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Interesting for nature lovers, children and photographers
If by the will of fate, or by your own desire, you happen to visit Nairobi, and for some reason you will not be able to get on a safari through the magnificent national parks of Kenya, do not despair!
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9 years ago
Fort National, Saint-Malo, France
Having visited Saint-Malo (France), you cannot help but see from its fortress wall a small island with a fort located on it, called Fort National. The fort served as the protection of Saint-Malo itself, which in some historical period even managed to be an independent state.
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10 years ago
leaning tower of pisa
“There is no evil without good, ” says folk wisdom. And she, this wisdom, as you know, is not mistaken. This is what happened in the ancient Italian city of Pisa, where, thanks to the problems that arose during construction, the result became not only world famous, but also an excellent business p...
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10 years ago
Monument Atomium
The Belgians have been competing with the French throughout their history, as well as the French with the Belgians. It became somehow insulting and envious of Brussels that there is such a famous tower in Paris and they decided not to lag behind and even get ahead.
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10 years ago
The Eiffel Tower
You may like it, you may not like it, but the fact that the Eiffel Tower is a recognizable symbol of Paris is unconditional. While it was being built, many Parisians grumbled against this construction.
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10 years ago
Djerdap, Serbia
Djerdap is a national park in Serbia. The place is unique for the traveler, because at one point you can see not only amazing nature, but also see a few more sights. The border between Romania and Serbia runs along the Danube.
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10 years ago
Peles Castle
Romania is very rich in various castles and palaces. Therefore, having been there, it is impossible not to visit at least some of them. The castle, or as it is also called, the Peles Palace is located in a picturesque place on the way between Transylvania and Wallachia near the city of Sinai in the...
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10 years ago
Canals of Amsterdam
The "Venice of the North" is often referred to as Amsterdam. And all thanks to the Amsterdam canals. To call this system of channels directly a "point" of interest is difficult.
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10 years ago
Delft, Market Square
Points of interest, in fact, like the interests themselves, can be completely different. In Holland, there are a dime a dozen of such points for all interests. Who is looking for a delicious herring, who are girls in the red light districts, who admires the works of art of the great masters in man...
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10 years ago
Someone's palace is the same house
I saw huts and I saw palaces - Someone's palace is the same house I didn't notice they were happier than we were, Although it's not up to me to judge. Time machine Somehow it happens that it is impossible to see how our oligarchs / presidents live, our common people, or how it is often said "ordi...
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10 years ago
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Amsterdam… Of course, I immediately recall the stories of who and how they tried weed in coffee shops, then the conversation flows to a discussion of the red light district, and then there is already “work in committees and commissions”?
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10 years ago
Zaanse_Shans - living museum
Everyone knows the symbol of Holland - windmills. Being in the Netherlands and not seeing them is almost impossible. However, if you want to see them closer, see how they work, go inside and see how ancient mechanisms, without any electronics, do the same work that they did a few hundred years ago,...
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10 years ago
Lovers of history, architecture and travel.
For lovers of certainty, a few words from Wikipedia should be said. Cologne Cathedral is the third tallest church in the world. 157 meters high at that time (construction was carried out in 1248-1437) - perhaps even steeper than the current skyscrapers in the Emirates : ) The cathedral is included ...
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10 years ago
Lovers of history, architecture and travel.
The Church of the Annunciation is the main and only temple of the convent of Moldovitsa, Romania. Moldovitsa is famous for its amazing church wall paintings. The frescoes on the outer walls of the local temple appeared in 1539, but thanks to the care of the nuns, they have been perfectly preserved.
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10 years ago
Lovers of history, architecture and travel.
Assumption Church of the Umor Monastery (Humor) 1530-1535, Romania. The current nunnery. Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. A very interesting building. A special feature is the presence of external frescoes on the walls of the church.
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10 years ago
Lovers of flowers and photography
At the word Holland, associations with cheeses and tulips immediately arise: ) If cheeses are delicious, then flowers are beautiful. Let's talk about beautiful : ) Well, if it’s beautiful, then it’s impossible to ignore the Royal Flower Park - Keukenhof.
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10 years ago