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Bad news coming these days from Mali, shocked in recent months by the winds of war. According to eyewitnesses, some Islamic militants have attacked one of the most famous mosques in the beautiful and historic city of Timbuktu, bombarding the port of the 15 th century (the door of the resurrection) of the mosque of […]
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They either fall in love at first sight more passionate about it after having visited for a while. All, however, agree on one fact: Budapest is, by its geographical position, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The large, majestic Danube divides it in two: Buda, with its ups and downs, and Pest, […]
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Bucharest, nicknamed “The Little Paris” for its cultural and artistic heritage created during the interwar economic growth, now Bucharest is characterized by growing new modern buildings and ancient and prestigious buildings restored to regain their beauty of yesteryear. In the northern area of Bucharest, surrounded by gardens and lakes is the Village Museum, which houses […]
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Brussels history. The name Brucsella (dwelling in swamps) appears for the first time in an eleventh century document that relates to events dating back 695. In the eleventh century the city was the domain of the Dukes of Brabant, who had erected a palace and a church on Coudenberg. The development of handicrafts favored following […]
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The capital of Slovakia is Bratislava, a city of nearly 420,000 inhabitants located in the south-west of the country, very near the border with Austria and Hungary, extended along the Danube. With the influx of investment funds followed all ‘EU membership, the sound of construction work in various districts indicates that the city is constantly […]
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Climb the tower of the cathedral, because it is a show from Bern. Arose in the Middle Ages on a peninsula of the Aare River in the heart of Switzerland, but the design is so perfect it could have been the river to draw a loop around the city, as if to embrace her. Once […]
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Located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, where the land meets the Balkan Peninsula Pannonia, Belgrade is a city to discover a treasure chest full of treasures just waiting to be opened. The center, capital of Serbia since 1991, has approximately 1,710,000 inhabitants of very different ethnic groups, with Serbs, Montenegrins, Roma, […]
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Despite the wealth of ancient monuments and stone on which his fame rests, Athens is certainly not a dead city. Indeed, it is precisely the opposite: a capital city full of life, teeming with people, except for the hour of siesta. While it is true that the stifling summer heat and gray tower blocks demotivate […]
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Andorra la Vella is the capital of the tiny principality of Andorra, a portion of territory in the Pyrenees on the border between Spain and France. The city, with its 25000 inhabitants, is the highest capital of Europe: it rises at an altitude of over a thousand meters above sea level. This region has been […]
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If you were contemplating going to see some races the next Olympic Games in London 2012, but were frustrated by the difficulty of finding where to sleep, that’s good news for you! The Organizing Committee of Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) has announced that more than 120,000 overnight stays, which had been reserved by […]
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