August 31, 2010
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National Park Kalkalpen in Upper Austria Updated: May 15, 2020 | By Claire | 1 More The National Park Kalkalpen in the South of Upper Austria covers 21 km2 of mixed woods of Reichraminger Hintergebirge and Sengsengebirge make it the largest protected forest area in Austria. The National Park Kalkalpen includes the Sengsengebirge Mountains and […]
Tags: alp, alpine, austria, brooks, butterflies, enns, flora-and-fauna, foreland, forest-area, highest-mountain, hohe-nock, mountains, national-park, national-park-kalkalpen, nature, northern-calcareous-alps, plants, point-of-view, species-of-mammals, steyr, upper-austria
Categories: Austria, Nature
August 31, 2010
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National Park Hohe Tauern – the biggest national park of Austria Updated: May 15, 2020 | By Claire | More The National Park Hohe Tauern was established in 1981 and is Austria’s first National Park. During the following decades the National Park developed into the largest nature reserve in Central Europe, with an area of […]
Tags: alpine-road, austria, biggest-national-park-of-austria, central-alps, central-europe, decades, ecology, grosglockner-hochalpenstrase, highest-mountain, hohe-tauern, krimml-waterfalls, mountain-ranges, mountains, museums, national-park, national-park-hohe-tauern, nature-reserve, palace-in-vienna, salzburg, schonbrunn-palace, spectacular-scenery, tourism, unemployment, upwards
Categories: Austria, Nature
August 31, 2010
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Florence – the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance Updated: December 28, 2020 | By Claire | More The city of Florence is said to be the symbol of what makes Italy so special and unique. A third of the most important artists of Europe has lived and worked in Florence. The city of Florence has […]
Tags: arno-river, art-and-architecture, beautiful-cities, boccaccio, botticelli, city, city-of-florence, claire-cesar, countless-visitors, donatello, duomo, elegant-squares, entire-community, firenze, florence, florentia, guccio-gucci, history-of-florence, italian-region, italian-renaissance, italy, leonardo-da-vinci, maria-del-fiore, medici-family, michelangelo, military-colony, monasteries, old-bridge, piazzale-michelangelo, ponte-vecchio, populous-city, prehistoric-times, renaissance-palaces, river-arno, roberto-cavalli, roman-empire, santa-maria-del-fiore, second-world-war, stone-arch-bridge, the-birthplace-of-the-italian-renaissance, tuscany-florence, wealthiest-cities, world-heritage-site
Categories: Italy, Sights
August 30, 2010
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Pisa – the city of the mariners and leaning towers, Italy Updated: December 26, 2020 | By Claire | More Along the banks of where the Arno and Serchio Rivers combine and meet with the Tyrrhenian Sea is where you will find the ancient Italian town of Pisa. The city itself was made famous for […]
Tags: 12th-century, bell-tower, carthaginians, central-italy, century-university, city, etruscan-necropolis, galileo-galilei, genoese-fleet, greek-empire, institutes-of-higher-learning, italian-city, italian-town, italy, italy-photo, italy-pisa, leaning-tower-of-pisa, leaning-towers, ligurian-sea, monumental-cemetery, morosini, naval-battles, naval-fleets, oldest-university, orto-botanico-di-pisa, palazzo-reale, piazza-dei-cavalieri, pisa, pisa-leaning-tower, pisa-tuscany-italy, prosperous-city, river-arno, romanesque-buildings, san-nicola, san-paolo, santo-stefano, scuola-normale-superiore, scuola-normale-superiore-di-pisa, st-sixtus, tower-of-pisa, university-of-pisa
Categories: Italy, Sights
August 30, 2010
by europeexplored
Lemmenjoki National Park – the biggest national park of Finland and one of the largest in Europe Updated: May 25, 2020 | By Claire | More Lemmenjoki National Park is the best destination for those who enjoy hiking. It is the biggest National Park in Finland, and also one of the largest in the whole […]
