Todas Las Preguntas De A Foreigner In Britain

London (Chapters 1 and 2)

Antonio visited London with a Spanish friend and they went to a typical British pub but in Britain most of the pubs close so early and this surprised Pablo. The next afternoon Antonio took his friend to a good Hotel in the centre of London and drank a tea in a tearoom.

In New Year's Eve Antonio and Pablo went to Trafalgar Square to listen the bells but theycouldn't hear to them because there were a lot of people.

They went to Globe Theatre on the south bank of the River Thames and saw a Shakespeare's performance.

Later they travel by The Tube, one of most special places of London and they was surprised to see a Muslim woman who only her eyes were uncovered. I can't understand this reaction because in Spain this image is very usual.

They ate in aChinese Restaurant in Chinatown and later went to see the Caribbean carnival in Notting Hill.

They took a typical London Taxi and the driver talked to Antonio and Pablo in Cockney rhyming slang and they couldn't understand to him.

York (Chapter 3)

York is a country with much history, Antonio traveled alone by train and meets Barbara Green who said to the foreigner that could stay in theGreen Guest House that was cheap. In this house he ate a typical, enormous breakfast.

Antonio visited the Jorvik Viking Center and arrived at Coppergate Market (based on 948 AD).

Later in the streets of York a man asked Antonio about the way to York Minister and he decided to visit it with the man who was from Chicago.

York Minister is the biggest Gothic cathedral in Europe, it took morethan 250 years to build and was finished in 1480. It has very impressive windows at stained glass.

They visited the Castle Museum and talk about the ghosts who live in it.

Oxford (Chapter 4)

Oxford University is one of the oldest and most prestigious university in the world. Antonio appeared in the Oxford shopping district and was immediately disappointed.

He later visited the gardens ofMagdalen College that have a beautiful bell-tower, next to the medieval bridge.

Antonio dinner a typical meal of fish and chips in a traditional-looking pub and the barman explained to him the history of Scholastica Massacre in 1355.

At night Antonio and his ex-girlfriend Lisa went to a May Ball who is a very elegant dance, and at the end of Ball they were to the Magdalen Bridge and sawthat the people was jumping into the river and they jumped too and drank champagne into the water.

English Christmas (Chapter 5)

First one of Antonio's dreams became true, he was in the passenger seat of a 1925 Bentley and he felt the happiest man on earth. He went to a reunion of Bentley Drivers Club.

He passed the Christmas in Nicola's home (a friend from university). Antonio receivedpresents from Christmas Father and ate the turkey with Nicola's family.

Wales (Chapter 6)

In this chapter he was imagining that was in a small Caribbean island when the phone rang, and was Gareth, an old Antonio friend, and she said to him that she would marry.

In the celebration Gareth introduced to Antonio Angharad and he fell in love.

Antonio and Angharad went windsurfing but he finallypreferred to watch she on the beach.

The last day Antonio stayed in Wales they went to the Royal National Eisteddfod who is a popular festival of competitive music-making and poetry-writing in Europe.

Cornwall (Chapter 7)

In this chapter Antonio explains that during his stance in Wales he read about a competition in a travel magazine, and then he wanted to write an article toparticipate. He decided with the help of Gareth to write about Cornwall who is a remote area in the south-west corner of Britain. He started her trip in Bude, and in a pub meets Richard, an old man who explained some legends and stories about the Cornwall to Antonio.

Antonio went to Tintagel and stayed in the Castle Hotel as Richard had suggested, three days later he was in Chapel Porth and remembered a...