By chance, Malak Mattar left her family home near Gaza City to fly to London on October 6 last year, one day before fighters from Hamas and other factions broke out of the Strip. At the age of 23, she had already lived through four wars. Now her painting, formerly celebrated for its vibrant colour, is filled with sombre shades of black, white and grey. ‘If it’s uncomfortable to look at,’ she has said, ‘that’s good. Don’t get comfortable. This is reality, there’s a genocide going on.’ Malak Mattar began painting when she was 13. She started selling her work online and three years later had a solo show at the Palestine Museum in Bristol. Her work has since been exhibited in almost 80 countries worldwide (including in Venice this year during the Biennale). In 2018 she won the highest scholarship in Gaza to study abroad, and four years later she graduated from Istanbul Aydın University with a BSc in political science and international relations. She came to the UK on a ‘global talent’ visa and is now half-way through a two-year master’s in fine art at Central Saint Martins in London. She is the author and illustrator of a book for children, Sitti’s Bird: A Gaza story (2022), now in its third edition.

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Queens Square Park has an interesting obelisk just across from the Jane Austen Centre on Gay Street. This is an interesting square built in the first half of the 18th century, centered on an obelisk built in 1738 to commemorate the Prince of Wales, Frederick, and three houses on the west side have become the Royal Institution of Literature and Science in Bath.

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The night I arrived in Bath the day before, I finally had a good night&#39;s sleep. The jet lag effect was basically zero. I woke up and was full of blood. I bought the next morning ticket on Trip.com one day in advance, 280/piece. After breakfast, I walked for a few minutes to the famous attraction in the city center, the Roman Bathing. In the morning, not many people receive headsets, and follow the introduction of headsets to visit slowly. The bath is divided into two floors, the lower bath is connected to the underground hot spring, the pool is green and clear, and there is still a warm spring water gushing out. It is difficult to imagine that it has maintained this state for more than 10,000 years.

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Very old town. The car shuttled through the streets of Bath. It turned out that this was the hometown of &quot;Jane Austen&quot;, the female writer with &quot;Pride and Prejudice&quot;. Simple, beautiful, leisurely, peaceful, elegant and quiet. It can only be said that it is difficult to describe its beauty. very good. There are many tourists, but it is very orderly. The air is also very good. It feels very pleasant to walk quietly.

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Such an incredible, engrossing walk through history. I visited on a Saturday and The Roman Baths were very busy. Be sure to purchase your tickets ahead of time, online and arrive a little early. The recommended time to walk through the museum was ninety minutes.

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bath abbeyBath Abbey is a beautiful Gothic church located in Bath, England. It&#39;s known for its stunning architecture, including its intricate stained glass windows and the fan vaulting in its ceiling. The abbey has a rich history dating back to the 7th century and is a significant landmark in the city of Bath.

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The most famous attraction in Bath is also one of the most magnificent Georgian buildings in the UK. Looking at the Crescent Building outside is 30 connected houses, looking down from the mountains in the distance like a new moon, and echoing the circus not far away that means the sun. There is a lawn for tourists and local residents to rest and play. House No. 1 is a museum (not interesting to go), there are two houses in the middle that have been transformed into hotels (huge expensive), and the rest are private property. It&#39;s beautiful when it&#39;s sunny.

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