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A country I would like to visit: Scotland


Hi everyone! In this post I would like to write about Scotland, a country I would like to visit.
I believe Scotland is a wonderful country that mixes an old rich culture and beautiful landscapes. Also, Scotland is wrapped in a mystical aura that fascinates me.

I would like to visit Scotland on holidays, and get to know Edinburgh’s Old and New Town. Also, there are a lot of beautiful places to visit, like castles and the famous Highlands. I would like to taste different kinds of whisky too.
One thing I really would to do in Scotland is enjoy the Edinburgh’s Summer Festivals. There are a lot of shows to see in those instances, like music, theatre, comedy, opera, dance, circus, cabaret, musicals and more.
In future, I would like to study in Scotland. There are a lot of prestigious universities, with remarkable postgraduate degrees.
The only thing I think I don’t want to do in Scotland is taste traditional food, like haggis or other strange plates.

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