Places of interest in Great Britain

What are the famous university cities. Choose them.

What is the birthplace of William Shakespeare's?

In Henley Street stands a one-storeyed wooden house, where the greatest English poet and playwright was born. Now, this house belong to...

Shakespeare continued to live and work in...until 1610.

Shakespeare died at the age of...

The Royal Shakespeare Theatre was opened in Stratford in

 Every year on the 23rd of....... people from over the world come to Stratford to take part in celebrating Shakespeare's birthday

University of Oxford was founded in...century

The component parts of the University of Oxford are the colleges. Each college is practically autonomous, with its own set of rules of government.Is it true or false?

The capital of Wales and its chief port is

The Welsh people love

Edinburgh is a city where the historic past lives side by side with the present. Chose true or false.

 The most famous building in the city is

 Edinburgh is famous for many things: its art galleries, museums, libraries. But it is especially famous for its

The best-known monument in Edinburgh is the Walter Scott Monument. The famous English writer of historic novels lived and worked here. The monument is in the form of a.......style

The Walter Scott Monument is.... feet high with a statue of Sir Walter Scott .....this beautiful structure. 

In the niches of the monument there are ..... statuettes of well-known characters from Scott's novels and poems.