Слайд 1WORLD CULTURAL HERITAGE OF UNESCO
Aleksei Kotov
9-b form
school №
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Unique natural and cultural objects make it possible to
preserve those unique corners of nature and man-made monuments that
demonstrate the richness of nature and the possibilities of the human mind
World Heritage sites on UNESCO's special list are of great interest to the entire population of the planet
Слайд 3As of July 6, 2012 in the list
World Heritage Site
- 962 objects (including
745 cultural, 188 - natural and
29 -
mixed) in 148 countries: individual
Architectural structures and ensembles -
Acropolis, cathedrals in Amiens and Chartres, the historic center of Warsaw (Poland) and St. Petersburg (Russia), the Moscow Kremlin and Red Square (Russia), etc .; Cities - Brasilia, Venice, along with the lagoon, etc .; Archaeological reserves - Delphi, etc .; National parks - Marine Park of the Great Barrier Reef, Yellowstone (USA) and others. The states on whose territory the World Heritage sites are located, undertake to preserve them.
Слайд 4Big Ben
Big Ben is the nickname
for the great bell
of the clock. The tower is
96.3 metres high
(roughly60stories).The tower of
Big Ben is a symbol of London and Britain.
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Stonehenge
Stonehenge is a prehistoriс
monument located in the
English country
of Wiltshire,
about 13 kilometres north of Salisbury . One
of the most famous sites in the world.
Слайд 6The ancient castle of Bomaris rises on the island of
Anglesey. Its location, namely the Menai Strait, is considered the
boundary between Anglesey and the northern coast of Wales.
Слайд 7On May 1, 1931, US President Herbert Hoover, flicked a
switch from Washington and opened the world's tallest skyscraper with
102 floors. The building was named in honor of the State of New York - Empire State Building ("imperial staff").
Слайд 8 The Buckingham Palace.
It is the London home
of the Queen. When the flag is flying on the
top she is at home. Look, they are changing the Guards. There are more than 600 rooms in the palace
Слайд 9Statue of Liberty at sunset in New York. "Lady Liberty",
which gave the United States France, stands at the entrance
to the harbor of New York. It was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1984.
Слайд 10Above the plan for the construction of the new city
of Washington, Pierre Charles Langfant worked. For the construction of
the Congress building, the highest hill was chosen. Capitol Hill, Langfant was named "pedestal for the monument."
Слайд 11 Located in
North-eastern
Parts of Wales,
18-kilometer
Pontkysylte aqueduct - a feat
Civil
Engineering Times
Industrial revolution,
The construction of which was completed
In the first
years of the XIX century. After more
Than 200 years after its discovery, all
Is still used and is one of the
Of the busiest sections
Channel network in the UK,
Passing about 15,000 boats a year.
In 2009, the Pontkilsilte aqueduct was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a "landmark in the history of civil engineering during the Industrial Revolution". This aqueduct is one of the unusual monuments of plumbers and plumbing /
Слайд 12The television tower in the capital of Canada Toronto is
one of the main attractions of the country. Its total
height is 553 meters. It has several viewing areas with glazed floors, and the uppermost of them is located at 447 meters.
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All those who spent their evenings in the evening for
books of Jack London, for sure, know a lot about
the gold rush that swept the world's population in 1898. Today, Dawson City, in which a little more than a hundred years ago raged passions, has turned into a quiet provincial town
Слайд 14The conquest of Canada by Europeans began in those days
when castles, have already lost the value of fortifications. However,
romantics and lovers of antiquity lived at all times. One of these natures was Henry Mil Pellat, a big tycoon who got rich on the arms trade and financial transactions. It was he who came up with the idea to build a medieval castle as his own home in the capital of the country. In 1915 the construction of the castle was completed
Слайд 15Taj Mahal was built in the middle of the 17th
century near the Jamna river. This building, which is an
exquisitely executed mosque-mausoleum, is famous all over the world for being the best example of architectural art that was made in the style of the Mughals.
Слайд 16Fatehpur-Sikri is essentially an entire city in which the brave
flight of the imagination of architects brought together Islamic strict
geometric forms and ornate Hindu sculptural ornaments, creating a completely new, unique style.
Слайд 17The Museum of India is one of the oldest museums
in the world. His grand opening was initiated by a
biologist named Nathaniel Wallisch in 1814. Since that time, the exposition has been repeatedly updated with exhibits that belong to the most diverse fields of science
Слайд 18One of the most famous landmarks in Calcutta is the
Victoria Memorial, which was built in the early 20th century
in honor of the Queen of England. The official opening of this building occurred in 1921.
Слайд 19In order to immerse yourself in the interesting world of
Canadian history, you absolutely do not have to travel all
over its territory. Just go on a trip to the city of Winnipeg, or rather walk through its historic center called Forks
Слайд 20Herd of elks grazeIn the meadowsYellowstoneNational park.
Against the background there
is a mountain
Holmes, on the left, and the mountain
Dome. In
Yellowstone National Park, which occupies almost 900 thousand hectares, there are more than 10 thousand geysers and thermal springs. The park was included in the World Heritage program in 1978.