe.

Seoul is more traditional than Paris for the history of Korea and Korea's dynasties.

For me, Paris has more elegance than Korea in the architecture.

For me Paris has the most beautiful architecture created in the past times, the Eiffel Tower.

But, nowadays Seoul has the most modern builldings in Korea.

Seoul is hotter than Paris in summer.

Paris is more populated than Seoul, and more people visit Paris every year.

I ate a lot off france food and korean food, for me korean food is more delicious and healthy than france food because has a lot off vegetables. Normally the vegetables don't like me, but the mix of ingredients with the vegetables are really delicious than other dishes of vegetables.

"The Carriage"

It's a wheeled vehicle and pulled by horses. The invention was around XVI century. The carriage is specially designed for private passenger. Archaeologists have found evidence of wheeled vehicles dating to the end of the 4th millennium BCE.

On the 16th century, closed carriages returned like a method of travel. The trend began in Hungary. It is said that it was King Matthias who first commissioned a cart with the body separated from the axles, hung with leather straps.The carriage was made more confortable with the addition of leather seats. From this time on, carriages of all sorts began to be perfected, and the vehicles came into use throughout all of Europe. Soon, became famous around the world.

In the present it's used for important business or used as a touristic tool.

The "100 dollars"

This is the last bill of the USA. In this bill we can see Benjamin Franklin, he was a Founding father of the United States. He was leading author, printer, political, scienst, etc. He made discoveries and theories about the electricity. He became one of the most important opponents slavery.