1. FAMOUS PLACES AND TYPICAL FOOD presented by : José Alfredo Téllez Maricela López Huberney Caicedo Yennifer López
2. CANADA Toronto Island: Is the most important economic center of the country.
3. HOPEWELL ROCKS:Hopewell Rocks, located in the Bay of Fundy, are the most famous geological risk in the Canadian province of New Brunswick and one of the world's marine wonders.
4. CASCADAS DE ATHABASCA:The Canadian Rockies are home to two of the most impressive natural parks in the world: Banff and Jasper, and in the latter we find the Athabasca Falls.
5. canada food The Canadian banks as British Columbia or New Scotland offer the freshest seafood. Just try the Artic Char or Solomon Grundy, the most delicious shellfish, oysters, clams, crabs and fish on your plate. You will find more exotic dishes when you visit Newfoundland. Dare to taste the seal flipper pies.
6. Reino Unido Stonehenge: The famous megalithic stones are near London, were built for more than 5,000 years, and is today a place of worship for esoteric and astrologers.
7. The Eden Project: Located in a quarry near Cornwall, this complex houses a large exhibition greenhouses botany. One of the largest in the world with over 12,000 species of plants from all over the world.
8. The London Eye: Ocnvertido It has one of the most visited places by tourists in London, and its outline one of the most famous. Located beside the Thames, is the world's largest Ferris wheel. His journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
9. UK food The fast food more popular in the UK is fish and chips. Stores that sold fish made their first appearance in the late nineteenth century and since then, the 'fish and chips‘ was the favorite dish throughout the country. The dish is simple: fish (usually cod) is passed through a mixture made from flour, eggs and water and is then fried in hot oil. Potatoes are also deep-fried.
10. Australia Opera House: The Opera House in the city of Sydney is located in the port city, specifically in Bennelong Point.
11. Skyline de Perth: Perth is the capital of Western Australia, a city of more than one million inhabitants and more isolated in the world. Its name was inspired by a Scottish city.
12. Kakadu National Park: Park located approximately 170 kilometers from the city of Darwin, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
13. Native foods of Australia Meat, fish, seafood and especially native plants are traditional aboriginal tribes who have lived in Australia for 40,000 to 60,000 years. Some of them can be seen in the menus of restaurants in Australia, which since the late twentieth century have been rediscovered and made fashionable the bushfood.
14. Kata Tjuta: Along with the rock formations Ururu (also known as Ayers Rocks), are one of the major tourist attractions of National Park Kata Tjuta Ururu.
