ヨーロッパには、歴史的建造物や美しい都市があるって英語でなんて言うの？

Many of the 'historic buildings' are not just historic, they are 'magnificent'. The adjective 'magnificent' means, wonderful or superb. For example, in England, you can visit London and Windsor Castle, which is the largest and oldest occupied castle in the world. Windsor Castle is a wonderful building. It has been the family home of British kings and queens for over 1,000 years. This is where Queen Elizabeth spends most of he private weekends. So, you may say: In Europe, you can find beautiful cities and lots of magnificent historic buildings such as Windsor Castle, in Windsor, England. or If you visit Europe, you will find beautiful cities such as London, and, wonderful historic buildings.

*There's lots of beautiful historic cities in Europe* *In Europe you will find lots of beautiful historic buildings and cities.* *I love learning about the historical cities in Europe.* All of the above phrases are very similar and mean the same thing. If you were talking about specific cities in Europe such as Paris for example, you could mention specific buildings or monuments that you like or would like to visit. For example: 'I would love to see the historic Palace of Versace just outside the French capital: Paris. If you knew some facts about the cities or buildings you could also talk about those, this would make your conversation very interesting. For example: ' did you know the Colosseum in Rome started to be built in 70 AD and its purpose was to house the gladiator tournaments'.... Hope this helps! ^ ^

"You can find many beautiful cities with lots of historical buildings in Europe." This is a way of explaining when you go to Europe you can visit many historical/old buildings and that the cities are very beautiful. "You can see lots of old buildings and beautiful cities in Europe." This is an easy way of explaining to people that when they visit Europe they will see lots/many beautiful cities and lots of old buildings.

Europe has so much history and ancient ruins. In many ways Europe remained in an old, historical style with little or no modern structures. This makes Europe fascinating, spectacular and special especially to tourists from other parts of the world. The history of Europe is long and you can still see this in the city centers and buildings, and even in some infrastructure. Sometimes, cities and towns are not up to date and can be falling apart. Europe gives much of attention into fixing or restoring structures such as walls, buildings, cities centers etc., rather than destroying and rebuilding.

What makes a city beautiful? Its situation on the land, by the sea, on a hill, around a river? Of course, all of these things may be important and contribute to the overall beauty of a place, but when you are actually inside the city, it is the buildings all around you that dominate your vista. Architecture is the key, defining ingredient of a city's character. For example, in Barcelona there are very many examples of the work of Gaudi, including of course, the towering Sagrada Familia cathedral.which attract visitors from all over the world.

Europe is full of beautiful cities and historical buildings There are many historical buildings throughout Europe There are many beautiful cities located in Europe

Both sentences give the listener the impression that Europe is filled with old historic buildings. The word saturated means it is filled with buildings. Filled as in you can't add more because it has reached the maximum amount if buildings. deeply embedded in their walls: means that there is so much history in these buildings that the walls themselves are made of it. Hope this helps!