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有关旅游景点介绍的英语作文篇1:自由女神像

Out of all of America's symbols, none has proved more enduring or

evocative than the Statue of Liberty. This giant figure, torch in hand and

clutching a stone tablet, has for a century acted as a figurehead for the

American Dream; indeed there is probably no more immediately recognizable

profile in existence. It's worth remembering that the statue is - for

Americans at least - a potent

reminder that the USA is a land of immigrants: it was New York Harbor

where the first big waves of European immigrants arrived, their ships entering

through the Verrazano Narrows to round the bend of the bay and catch a first

glimpse of "Liberty Enlightening the World" - an end of their journey into the

unknown, and the symbolic beginning of a new life.

These days, although only the very wealthy can afford to arrive here by

sea, and a would-be immigrant's first (and possibly last) view of the States

is more likely to be the customs check at JFK Airport, Liberty remains a

stirring sight, with Emma Lazarus's poem, The New Colossus, written originally

to raise funds for the statue's base, no less quotable than when it was

written……

Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand A mighty woman with a

torch, whose flame Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of Exiles.

From her beacon-hand Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame. "Keep ancient lands, your storied

pomp!" cries she With silent lips."Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled

masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse to your teeming shore.

Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden

door."

The statue, which depicts Liberty throwing off her shackles and holding a

beacon to light the world, was the creation of the French sculptor Frédéric

Auguste Bartholdi, who crafted it a hundred years after the American

Revolution in recognition of solidarity between the French and American people

(though it's fair to add that Bartholdi originally intended the statue for

Alexandria in Egypt). Bartholdi built Liberty in Paris between 1874 and 1884,

starting with a terracotta model and enlarging it through four successive

versions to its present size, a construction of thin copper sheets bolted

together and supported by an iron framework designed by Gustave Eiffel.

The arm carrying the torch was exhibited in Madison Square Park for seven

years, but the whole statue wasn't officially accepted on behalf of the

American

people until 1884, after which it was taken apart, crated up and shipped

to New York.

It was to be another two years before it could be properly unveiled: money

had to be collected to fund the construction of the base, and for some reason

Americans were unwilling - or unable - to dip into their pockets. Only

through the campaigning efforts of newspaper magnate Joseph Pulitzer, a keen

supporter of the statue, did it all come together in the end. Richard

Morris Hunt built a pedestal around the existing star-shaped Fort Wood, and

Liberty was formally dedicated by President Cleveland on October 28, 1886, in

a

flag-waving shindig that has never really stopped. The statue was closed

for a few years in the mid-1980s for extensive renovation and, in 1986,

fifteen million people descended on Manhattan for the statue's centennial

celebrations.

Today you can climb steps up to the crown, but the cramped stairway though

the torch sadly remains closed to the public. Don't be surprised if

there's an hour-long wait to ascend. Even if there is, Liberty Park's

views of the lower Manhattan skyline, the twin towers of the World Trade

Center lording it over the jutting teeth of New York's financial quarter, are

spectacular enough.

有关旅游景点介绍的英语作文篇2:纽约唐人街

On the surface, Chinatown is prosperous - a "model slum," some have called

it - with the lowest crime rate, highest employment and least juvenile

delinquency of any city district. Walk through its crowded streets at any time

of day, and every shop is doing a brisk and businesslike trade: restaurant

after restaurant is booming; there are storefront displays of shiny squids,

clawing crabs and clambering lobster; and street markets offer overflowing

piles of exotic green vegetables, garlic and ginger root. Chinatown has the

feel of a land of plenty, and the reason why lies with the Chinese themselves:

even here, in the very core of downtown Manhattan, they have been careful to

preserve their own way of dealing with things, preferring to keep affairs

close to the bond of the family and allowing few intrusions into a still-insular culture. There have been several concessions to Westerners -

storefront signs now offer English translations, and Haagen Dazs and Baskin

Robbins ice-cream stores have opened on lower Mott Street - but they can't

help but seem

incongruous. The one time of the year when Chinatown bursts open is during

the Chinese New Year festival, held each year on the first full moon after

January 19, when a giant dragon runs down Mott Street to the accompaniment

of firecrackers, and the gutters run with ceremonial dyes.

Beneath the neighborhood's blithely prosperous facade, however, there is a

darker underbelly. Sharp practices continue to flourish, with traditional

extortion and protection rackets still in business. Non-union sweatshops -

their assembly lines grinding from early morning to late into the evening -

are still visited by the US Department of Labor, who come to investigate

workers' testimonies of being paid below minimum wage for seventy-plus-hour

work weeks. Living conditions are abysmal for the poorer Chinese - mostly

recent immigrants and the elderly - who reside in small rooms in overcrowded

tenements ill-kept by landlords. Yet, because the community has been

cloistered for so long and has only just begun to seek help from city

officials for its internal problems, you won't detect any hint of difficulties

unless you reside in Chinatown for a considerable length of time.

