tailieunhanh - IELTS reading and writing part 13

Tham khảo tài liệu 'ielts reading and writing part 13', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 27. A scenic climb that you start from at Princes Street. 28. You might need to take a bus to tins place since it is a fairly long distance from the city center over 5 km . 29. A place that has a gallery and an academy in the middle of it. 30. A place you can go to if you want to look more lieautiful. Royal Botanic Gardens An oasis packed with a range of unusual trees shrul an Jlowers aswell as a great hothouse says Jamie Byng. These 72 acres of horticultural heaven are home to more than 2 000 species of plants tropical glasshouses a bijoux art gallery Invert eith House and a well - appointed tearoom with Outside tables offering supert views of the city. If the festival has started to make use of the Botanies last year saw several glitzy film premieres plus Dannii Minogue giving her infamous Lady Macbeth the gardens remain a haven in the city. Still the best part of Edinburgh to chill out in Kevin Williamson says. Where Inverleith Row 3km from Princes Street 0l31 - 552 7171 . When Daily 10 00am 4 00pm open to 8 00pm during May - Aug. Princes Street Gardens Earlier in the 20th century this area was the infamous Nor Loch an open sewer replenished each day by slops thrown down from the slum dwellings of the Old Town above it. Now however it s the green heiirt of Edinburgh positioned where the river would norma Uy be and divided into East and West by the Mound - home to the National Gallery and the Royal Scottish Academy. Louts with lager senior citizens on benches Italian teens with daft wee backpacks - all our life is here says Pete Irvine. It s the place I go to for a bit of peace and quiet says Mark Cousins. And I love the old - fashioned merry - go - round in the children s area. Where Parallel to Princes Street. The most popular entrance is by Waveriey Bridge near the Scott Memorial. When Dawn to dusk. Arthur s Seat This is a place where the legendary British king is said to have rested his backside this volcano extinct for 350 million years towers over the city.