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About my city and travel I live in Russia, in the city of Ekaterinburg, which is famous for the fact that the last Russian Tsar, Nikolai II, was killed here. We also had a battle for the square in May 2019. Obviously, I would advise to visit the church, which was built on the site of the murder of the Tsar. We would also visit my favorite museum: House of Poklevskih-Cosell. It belongs to the Sverdlovsk Museum of Local Lore. After that, we would walk along the main pedestrian street of the city and see such sights as: a monument to the invisible man, giant keyboard and Tardis painted near the Beatles monument. I hope the tourist will like our city. As for me, I lived for a month beyond the Arctic Circle and found a polar day (this is when it is light at night as well as during the day) It was an interesting experience, but I would not want to live there. I like the city where I live: here I was born, grew up and would like to grow old. However, this doesn’t mean that I don’t want to travel! I dream of visiting London with its the Harry Potter Museum and the platform 9 and ¾, Prague with its Gothic cathedrals and strange monuments, Finland with its unbelievably beautiful fjords. Hey, does anyone want to come with me?

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About my city and travel

I live in Russia, in the city of Ekaterinburg, which is famous for the fact that the last Russian Tsar, Nikolai II, was killed here. We also had a battle for the square in May 2019.
Obviously, I would advise to visit the church, which was built on the site of the murder of the Tsar. We would also visit my favorite museum: House of Poklevskih-Cosell. It belongs to the Sverdlovsk Museum of Local Lore.
Then we would walk down the main pedestrian street of the city and see a monument to the invisible man, giant keyboard and Tardis painted near the Beatles monument.
I hope a tourist will like our city.
As for me, I lived for a month beyond the Arctic Circle and found a polar day (this is when it is light at night as well as during the day) magnificent. [If you plainly "found" it without an adjective, you found it like a lost key. Perhaps "enjoyed a polar day" or some other version.]
It was an interesting experience, but I would not want to live there.
I like the city where I live: here I was born, grew up and would like to grow old.
However, this doesn’t mean that I don’t want to travel!
I dream of visiting London with its Harry Potter Museum and platform 9 and ¾, Prague with its Gothic cathedrals and strange monuments, Norway with its unbelievably beautiful fjords.
Hey, does anyone want to come with me?

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