Is it common ? Hello dear native speakers Is it common to use the following combination of words: "Historical attraction" in this sentence: we are going to visit some historical attractions in Egypt.

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Is it common ? Hello dear native speakers Is it common to use the following combination of words: "Historical attraction" in this sentence: we are going to visit some historical attractions in Egypt. ? Thanks in advance

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There is no real reason you can't use that combination of words as far as I know. The broader term "tourist attraction" is far more common though, and it often includes places of historical significance, in addition to zoos, museums, theme parks, skyscrapers, and any other place of interest for tourists. edit: To clarify: Historical attraction is not wrong in any sense, and it is more accurate than "tourist attraction".

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