有关旅游景点介绍的英语作文篇3:迪斯尼乐园

Walt and Roy Disney began their partnership on October 16, 1923 when they

signed a contract to produce the Alice Comedies, a series of six- to

eight-minute animated films, or "shorts," combining live-action and

animation. What began as the Disney Brothers Studio evolved into The Walt

Disney Company.

Throughout the decades, the company has expanded worldwide from shorts to

feature-length animated and live-action films and television production;

character merchandise licensing; consumer products retailing; book,

magazine and music publishing; Internet activities; television and radio

broadcasting; cable television programming; and the operation of theme parks

and resorts.

From the creation of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in 1927 and the debut of

Mickey Mouse in 1928 to the premiere of Tarzan in 1999, animation has remained

the defining signature of the company. Along the way, Disney has added

successful TV shows like Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, opened

theme parks in California, Florida, France and Japan, launched more than

700 Disney Stores and added brands such as Touchstone, Miramax, ABC and ESPN

to the fold.

To make the most of Disneyland - the ultimate escapist fantasy and the

blueprint for imitations worldwide - throw yourself right into it. Don't think

twice about anything and go on every ride you can. The high admission price

($36) includes them all, although during peak periods each one can entail

hours of queueing. Remember, too, that the emphasis is on family fun; the

authorities take a dim view of anything remotely anti-social and eject those

they consider guilty.

Over four hundred "Imaginers" worked to create the Indiana Jones

Adventure, Disneyland's biggest opening in years. Two hours of queueing

are built into the ride, with an interactive archeological dig and 1930s-style

newsreel show leading up to the main feature - a giddy journey along

2500ft of skull-encrusted corridors in which you face fireballs, falling

rubble, venomous snakes and, inevitably, a rolling boulder finale. Disney

claims that, thanks to computer engineering, no two Indiana Jones rides are

ever alike. Judge for yourself.

Among the best of the older rides are two in Adventureland: the Pirates of

the Caribbean, a boat trip through underground caverns, singing along with

drunken pirates; and the Haunted Mansion, a riotous "doom buggy" tour in

the company of the house spooks.

Tomorrowland is Disney's vision of the future, where the Space Mountain

roller coaster zips through the pitch-blackness of outer space, and the Star

Tours ride simulates a journey into the world of George Lucas. The Skyway

cable-car line that connects Tomorrowland with the clever but cloyingly

sentimental Fantasyland is the only spot in the park from which you can

see the outside world.

As for accommodation, try to visit Disneyland just for the day and spend

the night somewhere else. Most of the hotels and motels nearby cost well in

excess of $70 per night.

You're not permitted to bring your own food to the park; you can only

consume the fast food sold on the premises.

Disneyland is at 1313 Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, 45 minutes by car from

downtown using the Santa Ana Freeway. In summer, the park is open daily

between 8am and 1am; otherwise opening hours are weekdays 10am to 6pm,

Saturday 9am to midnight, and Sunday 9am to 10pm. Arrive early; traffic

quickly becomes nightmarish, especially in the summer. For further

information, including public transportation details, call 714/999-4565.

有关旅游景点介绍的英语作文篇4:圣彼得堡

very name brings to mind some of Russia's greatest

poets,writers and composers:Pushkin,Dostoevsky, 19th

century was a golden age for burg's wealthy was a

world of ballets and balls,of art and literature,of tea and caviar.

圣彼得堡,只要提到这个名字就让人想起那些俄国最伟大的诗人、作家以及作曲家:普希金、杜斯妥也夫斯基、柴可夫斯基。十九世纪对圣彼得堡的富有阶级来说是段黄金岁月。那是一个充满了芭蕾舞和舞会、艺术和文学、茶和鱼子酱的世界。

The golden age ended with the advent of World War g people were

growing more and more 1917,Communism came,promising peace and

prosperity.

这段黄金岁月因为第一次世界大战的来临而结束。工人阶级的不满愈来愈高涨。1917年时,共产党来了并向人民保证和平与繁荣。

burg had become Petrograd in wanted a Russian name

for their years later,the city's name changed again,this time to

in 1991,Leningraders voted to restore the city's original

people opposed the name change thought it was just

too ,run-down Soviet Leningrad,they said,was not the burg of

19th-century literature.

圣彼得堡在1914年变成彼得格勒。人们想为这个城市取个俄国名字。十年之后,这个城市的名字又改了,这一次叫做列宁格勒。然后在1991年,列宁格勒的居民投票恢复了此城最初的名字。有些人彻底反对改名字,有些人认为名字改得太快了。他们说老旧的苏维埃列宁格勒已不再是十九世纪的圣彼得堡了。

What,then,is burg?In the confusing post-Communist world,no one

really quiet,if Soviet-style,dignity is Communist sayings

are down,and gaudy advertising bars and cigarettes are sold from

boxy,tasteless clothing?Well,anything ne wants to be a

little many people do not know the true meaning of

al crime has gone up,up,up in the past few years.

