4 . The World Famous Conch Tour Train in Key West

See the best on the train tour that’s been entertaining visitors to the Island City of Key West, Florida since 1958. The Conch Train is one of Florida’s most popular attractions, and for good reason. Our expert engineers and friendly staff have delighted over 15 million guests with legends such as Ernest Hemingway. Your tour of Key West will give you a fabulous view of all the wonderful Key West attractions. No Key West vacation is complete without The World Famous Conch Tour Train.

Tour Route and Stops

This Key West tour begins at the Front Street Depot and ends right behind it in Mallory Square. Once you have your ticket, climb on board and take your seat, as you are about to land on a terrific 75-minute journey through time. During the tour, the train will make one loop through Old Town Key West. There are two main stops: one is at Station Depot, allowing for a 10-minute break where you will find refreshments and shopping. The second stop is at Truval Village, located at the corner of Duval Street. From Truval Village, you are just minutes away from the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, many fine art galleries, shops and restaurants.

Highlights

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Full-color map and discount coupons (优惠券) for Key West attractions, restaurants, and shopping with every ticket.

FREE admission to the Sails to Rails Museum is included with ticket.

Please Note: This tour operates continuously every 30 minutes from 9: 00 AM to 4: 30 PM. It takes approximately 90 minutes to complete a full loop. Participants must be able to step into and out of the train. Children aged 12 and younger may attend the tour free of charge.

1. Why is Ernest Hemingway mentioned in paragraph 1?

A．To give an example.	B．To draw a conclusion.
C．To introduce an event.	D．To make a comparison.

2. What can you do while taking the tour?

A．Take a non-stop journey.	B．Tour Mallory Square.
C．Shop if necessary.	D．Buy art works.

3. What advantage can you take of the tour?

A．Some discount for attractions.

B．Colored maps for Truval Village.

C．Free access to Hemingway museum.

D．Flexible timetable throughout the day.

5 . Save your annual leave and explore beautiful towns and places with day trips less than two hours from London, offering a change of scenery, delicious food and a good walk. You can head into work the next day feeling refreshed.

Margate

The old will remember Margate as a somewhat mocked holiday location, a vintage (复古的) style amusement park with rides. However, the young are now moving here in droves as they take advantage of the excellent transport links and the working opportunities. Another draw is the Turner Contemporary art gallery opened in 2011 to celebrate artist JMW Turner, and his connection to Margate. The gallery is free to enter and has spectacular views.

The New Forest

At over 200 square miles, the New Forest is a protected national park dotted with small towns. There are many trails to walk or cycle, which are worth planning in advance. Thenewforest.co.uk is a useful resource as it has walking and cycle routes split into family, dog-friendly and those that take in pubs or villages.

Brighton

There is something for everyone in Brighton: traditional fish and chips, vegan and restaurants, the Royal Pavil ion and shops — both vintage and contemporary — selling clothing, jewellery, chocolate and records. Any of the small coffee shops would be a great first stop before heading to the very pink Books for Amnesty shop.

The Cotswolds

With the instantly recognisable pale-yellow stone cottages and seemingly unending supply of pubs, the towns and villages that comprise the Cotswolds are well worth a visit. Spend the morning walking around Chipping Norton, a market town with shops and theatres. Be sure to pop-in to Jaffé and Neale, the bookshop and cafe that has been open since 2006.

1. What attracts the younger generation in Margate?

A．Its amusement park.	B．The protected national park.
C．The Turner Contemporary art gallery.	D．Its convenient transportation and working chances.

2. Where should you go if you want to walk with your dog?

A．Brighton.

B．The New Forest.

C．Margate.

D．The Cotswolds.

3. What do Brighton and The Cotswolds have in common?

A．Life style.

B．Traditional food.

C．Coffee houses.

D．Ancient cottages.

10 . Four best scenic paths near London

Goring Gap and the Thames Path
Length: 5 miles
Start: Goring & Streatley station
End: Pangbourne

This path is far from boring for a rural walk. The footpath follows the curve of the river as it flows south, winding past wildflower grassland, and the Hartslock Nature Reserve, which is home to red kites and rare orchids.

Post-walk pub: The Swan serves these days. Order a table or keep warm by one of its open fires.

Box Hill
Length: 6.8 miles
Start and end: Westhumble station

Admire the glorious views and escape the crowds. But first you’ve got to climb 272 steps to the top of Box Hill. The endorphins are definitely pumping—maybe that’s how it got the nickname “Happy Valley”.

Post-walk pub: The spacious Tree on Box Hill has an enticing menu and huge beer garden.

The Kentish Coast
Length: 9.8 miles
Start: Ramsgate
End: Margate

Following the path, you’ll pass plenty of former smugglers’ (走私者) caves and there are beachside cafes dotted along the route at regular intervals.

Post-walk pub: Order a pint of beer at Xylo, a pub with wonderful views over Margate Sands.

Chess Valley in the Chilterns
Length: 9.9 miles
Start: Chorleywood station
End: Chesham station

It isn’t home to any chess masters, but it did used to produce n lot of watercress, fed by its sparkling chalk stream. This walk follows the river, whose bank is covered with the rolling grass and woods.

Post-walk pub: The George & Dragon is an old coaching inn with a log fire and real beer.

1. Which path is a circular route?

A．Goring Gap and the Thames Path.	B．Box Hill.
C．The Kentish Coast.	D．Chess Valley in the Chilterns.

2. What do Goring Gap and the Thames Path and Chess Valley in the Chilterns have in common?

A．They serve beer all the time.	B．They include different animals.
C．They provide river scenery.	D．They are of the same length.

3. What can you experience in The Kentish Coast?

A．Drink coffee at the seaside.	B．Relax yourself in The Swan.
C．Learn from famous chess masters.	D．Meet smugglers along the way.