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Canals in Europe

Gascony, France

Much of the canal is lined with trees, making it perfect for bicycle rides along the two banks. The Saint Louis boat is a great choice for this route. It’s specially driven by a woman. Plus, Captain Wendy used to be a designer. Her eye for design is on the boat, from the hand-painted furniture to the little Flower Festival she prepares every morning.

Canal du Midi, France

The Canal du Midi, the most famous of the French canals, was built in the 17th century. It took 12,000 workers 14 years to dig the 150-mile canal. Today, it’s one of the oldest working canals in the world. It offers a truly historical experience, with visits to the Roman ruins and weekly market at Narbonne.

Dutch Waterways, Holland

For those who prefer a quiet place and want to travel on waterways more frequently by tourist boats, the Netherlands is the perfect choice. The Dutch Waterways are often lined with shops and homes, and you will get the chance to see plenty of people going about their lives as you float by. The best time to visit it is spring.

The Caledonian Canal, Britain

It’s perfect for people who would prefer to sit on the boat drinking and watching the loud water go by. Speaking of lakes, the famous Loch Ness is on this route. You’ll also get to look at castles like Cawdor Castle and Eilean Donan, the latter of which appeared in the James film The World Is Not enough.

1.What is special about Gascony?

A.Few men ride bikes there.

B.a boat there is driven by a woman.

C.It is a place used to shoot a famous film.

D.It is the oldest working canal in the world.

2.What can travelers do when touring Canal du Midi?

A.Learn to build ancient boats.

B.Help workers dig the cave.

C.Visit the Roman ruins.

D.Watch lakes in front of Cawdor Castle.

3.Which of the following is best for those who enjoy quietness to travel?

A.Dutch Waterways. B.Canal du Midi.

C.Gascony. D.The Caledonian Canal.