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in LithuaniaSpending Christmas in Vilnius
I spent some time during Christmas in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. What will you see and how do the Lithuanians decorate for Christmas? More
- in Belarus, USSR, World War II
Victory Square in Minsk – A True Victory Monument
Minsk Victory Square is one of the capital’s most interesting spots. It’s a perfect place to start your Minsk city tour, and if you do, it will be in the heart of the historic center of Minsk. More
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The National Library of Belarus – What a Building!
The National Library of Belarus is one of the most interesting buildings in the Belarussian capital Minsk. What is this for a place and should you pay it a visit? More
- in Poland
The Best View Of Krakow – Two Places
Krakow is a really beautiful city from street level, but if you want to see it from more above. Where to go? I have the answers. Two places give you the best view over Krakow. More
- in Architecture, Romania
Gherla or Armenopolis – A Former Armenian City in Romania
Gherla is a quite anonymous city in Northern Romania, but Gherla has a secret. Gherla was once built by Armenians but now they are gone. Follow me on a visit and see the remains of the Armenian architecture. More
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Top 15 Must-Know Facts About Europe
Heading to Europe and looking to find out some of its top facts? Look no further…below you’ll find the top 15 most interesting facts about the continent, it’s geography, population, best sites, and more. More
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Top 8 Sights to See in Europe
Planning a successful European vacation itinerary can be stressful. Whether you’re going for 7 days or 7 weeks, it can be tough to squeeze everything in if you’re visiting multiple countries. To help you get started, check out the top 8 sights you must see in Europe below. More
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Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier – Do You Know Why?
Tomb of the unknown soldier is a symbolic place for all the fallen soldiers who have no graves. The tradition of establishing a place where missing, lost and unidentifiable bodies are honored is a tradition that began after World War I. More
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