IELTS VOCABULARY

Panoramic: A wide view of an area

Sentence: From the top of the tower there is a panoramic view of the city

Quaint: Charmingly old-fashioned

Sentence: The tourists loved the quaint local customs

Cosmopolitan: Diverse, sophisticated and cultured

Sentence: I love big cities and the rootless cosmopolitan culture that comes with them

Picturesque: Visually attractive, scenic

Sentence: It was a picturesque scene with dancers and musicians in folk costume

Lively: Full of energy and activity

Sentence: He was an active and lively lad with loads of friends

Bustling: Full of people and activity

Sentence: The stage manager was bustling around telling people what to do

Festivals: Special events or celebrations held at a specific time of year

Sentence: A host of musicians will perform at the festival.

Architecture: The design and style of buildings

Sentence: I like the clean-cut shapes of classical architecture

Monuments: A structure or statue built to commemorate a person or event

Sentence: This monument was erected in honor of the martyrs.

Landmarks: A prominent object or feature that serves as a guide or reference point

Sentence: The Golden Gate Bridge is a famous landmark in San Francisco