Britain attractions What places or sites in Britain most attract national holidaymakers? Why?
where The seaside Areas of natural beauty Historical or culture sites The big cities (London)
The seaside Traditional resort — developed in the Victorian period(19 th Century) Conditions — people began to have increasing expectations of leisure in their lives — the developing railway system linked the industrial areas of the country to the coastal areas
Enjoy by all ages Seaside attractions: bingo halls,amusement arcades, hotels, discos and restaurants (especially ‘ fish & chip ’ shops), fun fare, sunbathing, swimming Famous places: Brighton, Blackpool Beach
The beach and seaside, Brighton
Brighton Blackpool Beach, tower
Areas of natural beauty the mountains and coasts of Wales and Scotland or the Lake District in the northwest of England. Camping resorts
Historical or culture sites Such as Stratford-upon-Avon (birthplace of William Shakespeare, on the many ancient churches, cathedrals and castles) The theme parks
The theme parks New style theme parks have developed since the 1970s, located either near the seaside or in attractive rural locations close to the motorway network. particular themes — The Wild West, Roman Theme Park, Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Alton Towers
Alton tower Roman theme park
The city of London — attractions Galleries — National Gallery Historical Buildings — Monument, House of Parliament, Parliament & Big Ben Churches — Saint Paul's Cathedral Westminster Abbey Parks, Gardens & Zoo Museums — Bank of England Museum British Museum Palaces — Buckingham Palace