The document discusses several famous landmarks and historical sites around the world that the author would like to visit, including the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Colosseum in Rome, the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, the Great Wall of China, and the Taj Mahal in India. The author notes their interest in experiencing other cultures and learning more about world history by seeing these sites in person.

1. By: Jilly E.

2. Paris, France
The Eiffel Tower is one of the
biggest attractions in France. It
stands 1,063 feet and was created
in 1887-1889 by Alexandre Gustave
Eiffel. I would like to go see the
Eiffel because it is so beautiful and
interesting. I also want to go out
of country and see what it is like
in Europe. I always thought it
would be interesting to see the
interaction and the community of
another country since I have never
experienced anything like it.

3. Paris, France
The Museum was created in 1882
by Arthur Meyer. The museum
contains more than 450 famous
characters and each character is
placed in a scene and posed. It’s
almost like a physical picture.
This year I learned how Marie
Antoinette was an Australian
Princess and then married Louie
IV to become the queen of
France.

4. Rome, Italy
The Colosseum was built in 70–
80 AD and was almost
completely destroyed in the
21st century by earthquakes. It
was once use as a gladiatorial
contests and public spectacles.
I would enjoy seeing the
Colosseum because it has many
lights that make it glow at
night. I would also like to go to
Italy in general to improve my
Spanish and to learn about
another culture.

5. Pisa, Italy
The leaning tower of Pisa is
stands 186 feet tall and 13
feet wide. It was designed by
two men named Guglielmo
and Bonanno Pisano. I would
enjoy going to Italy to see the
leaning tower of Pisa because
the architecture is interesting
to me. I would also like to
travel to Italy for fun and see
another country.

6. Zhejiang, China
Silk worms are used to
produce silk which is
extremely popular in china.
One worm can produce up to
3000 feet long and reproduce
up to 500 eggs. Silk was used
a lot in trade along the silk
road and in markets. This was
one of the leading products in
china for he longest time.

7. China
The Great wall of china
was built in 220–206 BC and
designed by first Emperor
of China. It was used for
protect against other
armies trying to invade
China. I would love to go to
China and travel along the
long path even though it is
5,500 miles. I would also
like to learn about how the
walls were used to protect
China.

8. London, England
The Cabinet war rooms were
built for Winston Churchill and
his Advisor. They were rooms
underground built to have secret
meeting during world war II.
Churchill played a semi-big role
in world war II because he
declared war on Germany and
defeated them. He also was a
journalist.

9. England, London
The museum was created in
1917 after World War I. The
museum was, and still is used
as a record for Britain. After
World War II, the museum was
expanded for more
information and records. The
museum tells all about Britain
and what the country went
through during each World
War.

10. India
The silk road was the most
important path in 206 BCE – 220
CE being 4,000 miles long. It
was used as a trading route.
India was the most useful since
it was in between all the
countries that the path went
through. India also had to most
useful products like spices and
they also had silk and silkworm
farms.

11. Agra ,India
Taj Mahal is used in many
Bolly Wood Movies. It was
built in memory of
Mughal emperor Shah
Jahan’s wife. I would love
to be in any film in India
that uses this beautiful
building in their movie. I
also like to learn their
difficult, but interesting
dances they perform in
movies.

12.  Eiffel tower: http://www.flickr.com/photos/noramc/532209473/
 Marie Antoinette wax museum:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mharrsch/252425985/
 Colosseum: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gmacorig/102745491/
 leaning tower of Pisa:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14290505@N08/2389485489/
 Silk worms: http://www.flickr.com/photos/eschipul/5686254098/
 Great Wall of China:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/matt512/4065627169/
 Cabinet war rooms:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/damingo/3608757902/in/photostream/
 Imperial war Museum:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/parkstreetparrot/5364549953/
 The silk road:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jonathankosread/6294747607/
 Taj Mahal:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Taj_Mahal,_Agra,_India_edit3.jpg