What do you think the most visited landmarks in your country are?
Spain has a big history and there many different kinds of landmarks in each city. Many of them are religious, we don't have to forget Europe has an important christian influence.
In my city, one the most important points is "La Basilica del Pilar". Many people believe it is a cathedral but it is a basilica. This term is used for buildings which were used to applying the law. This church is so important because in that place The Virgin Maria showed to apostle Santiago. If you come to my city, you won't be able to leave to see it.
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What do you think the most visited landmarks are in your country?
Spain has a big history and there many different kinds of landmarks in each city. Many of them are religious, and we shouldn't forget that Europe has an important Christian influence.In my city, one the most important places is "La Basilica del Pilar". Many people believe it is a cathedral but it is actually a basilica. This term is used for buildings which were used to apply the law (like a courthouse?). This church is so important because in that place the Virgin Maria showed herself to Saint Santiago. If you come to my city, you won't want to miss it!
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What do you think the most visited landmarks in your country are?
I disagree with Gregory's correction -- your title is more natural than moving the 'are' as he suggested. Another option is, "What are the most visited landmarks in your country?" :)
Spain has a big history and there many different kinds of landmarks in each city. Many of them are religious; we shouldn't forget Europe has an important Christian influence.
In my city, one the most important points is "La Basilica del Pilar." Many people believe it is a cathedral, but it is a basilica. This term is used for buildings that were used to apply the law. This church is very important because in that place, The Virgin Maria showed herself to the apostle Santiago*. If you come to my city, you won't be able to leave without seeing it.
*you can also write Apostle Santiago or Saint Santiago.
Good entry! The only things you really miss are some punctuation, such as commas. However, your writing is very clear and understandable!
To answer your question: I'm Polish and Canadian. In Poland, many people go south to Kraków to see Wawel castle, or travel outside that city to visit Auschwitz. In Canada, many people come to Toronto to see the CN Tower. You can take an elevator up to the top for some beautiful views, and even walk around the edge on top -- something I've been too scared to try!
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