那么,到底圣彼得堡是什么呢?在共产党结束执政后的令人困惑的情形下,没有人真正知道这个答案。那种安静却又无聊的苏维埃式的尊严已经成为过去了。共产党的标语被换了下来,代之以俗气的广告。那些四方形、没有品味的摊子出售糖果和香芋。至于穿着呢?嗯,任何样式都有。每个人都想要有点与众不同。但是许多人仍然不知道自由的真意为何。在过去数年里,个人犯罪率一直不断地上升。

Yet in spite of this,you can still find some of the city's grand

at the western tip of Vasilievsky the right is the

elegant Winter

Palace,former home of the light blue sides and white classical

columns make it perhaps burg's most graceful houses

one of the worlds most famous art museums:the ,20km of

galleries house thousands of works of over your right

massive golden dome of 's Cathedral rises above the

'll see,too,why burg is called a "floating city."Standing

there,nearly surrounded by water,you can see four of the city's 42islands.

但是,尽管如此,你还是可以找到一些这个城市辉煌的过去。站在维丝利瓦斯基岛的西端,右边是优雅的冬宫,是沙皇从前的住处。它那浅蓝色的外墙和白色古典的园柱,使它成为大概是圣彼得堡中最优雅的建筑物。它里面有世界上最有名的艺术博物馆:赫米提巨博物馆。在里面,长达20公里的艺廊收藏了数千件的艺术作品。朝你右肩后方看去,圣以撒大教堂巨大的金制圆顶伸入了天空。你也会了解,为什么圣彼得堡又被称为「漂浮的城市」。站在那里,几乎完全被水环绕,你可以看见这城市四十二个岛屿中的四个。

Cross the bridge and turn behind the Winter the middle of the

huge Palace Square stands the Alexander commemorates Russia's

victory over 650-ton granite column is not attached to the base

in any own weight keeps it d into place in 1832,it has

stood there ever since.

过了桥转到冬宫的后面,巨大的冬宫广场中间竖立着亚历山大圆柱。它是为了纪念俄国和拿破仑交战的胜利。这个六百五十吨的花岗石圆柱底部并未以任何方式固定,底部也无任何支撑。自1832年被竖立起来之后,便一直站立在那里。

Continue to Nevsky Prospekt,the heart of the old the crowds hurry

by while you take your the fine carving on bridges and

columns,above doorways and over canals and pass by smaller

palaces and other classical your eyes drink in the light

blues,greens,yellows and pinks.

继续走到纳瓦斯基街,这个老城市的中心。在你悠闲地漫步的时候,让人群从你身旁匆匆走过。欣赏那些在桥上和圆柱上,门口以及窗户上面的精致雕刻。穿过运河并经过较小的皇宫以及其他的古典建筑物。让你的眼睛饱享淡篮、青绿、黄色和粉红色。

Take time to wander among Kazan Cathedral's semi circle of enormous brown

, if you prefer Russian-style architecture,cross the street and

follow the canal a short Church of the Resurrection occupies the

site where Czar Alexander 11was assassinated in 1881.

花些时间漫步于喀山大教堂里巨大的棕色圆柱所围成的半圆形。或者,如果你喜欢俄国样式的建筑,穿过马路并随着运河走一段短距离的路。复活教会正好位于沙皇亚历山大二世在1881年被暗杀的地方。

Travel outside the city to Petrodvorets Palace for a taste of old imperial

a visit to France in the late 17th century,Peter the Great

decided to build a palace for himself better than dream never

came true in his took almost two centuries to complete the palace

and park complex.

离开市区往彼得城方向游览,一尝古老皇宫富丽堂皇的风味。彼得大帝于十七世纪末到法国游览了一趟后,他决定要为自己盖一座比凡尔赛宫还好的皇宫。在他有生之年,这个梦想一直没有实现。皇宫和公园的复合建筑几乎花了两个世纪才完成。

Seldom does any city have the chance to reinvent chance has

now come to burg.A few people might hope to return to the glory of

the past,but most know that is want to preserve the best of

past eras and push can bet the city won't be old

burg,but something altogether different.

