Task 2. Read about different cities. For questions 1-6, choose from the cities (A-D). Some of the cities may be chosen more than once. When more than one answer is required, these may be given in any order.
Which city would you recommend to someone who
likes visiting museums ? 1 __ 2 __
likes to try international cuisine ? 3 __ 4 __
is interested in modern architecture ? 5 __
wants to see a show? 6 __
City Breaks
A) ASTANA
A vibrant city where you can find the traditional and the modern existing together. In the shopping centres you will find national souvenirs, handmade 0.rugs, leather goods, and jewellery. The city has many futuristic buildings and skyscrapers: Bayterek monument, Khan Shatyr Entertainment Centre. It would be impossible to go to Astana and not visit the amazing Nur Alem. Perhaps you may like to take Ishim river boat tour! Numerous fountains on the Round Square, Nurzhol and Green Water boulevards create a truly unforgettable experience. You can also take a trip deep into the steppe. Just ask your holiday rep to organise it for you.
B) NEW YORK
In this city it is possible to eat whatever you want as it has more than 6,000 restaurants, from the most romantic to places where you can take the children. You can try food from all over the world in areas called 'Chinatown', 'Little India' and 'Little Italy'. Many say that it is the shopping capital of the world and with thousands of stores offering a choice from cheap second-hand clothes to the most expensive designer 1.labels, there is something for everybody. The 'city that never sleeps' is also full of life at night with bars and clubs playing all kinds of music. Of course, no stay in the Big Apple would be complete without a visit to the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty.
C) LONDON
If you don't mind the fact that it might be raining while you are there, then this city has much to offer. With hundreds of museums and galleries, there is always something to do while 2.sheltering from the rain. In the evenings you can see a show in London's theatre district in the centre of the city, where there are more theatres together in one area than anywhere else in the world. The hundreds of different cultures that live together in this city mean that you can eat food from anywhere in the world before going to one of the many nightclubs. Don't forget to try the London Eye, a big wheel that takes you high above London to enjoy the great views.
D) PARIS
It is known as the city of romance and is famous for its beautiful tree-lined streets. Of course, the French are famous for their 3. cuisine, but be careful when you are going out to eat as restaurants can be very expensive. Always check the prices on the menu outside (if there isn't one then it won't be cheap!). You can take a walk along the River Seine and the view from the top of the Eiffel Tower is a must on any trip to Paris. You must also visit the enormous Louvre museum where you can see what is probably the most famous painting in the world, Leonardo da Vinci's 'La Gioconda'.
