Portmeirion looks like an ___ village, but it isn’t ___ Italy. It’s in Wales ___ the sea. Sir Clough ___-Ellis, the architect and owner (5)___ Portmeirion, built the village. ___ wanted an Italian village ___ he also wanted to ___ the natural beauty of ___ land. There are fifty (10)___ in different styles in ___ village, but all the ___ are Italian. Thousands of ___ come to Portmeirion every ___ and they all love (15)___ quiet village. Some people ___ to Portmeirion for a ___ trip. They eat in ___ restaurants, walk in the ___ gardens and look at (20)___ shops. Many people buy ___’s famous souvenirs for ___ friends. Other visitors come ___ longer. Portmeirion has got ___ lovely hotel and small (25)___ for people to stay ___. Visitors can come for ___ day or more, but ___ always want to return.
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