Bristol

(Daniel Borrego)

Plymouth

(Iván)

Cardiff

The next day we went to Cardiff. Cardiff is the capital of Wales

When we got up in the morning we had breakfast. Then, we left the hotel and we started our visit. First, we visited the Cardiff Castle, it is very big and old.


Then, we visited the National Museum. It has many paintings of famous painters like Pablo Picasso.


Wales has lots of historic buildings as the ones above. After all that, we left old buildings and we visited the Cardiff Bay. It's wonderful!!!


I would like to visit Cardiff again!


(Aya)

Birmingham

The next day we visited Birmingham.

Birmingham is a city in the West Midlands of England. It is the most populous British city outside London.

The first thing we visited in Birmingham was Chamberlain Square; it is a public square in central Birmingham. There, it is the Chamberlain Memorial and the statues of Joseph Priestley, James Watt and Thomas Attwood.


Then, we went to St Philip’s Cathedral, but we only saw the outside because we didn't have enough time.


Finally, we went to the Bull Ring, which is the major commercial area of Birmingham. We had lunch there, in a café, and then we could go to the shops and see everything that was inside the Bull Ring.



(Elena Ramos)

Liverpool

The next day we visited Liverpool.

Liverpool is a metropolitan city that has many different places to buy.

First we walked around the streets and visited different shops (Wayfarers), squares (such as St Anne Street), and important buildings (as the cathedral). The better for us was the museum of Liverpool because it was very big and interesting.

We saw the Victoria Monument too.Then we ate in a famous restaurant called “The London Carriage Works”. After that, we continued the visit going to the port and to the beach.

To finish the day we went to the Liverpool's football stadium to see a match.

It was amazing!


(Francisco)

Dublin

We travelled to Dublin.

We stayed in the Ripley Court Hotel and I liked the hotel, the food was good, and the pool is very very, very, very, very, very, very good. I watched a match between Shamrock Rovers and Bohemian.

We visited the Ollscoil Átha Cliath (the university of Dublin) and I liked it, but inside I was frustrated because, in my opinion, the university is small and I had claustrophobia.

I liked Dublin but I wouldn't return.


(Roberto)

Cork

We visited many places in Cork, Ireland.

The first place was the Red Star stadium which belongs to the Cork City FC (soccer team). Then we saw a dog race in Curraheen Park Greyhound Stadium.

The next day we went to Blarney Castle, located 8 km form Cork City and we travelled to the castle by bicycle.

When we visited Cork it was very cold because it was winter, temperature was 3ºC and 55km/h of wind.

(Daniel Hervalejo)

Galway

We visited Galway in Ireland. The trip was very tiring, we travelled by plane and it took several hours.

When we arrived we settled in the Jurys hotel and visited the art gallery.


In the morning we went to the theatre Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe. Then, we walked to Eyre Square where I bought souvenirs, clothes ......















We crossed Salmon bridge. Later, we went to visit the Cathedral, the University and the Quadrangle, which were some beautiful constructions and with lots of interesting things.




As the weather was warm, we went to the beach and also observed the Cliffs of Moher and O'Brien's Tower.  I took several photos.




At lunch time we went for a picnic on a plain near Dunguaire castle. Later, in the afternoon we went to see the last castle, then the tower of Aughnanure.





My favourite monument was the last that we visited, Kylemore Abbey. It is a beautiful building from which you can see some nice views and landscapes.


At night we walked around the city and saw several statues. At the end of the day we had various typical food for dinner.

(Sandra)

Belfast

(Alba Gallego)

Glasgow

(Elena Álvarez)

Aberdeen

Aberdeen is a city located at the East of Scotland. It has got about 210.000 inhabitants. It is an important shopping centre. It has got a famous seaport. It is called Granite City.

We visited some museums, Aberdeen Maritime Museum and Aberdeen Farming Museum. We also went to the beautiful Aden Country Park and visited some elegant buildings such as Aberdeen Art Gallery. Finally we went to the famous university.

We didn't visit the castles and wildlife reserves. The reserve of Sands of Forvie or the Loch of Strathbeg are well known.

(Luis)

Edinburgh

(Alba González)

Newcastle

The following day we went to Newcastle. We visited many places and monuments.

