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The document discusses 10 popular festivals in the UK, including the Jorvik Viking Festival in York celebrating the city's Viking history, Jack in the Green celebrating spring in Hastings, the Hay Festival literary event in Hay-on-Wye, Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling competition in Gloucester, Highland Games showcasing Scottish culture, Notting Hill Carnival celebrating London's diversity, and Robin Hood Festival reenacting legends in Sherwood Forest. Many festivals have historical origins and attract large crowds, so accommodation may book up quickly.
Culture Fin2
This document provides an overview of the history and culture of the United Kingdom. It discusses how events in UK history, such as the British Empire and the Industrial Revolution, have impacted the culture. It also examines the influence of UK culture on areas like hospitality, tourism, and people. Key aspects of UK culture covered include traditions, festivals, cuisine, fashion, music, sports, and the monarchy.
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This document provides an overview of the history, culture, and tourism industry of the United Kingdom. It discusses how British history impacted culture through events like the Catholic to Christian conversion and the decline of writing in Scots. Key cultural aspects that influenced tourism include historical sites, festivals, music like the Beatles, and sports. The document also examines how British culture shaped hospitality through traditions like afternoon tea and the rise of hotels, pubs, and theme parks.
Culture Fin
This document provides an overview of the history and culture of the United Kingdom. It discusses how events in UK history, such as the British Empire and the Industrial Revolution, have impacted the culture. It also examines the influence of UK culture on areas like hospitality, tourism, and people. Key aspects of UK culture covered include traditions, festivals, cuisine, fashion, music, sports, and the monarchy.
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The document provides a history of London, England, covering its founding by the Romans in 43 AD, major events throughout its history such as Viking invasions and the Great Fire of 1666, and its growth into a modern global city. It also describes some of London's most famous landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the London Eye, as well as museums, galleries, theaters, and the Greek cultural influence in the city. The multicultural character of modern London is discussed in the context of immigration since the British Empire.
Culture Fin2
This document provides an overview of the history, culture, and tourism industry of the United Kingdom. It discusses how British history impacted culture through events like the Catholic to Christian religious shift and tensions between England and Scotland. Cultural influences on hospitality include the tradition of bed and breakfasts and castle hotels, while tourism is driven by historical sites, festivals, sports, and cultural exports like music. The document also examines the effects of class structure and colonialism on British identity and people.
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National holidays and traditions in Great Britain include afternoon tea, weddings, and changing of the guard ceremonies. Afternoon tea originated in the 1840s as a light meal between lunch and dinner. Over half of weddings take place in register offices, with the rest being religious ceremonies. The changing of the guard is a daily ceremony where guard duties are transferred at royal palaces like Buckingham Palace.
The UK
The document summarizes information about the countries of the United Kingdom and their national symbols and holidays. It describes England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It provides details on their patron saints, populations, capital cities, languages, areas, and the festivals celebrated in each country such as Saint George's Day in England and Saint Andrew's Day in Scotland.
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London is the capital city of England and the United Kingdom, with a population of over 7 million people. Some of the most popular places to visit in London include Big Ben, Wembley Stadium, Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, the Telecom Tower, the National Gallery, Buckingham Palace, and Saint Martin's. Common forms of transportation in London are the Underground (Tube) system and double decker buses, and typical foods include fish and chips, baked potatoes, and fried breakfast items like tomatoes and beans.
Autumn festivals and holidays
Bulgaria celebrates three national holidays: Unification Day commemorates Bulgaria's unification in 1885; National Enlighteners Day pays tribute to cultural and educational leaders; and Independence Day marks Bulgaria declaring independence in 1908. Italy hosts several festivals including the Rome Film Festival, the White Truffle Festival in Alba, the Barcolana Regatta in Trieste, and the Thrush Festival in Montalcino. Poland's festivals are the Warsaw Autumn Festival for contemporary music, the Plus Camerimage Festival for cinematography, and the International Dance Theatres Festival. Romania's festivals are the Sibiu Pottery Fair, Concert in the Cave classical music performances, and the Harvest Day Festival in various villages
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- 1. Realised by Gonzalo Montón y Héctor López
- 2. Peterborough is a Cathedral City and Unitary Authority Area in the East of England, with a population estimated in 2012 to be 186,400. Situated 75 miles (121 km) north of London, the city stands on the River Nene which flows into the North Sea approximately 30 miles (48 km) to the north-east.
- 3. Peterborough heritage Festival The Peterborough Heritage Festival is a unique chance to experience 3,500 years of history in the UK’s only city centre multi-period living history festival.
- 4. The Heritage Festival features over 300 costumed re-enactors from some of the country’s top Living History groups from Bronze Age warriors to World War II airmen. Also, are included jousting. Summarizing, is an enjoyable festival to be in family or with friends.
- 5. The main arena will occupy the Cathedral Square with a packed programme of live period music, falconry displays and spectacular battle displays by the re-enactors. Costumed characters, including Henry VIII or Katharine of Aragon.
- 6. You can find a lot of local history societies, community groups and historic attractions. The period market is held on the main Cathedral green, while the craft fair on Cathedral Square provides other shopping opportunities.
- 7. You can relax with the family in the Children’s Zone – an activity area for the kids with jesters, storytellers, games and activities. There will be fun family activities too in the hands-on science marquee on St John’s Square, arranged in association with the Natural History Museum, as well as vintage vehicle displays, folk dancing and much more!