Cities of the Uk

 On the River Thames

Near the mouth of the River Taff

In the north of Wales

On the coast of the Atlantic Ocean

Taff

A cathedral

A castle

A fort

 A museum

A forts

It became the capital of Wales.

It developed as a centre of coal export trade.

It became a famous tourist resort.

 It was rebuilt by the Normans.

It became export trade

It contains one of the best collections of impressionist paintings outside Paris 

It was built by the Romans.

 It is located inside Cardiff Castle.

 It is famous for its collection of medieval weapons.

It has collections of picture

 Only its ancient history

The construction of factories

Shopping malls, Victorian shopping arcades, cafés, and bistros

The reopening of coal mines

Shopping malls

Victorian shopping arcades

It is dirty and unattractive.

It is too formal and boring.

It combines historical beauty with a relaxed cultural life.

It has lost all of its historical monuments.

It is a relaxed city with a thriving cultural life.

The Saxons founded a trading village.

The Romans built a wooden fort there.

The Danes established a military camp.

The Normans constructed a castle.

It was named after the River Irwell.

It was named after a Roman emperor.

It developed from the Saxon name Mamm caester.

It was named after the cotton industry.

It was named after caester

 Shipbuilding and fishing

Wool, silk, cotton, paper-making, and iron foundries

Oil refining and engineering

Banking and tourism

Silk and wool

It was the capital of the British Empire.

It had many cotton mills in the city and surrounding towns.

It exported cotton to all parts of the world through its seaport.

It produced the best-quality cotton in Europe.

Cotton

It is no longer an important business centre.

Its Business School is considered the best in Britain.

It has only one famous football team.

The music industry has declined significantly.

Music industry is also developing

The city’s rapid growth during the Industrial Revolution.

The rebuilding of Manchester after the 1996 IRA bombing.

The restoration of the Roman fort.

The success of Manchester’s football clubs.

Refer to rebuilding