Chamber Bosnia and Herzegovina offers tourists a cool vacation with an emphasis on “excursion” and excellent opportunities for treatment and skiing. Sarajevo, Mostar and Banja Luka, mosques, cathedrals and fortresses, kebabs, gouvech and rakija – all about Bosnia and Herzegovina. Charming Balkan shy Bosnia and Herzegovina shyly hides in the shadow of its more hyped… Read more »
The capital of Serbia in the 14th century, and now a small charming town with magnificent medieval monuments, Krusevac is a great day trip destination from Belgrade or from the country’s thermal spas. Here you can walk around the remarkably preserved medieval ruins from the time of the founder of the city, Tsar Lazar, visit… Read more »
According to Clothesbliss, Gdynia is a young city; it was built on the site of a small fishing village after the end of the First World War. It was then that Poland received access to the sea, it was then that the construction of a seaport began in Gdynia. The first naval ship entered the… Read more »
Human nature is designed in such a way that an unpleasant pungent smell scares us off, but the situation is completely different when it comes to thermal sulfur sources. This unpleasant smell, which usually does not bode well for a person, on the contrary, attracts a huge number of people who want to improve their… Read more »
The small pretty town of Cesis is considered the oldest in Latvia – it is over 800 years old. It is located in a picturesque area on the territory of the national park, surrounded by coniferous forests on the banks of the Gauja River. Tourists love Cēsis for a quiet holiday, ancient architecture, romantic walks… Read more »
Tours is a city in the French Loire region and has had quite a reputation since the 3rd century. The capital of Touraine is a mecca for lovers of art, culture and history. The Gallo-Roman city proudly bears the title “Ville d’Art et d’Histoire” and has a number of special places of interest. Together with… Read more »
Do you want to know when is the best time to travel to Dusseldorf? You can determine the best time to travel to a destination based on the weather and climate. In addition, there are other factors that are not directly related to the weather and that can influence the best travel periods for a… Read more »
Western Turkey is adorned with the resort town of Kusadasi, the symbol of which is Pigeon Island. In addition to the Byzantine fortress, nothing here will remind you of the military past of the city. A special place for tourists and locals in Kusadasi is a huge mosque built in the 17th century. Ephesus is… Read more »
There are no private beaches in Portugal. The cool waters of the Atlantic are rougher and colder than those on the Mediterranean coast of neighboring Spain, but still quite acceptable for swimming. Flags on the beach warn about the state of the ocean: red – the sea is rough and swimming is strictly prohibited, yellow… Read more »
CULTURE: LITERATURE. FROM THE LATIN WRITERS AT THE END OF THE CENTURY. XI According to NEXTICLE, Latin writers born in Spain (whether pagan or Christian), such as Seneca, Lucano, Marziala, Quintilian, Prudentius and Orosio, were and are defined as Spanish by Iberian nationalist historians but, apart from the place of birth, we do not see… Read more »
According to JUSTINSHOES, Kolomna is located 114 km south of Moscow at the confluence of the Moskva River with the Oka River. For the first time the city is mentioned in 1177, this year is considered the year of foundation of the city. At that time, Kolomna was a border post of the Ryazan principality.… Read more »
Sea baths Because of their excellent climate, Druzhba (the oldest sea resort) and Varna are very popular as sea resorts. Albena, Bulgaria’s newest seaside resort, is named after a village beauty and is situated on the edge of the forest. This prime example of modern Bulgarian architecture offers excellent restaurants and a lively nightlife. 15… Read more »
General information about Switzerland The official name is the Swiss Confederation (Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft, Confederation Suisse, Confederazione Svizzera, Swiss Confederation). Located in Central Europe. The area is 41.29 thousand km2, the population is 7.3 million people. (2002). The official languages are German, French, Italian. The capital is Bern (112.5 thousand people, 2001). National holiday – Day… Read more »
Crete – Gouves Gouves is a resort place with beautiful sandy beaches and olive groves and vineyards. Located 18 km east of the capital of the island of Crete. Gouves village consists of two parts: lower – Kato and upper – Panno. Upper Gouves is a traditional Cretan village with traditional taverns and many old… Read more »
At the foot of the majestic Mont Blanc, surrounded by coniferous forests and emerald meadows, there is a charming resort town of Courmayeur with old streets, cozy shops, gourmet restaurants and lively bars. Courmayeur, known since the 17th century for its amazing nature, today is a popular and comfortable ski resort, connected by a tunnel… Read more »
The Slavic masses who, pushed and dragged by the Avars, poured in at the end of the century. VI and at the beginning of the VII in the Balkans, they did not yet have precise ethnic features or political physiognomy. Slowly, and without it being possible today to reconstruct the process, they developed, between the… Read more »
With the advent of the Bolshevik government in Russia, the Estonian Communists, who were represented by 12-15 thousand men among the Russian revolutionary troops, and who joined them in the country, hindered the further activity of the National Council, demanding the immediate establishment of workers ‘and soldiers’ councils and the extension of the Russian Soviet… Read more »
Switzerland is par excellence a state of mountains, hills, plateaus, without plains. About 60% of the territory is included in the Alpine region, which occupies the central-eastern and southern parts. A NO. the ranges of the Jura rise. Between these and the Alps lies a relatively depressed region, made up of hills separated by wide… Read more »
The process of fiscal consolidation, which culminated in the second half of the nineties with the achievement of the conditions necessary for Italy’s participation in the European Economic and Monetary Union, underwent during the first decade of the 21st century. a gradual slowdown, ending with the 2008-09 recession and culminating, in the second half of… Read more »
During the seventies in Greece there was a rapid economic growth that was fueled by a sustained development of internal demand. However, following the second oil shock and the slowdown in growth in the rest of the world, the situation has changed radically. Indeed, the 1980-83 period was characterized by stagnating income, inflation rates of… Read more »