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Highest wooden altar in Europe – Levoča town in Slovakia

Highest wooden altar in Europe – Levoča town in Slovakia

Levoča, is thanks to its historical monuments, one of the most important cities in the Slovak Republic. Levoča is a charming medieval town with approximately 15.000 inhabitants. The historic center is surrounded with walls built already in the 13th and 14th centuries. Master Paul’s Square is the largest preserved medieval town square in Europe. More […]

Updated: June 29, 2020 | By | More

Bardejov – historic city in Slovakia

Bardejov – historic city in Slovakia

Bardejov is a historic city located in the north-eastern part of Slovakia. It is situated in the north of the valley in the Low Beskydy mountain. The first note of the town is from the 1241. Bardejov became a free royal city in 1376 and later in the 14th and 15th century also an important […]

Updated: June 29, 2020 | By | More

Mažučiai – Largest Japanese Garden in Europe | Lithuania

Mažučiai – Largest Japanese Garden in Europe | Lithuania

Mažučiai (Madzuchai) is a village in Lithuania, lying in the district Kretinga, 3 km west of Darbėnai. However the village has only 23 inhabitants it is world-wide known for the largest Japanese garden in Europe. The creation of this Japanese garden started in 2007 by Šarūnas Kasmauskas in collaboration with the architects of Japanese gardens […]

Updated: May 31, 2020 | By | More

Turku – European Capital of Culture in 2011 | Finland

Turku – European Capital of Culture in 2011 | Finland

Turku is a port city located in the southwestern corner of Finland. It is situated on the River Aurajoki at the Baltic Sea. The city’s history dates back to the 13th century, when it was established. By 1812 it was the capital of Finland. Then Tsar Alexander I moved the capital to Helsinki. In 1827 […]

Updated: May 25, 2020 | By | More

Pienza – the model of the Renaissance town in the heart of Tuscany, Italy

Pienza – the model of the Renaissance town in the heart of Tuscany, Italy

Pienza is a lovely town, whose small chamber center had been almost totally rebuilt by Pope Pius II. in 15th century. In 1405 in Corsignanu, as Pienza was called at that time, was born Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini. He later became a leading humanist and philosopher. In 1458 he became pope Pius II, and a year […]

Updated: May 20, 2020 | By | More

Montepulciano – a medieval and Renaissance hill town in Italy

Montepulciano – a medieval and Renaissance hill town in Italy

Montepulciano is an Italian city situated in southern Tuscany. Today the town has about 14.000 inhabitants. It is located at an altitude of over 600 m and is built in the hills on a narrow limestone ridge. In the center of Montepulciano, you can visit many churches and Renaissance palaces, which were built with the […]

Updated: May 20, 2020 | By | More

The town of Hornbæk in Denmark – seaside resort called “Danish Saint-Tropez”

The town of Hornbæk in Denmark – seaside resort called “Danish Saint-Tropez”

Hornbæk is a pleasant town in Denmark, which is called “Danish Saint-Tropez” for its beautiful beach and unspoiled nature. It is located about 20 km from Helsingør, in the northern part of island of Sjælland (Zealand), which is the largest island of Denmark. Today there live almost 6000 inhabitants. The biggest attraction of Hornbæk is […]

Updated: May 18, 2020 | By | More


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