UK tourist attractions

prepared by Jacek and Hubert

National Gallery in London
London art gallery in Trafalgar Square
2300 images
A huge plus is that entry is free
Construction of the art gallery lasted from 1832
to 1838 and is still being expanded
the most famous images:
Leonardo da Vinci - Madonna in the grotto
Vincent van Gogh – Sunflowers
Roman Baths Public bathhouse in Bath in England

It was built between the years 60-70

They were used until the end of Roman rule in
Britain in the 5th century
The baths consist of a sacred spring, a temple,
a bath house and a museum
The water comes from rainfall in the nearby
Mendip Hills.
 The Abbey of Bath

• church and former Benedictine monastery in Bath

• It accommodates 1,200 people. It was built between 1499-1611
• Specifically known for its vault.
• The building has 52 windows, which occupy about 80% of the wall space.
Natural History Museum in London
• The museum is exhibiting natural history.
• The museum's collection has more than 80 million artifacts, and the whole is
divided into 5 main departments: botany, entomology, mineralogy,
paleontology and zoology.
• The museum is particularly known for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons.
National Railway Museum in York
The museum tells the story of rail
transportation in Britain and its impact on
society.
The National Railway Museum has more
than 6,000 objects on display, about 100 of
which are locomotives or rolling stock that
tell stories of British rail innovation
For example:
Mallard, Stirling Single, Duchess of Hamilton i
japoński bullet train.
The collection also includes models of airplanes,
boats
Admission to the museum has been free since
2001.
Bovington tank museum
• A museum containing a collection of armored fighting vehicles at Bovington
Camp in Dorset, southwest England.
• The collection depicts the history of tanks.
• Contains nearly 300 vehicles on display from 26 countries is the largest
collection of tanks
• It includes, for example :Tiger 131 German Tiger I and British Mark I tank