The Scottish Highlands are a magical land, with stretches of coastline, ancient castles, rolling mountains, free-growing animals and men in kilt skirts and bagpipes, which satisfy all your imaginations of Scotland. All the way north, the scenery of the highlands is at its peak on Sky Island, where the weather is cloudy and unparalleled, away from the hustle and bustle.
<h1>Where are the fantastic beasts? In Scotland! </h1>
When JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter, she drew inspiration from Scotland, such as the steam train to Hogwarts and the Glencoe Gorge where Hagrid's Hut was built, which is where the magic began.
<h1>Scotland is beautiful in all seasons</h1>
Spring: The flowers are full of branches, the lake is full, the daylight is gradually stretched along with the hour hand that is dialed back, the saturation of the Scottish beauty is instantly bursting, press the shutter, it is a postcard.
Summer: The oceanic climate gives Britain an indescribable comfort, looking at the endless vegetation, watching the sun or clouds and rain all over the mountains.
Autumn: The air is filled with layers of golden yellow, the vast sky changes with unique light, and the deep autumn feeling like a world is the most beautiful gift from the highlands.
Winter: The highlands of winter are covered with snow, and the beauty is unparalleled, and when you meet winter when you don't collide with shirts, you are wild and beautiful.
<h1>Looking for Fantastic Beasts in the Muggle World:</h1>
<h1>1. Blackface Sheep = Sean Sheep</h1>
Britain's well-known fairy tale character Shaun the sheep, the prototype is the black-faced sheep, although the meat is not delicious, but the hair is very good, Scottish wool products are super famous Oh, cashmere scarves are also souvenirs (more to say, cashmere scarves prices are uneven, it is necessary to see the origin and ingredients on the label, Scotland origin and 100% cashmere is the best).
Black-faced sheep are not afraid of people, and will occasionally run naughtily on the road, so you should be extra careful when driving here
<h1>2. Highland cattle = Jaylen cattle</h1>
Highland cattle: Highland Cattle, is the oldest breed of domestic cattle in Scotland, with a cool hairstyle, confused eyes, and unique long Qi bangs, so it is also jokingly called Jaylen cow (please brain supplement Jaylen's debut style). In fact, the thick hair of highland cattle can well withstand the cold of Scotland.
ScotSpirit: ScotSpirit, Scots' first global tourism promotion, and in the summer you may see a herd of Highland cattle dragging a campervan to sell cuteness. Tourism Scotland is recruiting eight cattle to take a paycheck to drive an ox cart around Scotland.
<h1>3. Delicious Scottish</h1> salmon
Salmon is also salmon, is a deep-sea fish, in Scotland can eat the top wild salmon, farmed salmon, smoked salmon ~ every autumn, the Scottish highlands will have flocks of salmon swimming from the Atlantic Ocean back to the river, and then along the river upstream, swimming back to where they thrive. Every year in October and November, it is the best time to go to Scotland to see the salmon "jumping dragon gate".
In Scotland, strong ocean currents ensure the thick texture of the fish and the taste is pure, and I heard that salmon and Scotch whisky are more compatible!
Salmon viewing locations:
Every February, the Dee River in Scotland hosts an opening ceremony for the salmon fishing season, where whiskies from amphora cups are sprinkled into the river in anticipation of salmon "good health", and the Dee River is the world's top producer of spring salmon.
The Shin River in Sutherland, Scottish Highlands, with a waterfall called Falls of Shin, is known as one of the best salmon viewing spots in the UK.
There is also a dedicated salmon viewing centre near Selkirk in the Scottish Border region called the Philipphaugh Salmon Viewing Centre.
The Tummel River, which runs through the small town of Pitlochry, is a famous salmon-producing river in the UK, with a hiking visit to the dam, the local specially built "Salmon Ladder", and a glass window in the pool to observe salmon migrating up close.
<h1>4. Red deer ≠ the road</h1>
Red Deer: Red Deer, first in southwest Asia, is a non-domestic mammal that exists in the wild, they mostly stay in the hills and valleys of Scotland, easier to forage in winter, have the title of king of canyons, and are an important symbol of Scotland.
How do I meet a red deer? Galloway Forest Park, Perthshire and the North West of the Highlands are all red deer-infested locations.
<h1>5. Robin = British National Bird</h1>
Robin: Robin, the robin is often seen on Christmas cards and Christmas commemorative stamps. In 1960, the robin was voted the most popular bird, and later became the national bird of the United Kingdom, also known as the red-breasted plover, which likes to move in the mountains, forests and gardens.
<h1>The only location of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is Liverpool</h1>
Although the film's story background moved to the United States in 1926, the choice of filming location is still a favorite of Britain, and the elaborate architecture and old street style in the film are from the British port city of Liverpool Liverpool, which is the only location for the entire film except warner Bros. Studio.
Liverpool, located in England's port city, is home to the legendary band Beatles and is also famous for the Premier League liverpool team. It is an industrial city, some of the buildings retain the Victorian style, the city is not large, and it can be reached on foot between the main attractions.
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Liverpool has several train stations, commonly used at Liverpool Lime Street. By train, from London, it takes about 2.5 hours to arrive, and from Manchester, it takes about 1 hour to arrive.
<h1>St George's Hall</h1>
Thunderbird is a sacred bird in North American Indian mythology, the background of the Thunderbird in the film is Liverpool's St. George's Hall, is a Greek revival building, with the largest corridor-style vault in Europe, find the majestic lion sculpture in front of the square is here, recommended appearance here.
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Located opposite Liverpool Lime Street train station, very easy to find.
<h1>The Liverpool complex of the world</h1>
<h1>Complex One: Beatles</h1>
Located near Albert Dock at Alport Pier, the Yellow Submarine Yellow Submarine Houseboat houseboat has stayed in a place where the stars of the reality show "Flowers and Boys" have lived, accommodating up to 8 tenants at the same time, the theme of the house is inspired by the Beatles' eponymous album "Yellow Submarine", and the living room has the original motorcycle from a movie "Quadrophenia", which is a pilgrimage place for countless music fans. There are TVs, computers, WIFI, kitchens, toilets and more in the house.
The Beatles Story Beatles Museum
The museum has detailed information about the Beatles members, the history of the band, as well as photographs and videos of their performances, as well as many original souvenirs about the band. There is a souvenir shop at the museum exit.
Transportation: Located near Albert Pier, the traffic is very convenient.
<h1>Complex two: Liverpool football team</h1>
Anfield Stadium About the Liverpool team, with a huge number of fans around the world, this is one of the most successful championship teams in England, and the home of Liverpool, Anfield Stadium, has naturally become a pilgrimage place for fans. During non-event periods, take part in the course and museum tours.
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