camera
/ˈkæmərə/A small machine that you use to take photos.
Example: She brings her camera on every city trip.
A111 words · Beginner
Tourism vocabulary — A1
Sightseeing vocabulary for tourism, such as a camera and a photo, and a museum, a statue or a zoo, plus a tour guide and describing a place as famous.
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11visit
/ˈvɪzɪt/To go and spend a short time in a place or with a person.
Example:
We want to visit the castle before we leave.
museum
/mjuˈziəm/A place full of old or important objects that people go in to look at.
Example:
The museum is free on the first Sunday of the month.
photo
/ˈfoʊˌtoʊ/A picture that you make with a camera.
Example:
She took a photo of the old bridge.
gift
/ɡɪft/Something you give to someone, or buy as a memory of a trip.
Example:
She bought a small gift for her sister at the market.
famous
/ˈfeɪməs/Known about by many people.
Example:
The famous tower attracts millions of visitors a year.
statue
/ˈstæˌtʃu/A model of a person or animal, made of stone or metal.
Example:
Tourists take photos beside the bronze statue.
art
/ɑrt/Paintings, drawings and other creative works.
Example:
The gallery displays art from local painters.
zoo
/zu/A place where people go to see wild animals.
Example:
We visited the zoo and saw two big elephants.
tower
/ˈtaʊər/A very tall, narrow building that visitors often climb for the view.
Example:
We climbed the tower to see the whole city.
tour guide
A person who shows visitors around a place and tells them about it.
Example:
The tour guide told us the history of the old town.