Tags: arctic-conditions, backwoods, birch-forests, boat-trip, brown-bear, dream-destination, finland, gold-area, golden-eagle, great-rivers, lapland, lemmenjoki, lemmenjoki-national-park, marked-trails, national-park, nature-conservation, northern-location, one-of-the-largest-in-europe, open-wilderness, park-borders, picea-abies, roadless, the-biggest-national-park-of-finland, uninhabited, ursus-arctos, whole-europe
Categories: Finland, Nature
August 30, 2010
by europeexplored
Barlangfürdő – Aquaworld in the cave in Miskolc-Tapolca, Hungary Updated: April 2, 2020 | By Claire | More Barlangfürdő is the aquapark in the cave located in Miskolc-Tapolca in the regional centre of north-eastern Hungary. It is well-known for its therapeutic effects since the 16th century and a unique experience to swim, splash, play and […]
Tags: 16th-century, adult-price, aquapark, aquaworld, boats, cave, cave-bath, cave-system, caves, eastern-hungary, huf, hungary, large-park, map, miskolc, miskolc-tapolca, pools, regional-centre, tapolca, therapeutic-effects, thermal-water, water-temperatures, wet-air
Categories: Hungary, Nature, Wellness, Relax & Sports
August 29, 2010
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Lucca – hometown of Giacomo Puccini, Italy Updated: December 20, 2020 | By Claire | More Captivating ancient Italian city of Lucca lies in Tuscany. It is surrounded by massive walls and attracts visitors with its great historical city center, which includes attractive square, small churches, museums, galleries and cobbled streets. The city abounds with […]
Tags: ancient-roman, anfiteatro, baciocchi, bonaparte, city, city-walls, ducal-palace, duomo-di-san-martino, giacomo-puccini, italy, ligurian-sea, lucca, museo-nazionale, napoleone, orto-botanico, palazzo-pfanner, pinacoteca, pinacoteca-nazionale, roman-amphitheatre, san-michele-in-foro, torre-delle-ore, torre-guinigi, villa-garzoni
Categories: Italy, Sights
August 28, 2010
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Ravenna – the capital city of the Western Roman Empire from 402 till 476, Italy Updated: December 26, 2020 | By Claire | More Back during the 5th century, the ancient city of Ravenna was made the capital of what has become known as the West Roman Empire. Today, the city is home to 8 […]
Tags: adriatic-sea, apollinare, baptistery, baptistry, baroque-church, byzantine-mosaics, city, emilia-romagna-region, first-glance, italy, italy-the-city, mausoleum-of-galla-placidia, old-streets, ravenna, region-of-italy, san-giovanni-battista, san-vitale-basilica, sant-apollinare-nuovo, santa-eufemia, spirito-santo, st-john-the-evangelist, western-roman-empire, world-heritage-site
Categories: Italy, Sights
August 27, 2010
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Muránska planina National Park in Slovakia Updated: May 19, 2020 | By Claire | More Muránska planina National Park (Slovak: Národný park Muránska planina) with a total area of 203.18 km², is one of the youngest national parks in Slovakia (since 1997). It is situated in Central Slovakia, in the districts of Brezno and Revúca, […]
Tags: abysses, attractive-places, banska-bystrica, brezno, buffer-zone, canyons, caves, central-slovakia, forests, hiking-trails, karst-formations, limestone, muranska-planina, national-park, national-parks, plateau, rock-towers, sink-holes, slovak, slovakia, stolica, tourist-attractions
Categories: Nature, Slovakia
August 27, 2010
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Bologna – home to the oldest university in the Western world, Italy Updated: December 28, 2020 | By Claire | More The city of Bologna is one of the most populated cities in Italy. With almost a million residents in the metro area of Bologna, the city is considered to be the seventh most populous […]
Tags: artistic-monuments, basilica-di-santo-stefano, blessed-virgin, bologna, cities-in-italy, city, defensive-towers, history-art, industrial-tradition, italian-cities, italy, life-in-italy, medieval-renaissance, northern-italy, oldest-university, oldest-university-in-the-world, physical-location, pianura-padana, porta-saragozza, portico, rich-history, san-luca, university-of-bologna, world-italy
Categories: Italy, Sights