August 16, 2010
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Kraków – the second largest and one of the oldest cities in Poland Updated: May 31, 2020 | By Claire | More Krakow is the second largest city in Poland, as well as being one of the oldest in this country’s history. This city can be found on the list of World Heritage Sites, mostly […]
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Categories: Poland, Sights
May 17, 2010
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Aquapark Tatralandia – the largest thermal park in Central Europe | Slovakia Updated: February 15, 2020 | By Claire | More Aquapark Tatralandia is a resort destination in Slovakia that is known for its thermal mineral Springs. As a result of the 60.7°C thermal water, the Aquapark Tatralandia is open all year round. It is […]
Tags: accommodation-possibilities, aqua-park, aquapark, aquapark-tatralandia, boarding-houses, czech-republic, deck-chairs, folk-architecture, folklore, heart, highest-mountains, holiday-village, lifeguard, lifeguards, liptov, mental-and-physical-relaxation, million-years, mineral-waters, monuments, mountainous-regions, nearby-town, other-nearby-attractions, picturesque-landscapes, planning-your-trip, playgrounds, poland, pools, resort-destination, respiratory-organs, restricted-areas, rewarding-experience, sea-waters, seawater, slovakia, tatralandia, thermal-mineral-springs, thermal-water, toboggans, warm-waters, water-park, water-slide
Categories: Slovakia, Wellness, Relax & Sports
May 10, 2010
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High Tatras National Park – the most beautiful place in Slovakia Updated: February 21, 2020 | By Claire | More It was back in 1949 when the High Tatras National Park was first established in the northern part of Slovakia. There is a unique and important preservation area which is dedicated to both flora as […]
Tags: chamois, deepest-lake, fauna, flora, glaciers, high-tatras, marmot, mountain, plants, poland, preservation-area, rare-animal-species, sea-level, slovakia, summits, tallest-mountains, tatras-national-park, unesco, unesco-biosphere-reserve, waterfalls
Categories: Nature, Slovakia
April 28, 2010
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Poland is one of Europe’s most resilient and rewarding destinations — a country that has risen from the devastation of the 20th century to become one of the continent’s most dynamic economies, with beautifully reconstructed historic centres (Warsaw’s Old Town was rebuilt brick by brick from rubble after World War II and is a UNESCO […]
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Categories: All Countries, Poland
April 27, 2010
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The Czech Republic is the best beer country in the world — the birthplace of Pilsner, the nation with the highest per capita beer consumption on Earth (over 140 litres per person per year), and a land whose brewing tradition stretches back over a thousand years, producing some of the finest and most affordable beer […]
Tags: alphonse-mucha, antonin-dvorak, bedrich-smetana, central-europe, corn-sugar, council-of-the-european-union, country-borders, czech-republic, czech-republic-prague, democratic-regime, dense-forests, economic-sector, featured, franz-kafka, helsinki-commission, international-commitments, mandate, marathon-runner, milan-kundera, mountain-bike-tours, nato, northeast-germany, northwest, organization-for-security-and-cooperation, organization-for-security-and-cooperation-in-europe, osce, poland, presidency, rich-architecture, slovakia, southern-regions, steel-sector, sugar-beets, traditional-meals, wheat-barley, wild-boars, world-war-ii
Categories: All Countries, Czech Republic
April 27, 2010
by europeexplored
Germany is the richest and most populous country in the European Union — an economic powerhouse at the heart of the continent whose gifts to the world range from the printing press and the Protestant Reformation to the automobile, Bach and Beethoven, and the Christmas market, and whose landscapes are as varied as a country […]
Tags: baltic-sea, belgium, bundesrepublik-deutschland, central-europe, czech-republic, denmark, featured, federal-republic-of-germany, germany, inhabitants, international-migrants, largest-population, luxembourg, member-states-of-the-european-union, netherlands, north-sea, poland, seasonal-climate, switzerland
Categories: All Countries, Germany