很少有城市有机会再创造自己,这个机会现在降临到了圣彼得堡。有些人可能希望回到过去的荣耀里,但是大多数人知道那是不可能的。他们希望能将过去年代当中的精华保留住,并进步向前。你可以打赌这个城市将不再是老圣彼得堡,而是一个完全不同的城市。

有关旅游景点介绍的英语作文篇5:尼亚加拉大瀑布

被称为世界七大奇景之一的尼亚加拉大瀑布位于加拿大和美国交界的尼亚加拉河上,它那丰沛而浩瀚的水汽和磅礴的气势,使所有前来观赏的游人都为之震撼。

尼亚加拉河长约56米,上接海拔174米的伊利湖,下注海拔75米的安大略湖。这99米的落差,已足以形成湍急的水流,而两湖之间横亘着的一道石灰岩断崖,更使水量丰富的尼亚加拉河水在经过这里时骤然陡落,水势澎湃,声震如雷。

从高处的伊利湖到低处的安大略湖,在经过河床绝壁上的半岛时,湖水分隔成了两部份,分别流入加拿大和美国,形成了一大一小两个瀑布。这两个瀑布在加拿大这边的景致比在美国看起来要更加美丽壮观。

Niagara Falls comprises three distinct cataracts. The tallest are the

American and Bridal Veil falls on the American side, separated by tiny Luna

Island and plunging over jagged rocks in a 180ft drop; the broad Horseshoe

Falls which curve their way over to Canada are probably the most impressive.

They date back a mere twelve thousand years, when the retreat of melting

glaciers allowed water trapped in Lake Erie to gush north to Lake Ontario.

Back then the falls were seven miles downriver, but constant erosion has cut

them back to their present site. The falls are colorfully lit up at night, and

many say they're most beautiful in winter, when the grounds are covered in

snow and the waters turn to ice.

The best views on the American side are from the Prospect Point

Observation Tower (daily; 50¢), and from the area at its base where the

water rushes past; Terrapin Point on Goat Island in the middle of the river

has similar views of Horseshoe Falls. The nineteenth-century tightrope-walker

Blondin crossed the Niagara repeatedly near here, and even carried passengers

across on his back; other suicidal fools over the years have taken the

plunge in barrels. One survivor among the many fatalities was the Englishman

Bobby Leach, who went over in a steel barrel in July 1911 and had to spend the

rest of the year in hospital. That practice has since been banned (though a

couple of maniacs did it in summer 1995 and came away with minor bruises), for

reasons which become self-evident when you approach the towering cascade

on the not-to-be-missed Maid of the Mist boat trip from the foot of the

observation tower (summer Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat & Sun 10am-6pm; $8.50;

716/284-4233). From Goat Island, the Cave of the Winds tour leads down to the

base of the falls by elevator to within almost touching distance of the water

(mid-May to late Oct; $5.50). A combination pass for these and other

attractions costs $16. Rainbow helicopter tours (716/284-2800) are a more

expensive proposition at $40 per person for a ten-minute ride. To check the

view out from Niagara Falls, Ontario, it's a twenty-minute walk across the

Rainbow Bridge to the Canadian side (25¢ each way; bring ID, and check with

US Immigration officials before heading across), where you get an arguably

better view, bigger crowds and even more tawdry commercialism. Driving across

is inadvisable: the toll for a car is just 75¢, but parking on the other side

is upwards of $15.

As you look on in awe, reflect that you're seeing only about half the

volume of water - the rest is diverted to hydroelectric power stations. The

full story of this engineering feat is related at the free Niagara Power

Project Visitors Center in nearby Lewiston (July & Aug daily 9am-6pm; Sept-June daily

10am-5pm; 716/285-3211). With your own transportation it's also possible

to trace the inhospitable Niagara Gorge two miles along the dramatic Robert

Moses Parkway to the Whirlpool Rapids, a violent maelstrom swollen by broken

trees and other flotsam.

Ten miles east of Niagara Falls, the town of LOCKPORT takes its name from

the series of locks that raise and lower boats some 65ft at the western end of

the Erie Canal. You can see the impressive flight of locks from the Pine

Street Bridge, or up close on canal boat tours (May - Nov daily at 12.30 & 3pm,

also 10am on Sat; $9; 716/693-3260).

The high Eiffel Tower, the colorful streets, the beautiful river Seine,

the

glorious palaces, the romantic people, the old history … Paris is a great

place to all people in the world.

高耸入云的埃菲尔铁塔,流光溢彩的街道,美丽的塞纳河,金璧辉煌的宫殿,浪漫的民族,源远流长的历史…这就是巴黎

As the capital of France, Paris is a modern city with a long and rich

history. So many events took place here and there are so many places for the

visitors to

have a trip.

作为法国的首都,巴黎是一座古老而又现代的城市。这里发生了太多的历史事件,这里有那么多的地方让你流连忘返。

The Triumphal Arch(凯旋门)

was finished in 1836. It’s a world famous building, too.

The Eiffel Tower(埃菲尔铁塔), which is 320 meters high, is the symbol of

Paris. It was completed in 1889.

320米高的埃费尔铁塔是巴黎的标志。它建于1889年

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