Now it's summer vacation season. At this time, many parents want to take their children to travel, but they don't know where to go. So, what are the suitable places for outbound tourism in July?
Moscow, capital of Russia:
Moscow, founded in 1147, has a history of 800 years. Moscow is a famous historical city, with the Kremlin and Red Square as the center, radiating around. The Kremlin is the palace of Russian Czars of all ages. It is magnificent and world-famous. Both the Supreme Soviet Congress and the Communist Party Congress of the former Soviet Union were held in the Kremlin. There are exquisite churches, palaces, bell towers and towers in the Kremlin castle. The building is magnificent and world-famous. In the Central Church Square of the Kremlin, there are the magnificent Notre Dame's ascension Cathedral, the dignified Herald church, and the angel cathedral that accommodates the tombs of Moscow emperors before Peter the great. On the east side of the Kremlin is red square, the national ceremonial center. There is Lenin's tomb in red square, and Pokrovsky Church (1554-1560) at the south end. Most of the state organs, major hotels, shops, theaters, museums, art galleries, libraries and the headquarters of the former economic and trade association are built here. There are many factories, railway stations and freight yards between Yuanyuan road and Huancheng railway. Other places of interest are the church bell tower of novordovich women's convent, the presidium of the former Soviet Academy of Sciences, Lenin central stadium, Ukrainian Hotel and Moscow State University.
Sighing bridge in Venice
Built in 1603, it was named after the sighs of the prisoners on the bridge. It is said that lovers can kiss under the bridge forever. This is the scene of the movie "love sunset bridge". So lovers all over the world will go out there. Found a European tour route, including sighing bridge!
Venice Square:
The circular square in the center of Rome. On the front of the square is a neoclassical building made of white marble nicknamed "wedding cake" and "typewriter": the memorial hall of Victor & middle; Emmanuel II. It took 25 years to build the memorial hall to celebrate the unification of Italy in 1870. The arc-shaped facade formed by 16 columns is the most wonderful part. The two groups of fountains under the steps have profound implications: the one on the right symbolizes the tyrenian sea, the one on the left symbolizes the Adriatic Sea, and the figure on horseback in the center is Victor Emmanuel II who completed the great cause of Italian unification. There are two huge bronze statues on the top of the building. The one on the right represents the victory of loving the motherland, and the one on the left represents the victory of labor. No matter in the sun or rain, there are always two soldiers here to guard the tomb of the unknown soldier. Marcello theatre Street on the right side of the memorial leads to the Cathedral of Notre Dame in kosmetin. The church is very small and quiet, but it has the world-famous' mouth of truth '. This is an ancient Roman manhole cover. It was found in 1632 near the outer wall of the church. The architectural style of Byzantine church is also worth seeing. In front of the church remains the remains of the temple of Fontaine, the oldest temple in Rome.
Lake Wanaka:
Located in the northeast of Queenstown, it is the location of the National Park, an unforgettable place. In spring, wild flowers bloom on the edge of the mountain; in summer, it is suitable to row grass, swim, fish and cut boats; in autumn, the trees gradually turn golden; in winter, the three international ski resorts are covered with fresh snow.
Auckland Museum:
The center of Auckland Central Park, which stands on the edge of the ancient volcano, is a museum of historical and ethnic relics. It was built on a slightly higher ground. This massive Gothic building represents New Zealand's comprehensive museum. There are three levels of furnishings in the museum. The first layer mainly shows the history of indigenous Maori. In the restored assembly ground of indigenous peoples, a combat canoe about 25 meters long is very eye-catching. There are Maori unique national handicrafts, restored Maori assembly sites and Maori daily necessities exhibition. The world's best Maori collection (Taonga) is on display. Don't miss Maori war CANOES (Waka), carved gatehouses and barns (pataka). The second floor, with the exhibition of natural science as the center. Among all kinds of animal and plant materials and specimen exhibitions, the most attractive one is the remains of MOA. The third layer shows the relevant information about the history of modern war. Among them are middle-class fighters and Japanese fighters. The lifelike environment, soundscape and multimedia technology are integrated with the collection treasures of Auckland Museum, which makes the history of New Zealand from the military conflict involved in the 19th century to the current peace keeping activities vividly displayed. The specific exhibition halls are divided into World War II Memorial Hall, military history information center, photo exhibition, library, weapons Information Center, military flag exhibition hall and aircraft exhibition hall used in World War II, etc.
Arrow City:
About half an hour's drive from Queenstown, it is a picturesque old town. In 1862, a gold mine was discovered here, so the rush for gold came, and the town became famous almost overnight. In the valley by the river, the mining workers once lived here, leaving the remains of the mining site. In 1866, about 20 Chinese miners came to arrow city from Australia to collect gold. The place they lived in was very simple. The stone house was only 5 feet high. It was only enough for one person to live in. They had to bend down to enter the door. There were still several rooms in the house for tourists to visit. Looking back on the hard times. Arrow city's golden arrow, after more than 100 years of wind and rain, still maintains a brilliant charm.
Lake waikalemona:
It is one of the New Zealand tourist attractions, located in the mountains and jungles of the east of North Island, in urevela National Park. It's 2017 feet above sea level. It's 21 square miles, some 800 feet deep. It is said that it is the residence of water monster. It is the most beautiful lake in the North Island. Lake waikaremona is an early Maori community with mysterious legends. Hubei is the hometown of Rua, the founder of Maori who claimed to be the son of the Lord. Waikaremona lake was originally the first section of waikaretahei river. It was formed thousands of years ago due to stratum collapse and huge landslide blocking the river course. There are cliffs all around the lake. The highest paniqili cliff plunges into the bottom of the lake and is 1200 feet above the water. When you climb the top of the cliff, you can have a panoramic view of the lake and mountains.
Lake tikapo:
It is formed by the erosion of glaciers in the Southern Alps and the accumulation of rocks on the side of glaciers since 20000 years ago. Because the water source comes from snow melting in cook mountain and other high mountains, the water temperature has been maintained at 7-10 degrees Celsius, which is not suitable for swimming, but suitable for trout survival. Due to the regulation of the dam, the elevation of the water surface is maintained between 704 and 710 meters. The dam mouth is the outlet of the lake and flows eastward into the South Pacific. In order to completely eliminate the use of nuclear energy in New Zealand, in addition to geothermal power generation in wairuiji area of North Island, power dams and power generation facilities, including canals, dams, diversion pipes and power generating units, can be seen everywhere in South and North Island, becoming a wide range of hydropower landscape. The vast hills and grasslands near Lake decabo, known as Mackenzie prairie, are the important town of animal husbandry and cheese industry in South Island. The business of dairy cattle, beef, goat milk, wool and cheese is the lifeline of New Zealand's economy. In 1884, 7780 sheep carcasses were frozen for the first time and successfully transported to the three islands of England, opening a new page of New Zealand's animal husbandry.