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“WELCOME TO WALES”                          

Probably the oldest symbol of Wales is a red dragon. If you go to Wales, you will see red dragons everywhere – on signs, in souvenir shops and on flags. Another symbol of Wales is a vegetable called a leek. Welsh people wear them on their coats on St David’s Day, the Welsh national holiday, although some people wear another symbol of Wales – the daffodil.

 

  DAFFODILS 

LEEKS

 

 

There are two officials languages in Wales, Welsh and English, although English is usually spoken. Children study Welsh at school and some people speak it all the time. Signs are usually in Welsh and in English. The Welsh language has some very long place names; look at this station sign!

 

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

 

Foreign tourists love beautiful Welsh beaches and the mountains of Snowdonia are popular too. Snowdonia National Park is an area in the north. You can travel to the top of Mount Snowdon – on foot or by the Snowdon Mountain Railway.

     Another tourist attraction is the capital of Wales – Cardiff. It is an excellent shopping centre and a busy port with first class restaurants and cafés, great parks and museums.

Don’t miss Techniquest, a science museum for the whole family.

     If you are keen on sea life, you can visit the Oceanarium and the Marine Life  Centre or take a boat trip to Ramsey Island.

    Welsh people are famous for their singing and their music festivals. A musical instrument, the harp, is another symbol of Wales. Besides, there is a fantastic new sports stadium in Cardiff. The Welsh are crazy about rugby. It’s their national sport.

 

                                Snowdon Mountain Railway

 

Pytania

1. What are the symbols of Wales?

2. Where can you have a ride in Wales?   3. Where can you learn about science in Wales?

4. What is the Welsh national sport?        5.  What`s the name of theWelsh national holiday?