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Travel in tourist areas in Britain in March and April.

Britain has Buckingham Palace, but new york has no White House.

Buckingham Palace is the main bedroom and office of the British monarch in London. Located in Westminster, it is one of the venues for British national celebrations and royal welcoming ceremonies, and it is also an important tourist attraction.

Buckingham Palace is also an important gathering place for celebrations or crises in British history. From 1703 to 1705, Buckingham Palace is a large city hall building, which was built here by Buckingham and John Sheffield, Duke of Normanby, and constitutes the main building today.

176 1 year, King George III of England bought this mansion as a private bedroom. Since then, the expansion of the palace has lasted for more than 75 years, mainly led by architects johnnash and Edwardbroll, and a three-sided building was built for the central courtyard.

Now Buckingham Palace is open to the outside world, and the handover ceremony of famous guards is held every morning, which has become a major landscape of British royal culture.

1. British tourist area

At present, the total population of Britain is about 62 million. At present, the population of Britain is mainly composed of English (more than 80% of the total population), Welsh, Scots and Irish. The population density is 229 people per square kilometer, but the national population distribution is uneven. 80% of the population lives in cities. The population of Britain is divided into four ethnic groups, namely, English, Scots, Welsh and Irish. In this century, some people came to Britain from the European continent. Among them, Jews account for the vast majority of immigrants from continental Europe. In recent years, some West Indies and Pakistanis have also come to Britain to seek a new life. Some Americans, Australians, China and Vietnamese have settled in Britain. Britain is an Atlantic island country adjacent to the European continent. 1995, Britain has a population of 58.5 million and a land area of 245,000 square kilometers. The total population of Britain is about one twentieth of that of China, and its land area is one fortieth of that of China. The total population of Britain ranks third among European countries, second only to Russia and Germany. In 1960s, Britain began to pay attention to the role of national innovation system in economic development. The population of Britain accounts for only 1 of the world's total population, 5.5% of the world's scientific research projects and 8% of the world's scientific publications. The field of science alone has produced more than 70 Nobel Prize winners.

: 2. Tourist cities in Britain

1. London

London is the most famous city in Britain and the economic, political and financial center of Britain. So London is very prosperous and a world-famous international metropolis. London has a unique charm, which perfectly combines modern prosperity with historical details. There are historic cathedrals, museums and many beautiful natural scenery here.

2. Manchester

Manchester is a romantic city. Manchester is rich in natural resources and has its own characteristics, such as architecture and food. Therefore, it is a British city worth visiting. If you are a Manchester United fan, you can't miss the Manchester game.

3. Edinburgh

Edinburgh is a city with a long history. Many buildings originated in the 6th century, so you can appreciate the historical changes. At the same time, Edinburgh is also a historic city. Its cultural background, artistic atmosphere and classical architecture will definitely make you linger. It is one of the five major cities you must visit in Britain. Of course, Edinburgh Castle is a world-famous castle. You must go and see it.

4. Birmingham

Birmingham is the palace of British artists. There are many works of European artists here, and many artists can see performances in the street. At the same time, Birmingham has beautiful natural scenery, dense forest vegetation and a very spectacular historic castle, which is worth visiting.

5. Liverpool

Liverpool is a tourist city recommended by the British Tourism Board. It is a paradise for artists and a city with many sports events. Therefore, when you come to Liverpool, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery, taste delicious food and enjoy many sports and cultural programs.

Famous scenic spots in Britain include Big Ben, British Museum, Edinburgh Castle, Thames, Tower of London, Buckingham Palace and Britain.

Big Ben: Every hour, the big clock clangs heavily according to Greenwich Mean Time, and the bell can be heard for miles. Big Ben is considered as the symbol of London. Anyone who visits London wants to stand around the bell tower and admire this unique building in London on Parliament Bridge.

British Museum: Located in the center of London, on the north side of Grerussell Street. It is a large-scale Roman column building, magnificent. The collection of cultural relics and books here is unmatched by any museum in the world.

Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh Castle is built on a volcano-shaped stone hill. Standing in the castle, you can overlook the whole city. It can be said to be a natural fortress. Every summer during the Art Festival, a famous military band is held here.

: 3. Major tourist cities and scenic spots in Britain

1. British Museum, London

The British National Museum, also known as the British Museum, is located in Russell Square, north of New Oxford Street in London, England. Founded in 1753, it was officially opened to the public on 1759+ 10/0/5. It is the oldest and most magnificent comprehensive museum in the world, and it is also one of the four largest and most famous museums in the world.

2. London Eye

The London Eye, or Millennium Ferris wheel, is the largest Ferris wheel in the world.

3. Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is located in London, the capital of England. It is the residence of the British royal family and the office of the Queen.

4. Thames

Thames is a famous river in England. Originated in CotswoldsHills, southwest England, it is 346 kilometers long and runs through London, the capital of England, and many cities along the river in 10. The drainage area is 13000 square kilometers, and the river widens in the lower reaches of London, forming a 29-kilometer-wide estuary and flowing into the North Sea.

5. Tower Bridge in London

TowerBridge (English name: Tower Bridge), the first bridge at the mouth of the Thames in London, England (there are 15 bridges on the Thames), is also a symbol of London and is known as the main entrance of London.

6. Windsor Castle

WindsorCastle is located in Windsor-Maidenhead, Berkshire, southeast England. It is the family castle of the Royal Windsor Dynasty in Britain and the largest inhabited castle in the world today.

4. British tourist attractions

Similar to the division of four seasons in northern China.

The weather in England in spring will be a little dry. The temperature may rise during the day, but it can be kept cool at night due to the adjustment of ocean temperature. The temperature in spring in Britain is greatly influenced by latitude. The temperature in northern England (such as Scotland) will be lower than that in southern England at low latitudes.

The highest summer temperatures in Britain are in London and the southeast, while the coolest areas belong to Scotland and northern England. In summer, Britain will encounter a large-scale anticyclone, which will bring long-term warm weather and have the opportunity to produce heat waves. For the British who can't stand the high temperature, it will be really hot. So, if you are worried that heatstroke can't stand the heat, please go to Scotland for the summer.

Perhaps the most striking thing about autumn in England is the change of leaf color. As the temperature drops in autumn, chlorophyll on the leaves begins to decompose, but other chemicals (such as carotene) still keep the leaves yellow, red and brown. In many cultures in history, autumn is very important. For example, Michael's Day in England is to commemorate the archangel Michael.

The winter weather in Britain is characterized by unstable and windy weather. Especially in the north, the average temperature in winter depends on the distance from the sea. January is the coldest month on average in Britain, and December is the month with the least sunshine. Generally speaking, it is unlikely to snow in winter in Britain. But in northern England, such as Scotland, it snows more easily in winter. If you want to experience a white Christmas in England, you can try your luck in Scotland.

5. British tourist attractions

The British Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has published the latest "20021year list of the world's livable cities", which is the first list of the world's livable cities since the outbreak of COVID-19. The Economist surveyed 140 cities around the world, ranking them in five aspects: urban stability (25%), culture and environment (25%), medical and health care (20%), education (10%) and infrastructure construction (20%).

In this list, the number one is Okodo of New Zealand, which has been on the list for many years. Wellington, another city in New Zealand, is on the list, ranking fourth overall. Australia has four cities on the list, namely Adelaide in the third place, Perth in the sixth place, Melbourne in the ninth place and Brisbane in the tenth place. Switzerland is the seventh largest city in Zurich and the eighth largest city in Geneva. Among them, the only Asian countries in the top ten are Japan, Osaka and Tokyo, ranking second and fifth respectively.

6. Division of tourist areas in Britain

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