Newcastle is located next to the river Tyne. There we visited the famous Millenium Bridge, it crosses the river Tyne. Then we visited St. Nicholas cathedral  and then we took the tram and went to a restaurant to have dinner.

The experience was fantastic because I liked Newcastle very much.

(Icíar)

York


The next day we went to York. We travelled by bus all day. First we visited York Minster, a gothic cathedral.

Then we ate in a restaurant and after that, we went to visit York's Castle and finally we spent the rest of the day visiting the town hall and other monuments in the city.


(Silvia)

Manchester

The next day, we visited Manchester.

Manchester is a city and metropolitan borough in North West England. It has about 520.000 population. It´s a very beautiful city.

We visited the library. There were many, many books there. We moved from one place to another by bus because the taxis were very expensive and the city is very big to go walking. We saw a football match on the Etihad Stadium. It is very big and an amazing place. There was a lot of traffic on King Street when we returned to the airport.

(Lydia)

Nottingham


Nottingham is located 117 km from London.

We went to visit the church of St. Mary, it is the oldest church in the city.


Then went to Nottingham Castle or The Castle Rock, it is known for the story of Robin Hood.


Sherwood Forest, where Robin Hood was hiding, was near the castle.


(Alma)

Cambridge


HISTORY:

We know of the existence of human settlements in the area since the time of the Roman Empire

PEOPLE:

According to the census of 2001 Cambridge had 108,863 inhabitants (49.89% male, 50.11% female)

MY EXPERIENCE:

We visited the most famous monument in Cambridge, the university, we went inside. The city is very beautiful I recommend going on a trip and visit the university.

(Sami)

London

Yesterday we left London. We were in the capital of England for one day and a half. We arrived at 10 o'clock in the morning (English timetable). The hotel where we stayed was the most representative of the history of the city, The Ritz, but we couldn't stay in the hotel too much, because we had too many monuments to see.

First, we visited the famous Big Ben, which is near the Houses of Parliament. I liked it a lot, they made us a tour, and they explained us who worked  there and how the watchmakers got sure that the clock worked correctly. The Houses of Parliament were  also good but we couldn't visit them because they only open on Saturdays and Sundays in summer and it was Tuesday, so I liked it less than the Big Ben.Then, at half past 11, we visited Westminster Abbey, the sacristan showed us the entire Abbey, and told us some of its secrets. I liked it, but personally I still prefer the  Big Ben tour.

After that, at half past 12 (although nobody was hungry) we adapted to the British customs and we ate in a typical fish and chips restaurant, I didn´t like it too much but I ate. After the lunch, we took the line 159, which goes to Picadilly Circus, I loved this place, it was full of shops, statues, monuments....

It was 17 o'clock and there wasn't anyone on the streets because of the tea time, so we entered a café and ate some sweets with the tea. After that stop, we retook our way to St.Paul´s cathedral. This was, without question, my favourite monument of the visit, (although we had to "climb" 530 steps to see the best view of London that I have ever seen).

It was 19 o'clock and we had to have dinner, so we ate at the Rhodes twenty four, a restaurant  with an amazing view of the tower 42 (and also with an excellent steak). After a very long dinner (we finished at 23 o'clock) we took a bus and we went to the hotel and finished an awesome day in London.

The next morning we left the suitcases in the hotel and visited the last two places, the Tower Bridge and Covent Garden.

In the Tower Bridge, we had a guided visit in which the guide told us the main data about the bridge, for example that it was a suspended structure or that it was built by Horace Jones in 1894. It was good, but not so good as St.Paul´s Cathedral.

In Covent Garden we visited all types of shops, as we didn't want to go to the same shops we split up and we went wherever we wanted. I went to a videogame, a souvenir and a book shop. In the first one I saw various games, in the second  I bought some souvenirs and in the third I saw some books in its original version (mainly Harry Potter). I stopped to see some street performers. Finally at 19 o'clock we all were at the entrance of Covent Garden. After going to the Ritz for the last time to take our suitcases we took the 8 o'clock bus to Cambridge. I liked London a lot and if have to choose one picture that represents the travel, I choose this one...

(Pablo)