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By bus from Memmingen
How to get by bus from Memmingen Airport to Noschwanstein. After leaving the airport doors, turn left and see the bus stop that will take you to the center of Memmingen.
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7 years ago
Formentor in January
We got to Formentor in January. Under the snow, rain and hurricane wind))) We are not looking for easy ways))) Formentor rewarded us for this with a completely empty road and viewing platforms.
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9 years ago
Miracle of miracles!!!
More than 1000 columns made of jasper, onyx, marble and granite. The first columns were taken from the temple that existed on this site earlier, as well as other Roman buildings.
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10 years ago
Be sure to visit the Oceanarium
In 1989, the President of Valencia, Juan Lerma, accepted the idea proposed by José Marí a Ló pez Painro, professor of the history of sciences at the University of Valencia, to build a science museum in the park of the old bed of the Turia River.
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10 years ago
Cathedral of Valencia
Cathedral of Saint Mary. The cathedral was built on the site of the former Roman temple of Diana, the goddess of fertility, flora and fauna. The temple, which belonged first to the Romans, and then to the Visigoths, was completely demolished by the Arabs.
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10 years ago
Flamenco Museum
Official site http://www. museodelbaileflamenco. com/ Entrance tickets to the show cost 20 euros. Cristina Hoyos is called the Queen of Flamenco. Therefore, in order to get acquainted with flamenco, I chose her museum, because I wanted to be sure of the quality of the show and see the classical ...
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10 years ago
Museum of Archeology
The Museum of Archeology of Seville is located in the Maria Luisa Park in the "Renaissance" pavilion, which was built in 1929 for the Ibero-American exhibition. Entrance 1.
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10 years ago
Metropol Parasol or Metropol Umbrella
The Metropol Parasol is located in Plaza de la Encarnació n. Once upon a time there was an unattractive area of Seville on this place and the authorities decided to ennoble it.
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10 years ago
Semana Santa or Holy Week
If you want to understand and feel Seville, be sure to come during Holy Week to Seville. Holy Week is the week preceding Easter, the time of church holidays in Spain. Throughout Spain, many religious processions take place daily, passing routes from the church to the Cathedral and back.
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10 years ago
Seville Cathedral and Giralda
The Cathedral of Seville is so large that it is simply impossible to touch it from the outside in any way. It does not fit into a single composition like Mesquita in Cordoba, despite its also impressive size.
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10 years ago
Santa Cruz area
The area of Santa Cruz or Holy Cross is the most attractive area of Seville. Narrow streets, in the labyrinths of which you instantly get lost and accidentally find yourself at the other end of the city))) Painted white walls, windows and balconies lined with eyes, la...
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10 years ago
Plaza of Spain - Seville
In 1929, a large Ibero-American exhibition was held in Seville, which coincided with the construction of the Plaza de Españ a, the Maria Luisa Park, which is the largest park in Seville, as well as the Muderjar and Renaissance pavilions.
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10 years ago
Museum of Fine Arts
The ticket price is 1.5 euros. Official site http://www. museosdeandalucia. es/culturaldeporte/museos/MBASE/? lng=en The museum is located in the building of the former monastery, which was rebuilt.
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10 years ago
Arena for bullfighting
Official site http://www. realmaestranza. com/ Built over 120 years from 1761-1881, it can accommodate up to 1.000 spectators. The bullfighting season begins on Easter Sunday and continues intermittently until October.
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10 years ago
Basilica de la Macarena
This is a fairly young, modern temple, built between 1941 and 1949 by the architect Aurelio Gomez Millan. The basilica was built on the site of a 13th-century church that burned down in 1936 and was called Iglesia de Sant Gil.
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10 years ago
Palace of the Countess de Lebrija - Seville, Spain
Official site http://www. palaciodelebrija. com/ Ticket price: Entrance to the 1st floor only (inspection on your own): 5 euros. Entrance to the 2nd floor (only with a guide): 8 euros.
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10 years ago
House of Pilate - Seville, Spain
Official website of the palace http://www. fundacionmedinaceli. org/monumentos/pilatos/ The cost of tickets is available in two options: visiting only the 1st floor - the cost is 6 euros, and visiting with a guide (only Spanish) and the second floor - the cost is 8 euros.
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10 years ago
Royal Alcazar - Spain, Seville
Official site http://www. alcazarsevilla. org Official tourism website of Seville http://www. visitasevilla. es/en/lugar-interes/royal-alcazar-seville-real-alcazar On the Alcazar website it is possible to buy entrance tickets in advance, but for a certain time.
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10 years ago