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Ordenar Letras City Places ScrambleVersión en línea Guess city spots from scrambled names. por Lennon 1 A place that displays historical artifacts and art for public visits. E U U S M M 2 A quiet place with many books for reading and study. B A Y L R I R 3 A green area outdoors for recreation and relaxation. K A R P 4 A building for medical care and emergencies. H L A O T I P S 5 A venue where films are shown on screens. E I C A M N 6 A large store selling a variety of foods and goods. P T A E U R E S K M R 7 A building for sending letters and parcels. S P F O F I O C E T 8 A hub where passengers board long or short trips by rail. T R A N S I T A T I N O 9 A medical professional who treats problems related to teeth and gums. S E T T D N I 10 A large building that contains many different shops, restaurants and sometimes entertainment facilities. N G P H I O E S R L L C E P N / A T M 11 A place where children receive primary education. O S C L H O 12 13 A secondary school for teenagers, usually between 12 and 18 years old. L C S H O H G O H I 14 An institution of higher education where students study for degrees. R E V S N U I Y T I 15 A public green area in a city where people can relax, walk or do exercise. R P A K 16 A place on the coast where ships load and unload goods and passengers. O P R T 17 A small airport designed specifically for helicopters. E T H R I O P L 18 A public building where people can practise different sports and physical activities. S P E R O N T E R S T C 19 A place where people go to watch films on a big screen. N C M A E I 20 A building where live performances such as plays, musicals or concerts are held. T R T H E E A 21 A shop that sells animals and pet supplies. O S T E H P P 22 A shop where you can buy clothing and fashion accessories. C P S L H T E H O S O 23 A small restaurant where people can have coffee, drinks and light meals. A F É C 24 The building where firefighters and fire engines are based. E T N R I O F I T S A 25 A place where buses arrive and depart from. N T O U B S S I T A 26 A building where people live, usually for one family. H E O S U 27 A place where objects of historical, scientific or artistic value are displayed. S U M U E M 28 A set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a building. A L F T 29 A place where people pay to eat meals that are prepared and served by staff. U S T A E R T A N R 30 A shop where children’s toys and games are sold. S H Y O P T O 31 An area of sand or small stones next to the sea or a lake where people go to relax, swim or sunbathe. B E A H C 32 A wide public path next to the sea where people walk, relax or enjoy the view. S O A N T E O R D N F A P E E M R 33 The main street in a town or city, usually where most shops, banks, and restaurants are located. T G S H R I E T E H 34 A place where vehicles are refuelled. R S I T T O N O E P L T A 35 A place where people go to have their hair cut or styled. E H A E I H S N R L S I D S A / R S ? S R R O A 36 A place where very young children are cared for and educated. E / N N R E N G R K D Y U R A T R I S E 37 A building where administrative or business work is done. O L B C D U F G N I F I E I 38 An area where people leave their cars temporarily. C R A I P R A R N K O / K A P T G L 39 A place where taxis wait for passengers. A X T I N K R A 40 A street where cars are not allowed. D I A S P A E T R R A E N E 41 An open public space in the centre of a town where people meet or events are held. Q I R E M T A O A W N / U N S

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City Places ScrambleVersión en línea

Guess city spots from scrambled names.

por Lennon

A place that displays historical artifacts and art for public visits.

A quiet place with many books for reading and study.

A green area outdoors for recreation and relaxation.

A building for medical care and emergencies.

A venue where films are shown on screens.

A large store selling a variety of foods and goods.

A building for sending letters and parcels.

A hub where passengers board long or short trips by rail.

T R A N S I T A T I N O

A medical professional who treats problems related to teeth and gums.

A large building that contains many different shops, restaurants and sometimes entertainment facilities.

N G P H I O E S R L L C E P N / A T M

A place where children receive primary education.

A secondary school for teenagers, usually between 12 and 18 years old.

L C S H O H G O H I

An institution of higher education where students study for degrees.

A public green area in a city where people can relax, walk or do exercise.

A place on the coast where ships load and unload goods and passengers.

A small airport designed specifically for helicopters.

A public building where people can practise different sports and physical activities.

S P E R O N T E R S T C

A place where people go to watch films on a big screen.

A building where live performances such as plays, musicals or concerts are held.

A shop that sells animals and pet supplies.

A shop where you can buy clothing and fashion accessories.

C P S L H T E H O S O

A small restaurant where people can have coffee, drinks and light meals.

The building where firefighters and fire engines are based.

E T N R I O F I T S A

A place where buses arrive and depart from.

N T O U B S S I T A

A building where people live, usually for one family.

A place where objects of historical, scientific or artistic value are displayed.

A set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a building.

A place where people pay to eat meals that are prepared and served by staff.

A shop where children’s toys and games are sold.

An area of sand or small stones next to the sea or a lake where people go to relax, swim or sunbathe.

A wide public path next to the sea where people walk, relax or enjoy the view.

S O A N T E O R D N F A P E E M R

The main street in a town or city, usually where most shops, banks, and restaurants are located.

T G S H R I E T E H

A place where vehicles are refuelled.

R S I T T O N O E P L T A

A place where people go to have their hair cut or styled.

E H A E I H S N R L S I D S A / R S ? S R R O A

A place where very young children are cared for and educated.

E / N N R E N G R K D Y U R A T R I S E

A building where administrative or business work is done.

O L B C D U F G N I F I E I

An area where people leave their cars temporarily.

C R A I P R A R N K O / K A P T G L

A place where taxis wait for passengers.

A street where cars are not allowed.

D I A S P A E T R R A E N E

An open public space in the centre of a town where people meet or events are held.

Q I R E M T A O A W N / U N S

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A place that displays historical artifacts and art for public visits.

A quiet place with many books for reading and study.

A green area outdoors for recreation and relaxation.

A building for medical care and emergencies.

A venue where films are shown on screens.

A large store selling a variety of foods and goods.

A building for sending letters and parcels.

A hub where passengers board long or short trips by rail.

A medical professional who treats problems related to teeth and gums.

A large building that contains many different shops, restaurants and sometimes entertainment facilities.

A place where children receive primary education.

A secondary school for teenagers, usually between 12 and 18 years old.

An institution of higher education where students study for degrees.

A public green area in a city where people can relax, walk or do exercise.

A place on the coast where ships load and unload goods and passengers.

A small airport designed specifically for helicopters.

A public building where people can practise different sports and physical activities.

A place where people go to watch films on a big screen.

A building where live performances such as plays, musicals or concerts are held.

A shop that sells animals and pet supplies.

A shop where you can buy clothing and fashion accessories.

A small restaurant where people can have coffee, drinks and light meals.

The building where firefighters and fire engines are based.

A place where buses arrive and depart from.

A building where people live, usually for one family.

A place where objects of historical, scientific or artistic value are displayed.

A set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a building.

A place where people pay to eat meals that are prepared and served by staff.

A shop where children’s toys and games are sold.

An area of sand or small stones next to the sea or a lake where people go to relax, swim or sunbathe.

A wide public path next to the sea where people walk, relax or enjoy the view.

The main street in a town or city, usually where most shops, banks, and restaurants are located.

A place where vehicles are refuelled.

A place where people go to have their hair cut or styled.

A place where very young children are cared for and educated.

A building where administrative or business work is done.

An area where people leave their cars temporarily.

A place where taxis wait for passengers.

A street where cars are not allowed.

An open public space in the centre of a town where people meet or events are held.