Which is more correct: "tourist sights in London" or "tourist attractions in London"
if I mean Top-5 places to visit? Or may be the phrase "places to visit in London" would be more common? Thank you.
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I don't think one is more correct than the other.
There is, perhaps, a slight difference in flavor.
A "top tourist attraction" would imply that is where all the tourists go.
A "top tourist site" might be interpreted as a site that good or notable to see - not necessarily the site with the most attendance.
There is considerable overlap here, though; many people would consider the two to be interchangeable and interpret them in exactly the same way.
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the first one is correct, love you!
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