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Slovenia – The European model for success The relatively small state of Slovenia lies in the heart of Europe. The capital Ljubljana has an overwhelming charm and is well worth a visit. The country is a former republic of Yugoslavia, but has been independent since 1991 and a member of the European Union since May […]
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San Marino – The oldest republic on earth “Although your national territory is small: your state is one of the most honored in history”. Abraham Lincoln, who later became an honorary citizen, wrote these words to the Capitani Reggenti of San Marino. He wanted to emphasize the fact that San Marino remained an independent, free […]
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Romania – the land of the Carpathians Romania, the land of oriental fragrances, which is blessed with a capital that has long been considered the Paris of the East, is also a land of castles, monasteries and churches. The Carpathian Country Romania with its beautiful coast on the Black Sea and the large Danube Delta […]
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Russia – the newly awakened great power Russia – from cold warrior to partner: Even if the Russian winter still lives up to its reputation, the frosty political relations between Russia and the West, especially with Germany, thawed years ago and have been fairly frost-free since then. Even if it has become a bit cooler […]
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Poland – Member of the European Union since 2004 In terms of area, Poland is one of the ten largest countries in Europe. Two thirds of it consists of lowlands that are less than 200 meters high. In addition to the Baltic Sea coast, the Pomeranian and Masurian Lake District are the country’s tourist areas. […]
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Portugal – Europe’s far west The Republic of Portugal is located in the western part of the Iberian Peninsula and marks the westernmost part of the European continent. The country stretches 550 km along the Atlantic coast, whereby it is only 150 km wide. The only neighboring country to Portugal is Spain. In the 15th […]
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Norway – land of fjords and glaciers Norway, located in the far north of Europe and blessed with wild coastlines, fjords, beautiful forests and mountains, is an El Dorado for every nature lover. As the country with the sixth largest land mass in Europe, Norway is extremely sparsely populated with just 4.5 million residents. In […]
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Netherlands – Kingdom on the North Sea The Kingdom of the Netherlands is located on the North Sea and has been shaped by water for centuries. In the Middle Ages, half of the present-day provinces of North and South Holland consisted of water. Since then, large areas have been wrested from the sea, which are […]
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Moldova – Former Bessarabia The largest part of today’s territory of Moldova (also called Moldau) – which used to be part of the Soviet Union – lies between the Prut and Dniester rivers and corresponds to the former Bessarabia. In addition, a narrow strip east of the Dniester belongs to the country, but this area […]
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The city-state of Monaco is surrounded by French territory on a bay of the Ligurian Sea. Due to the mild temperatures, the vegetation of the small country on the Côte d’Azur is Mediterranean. Due to the very limited area, the land grows in height and depth. Therefore, the state has the highest population density in […]
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Montenegro – independent since 2006 On June 3, 2006, Montenegro declared its independence from Serbia, with which it had previously formed an association of states. The former part of Yugoslavia is currently aiming for membership in the UN, NATO and the EU as a new, independent state. The relatively small country on the Mediterranean Sea […]
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Malta – the small island nation in the Mediterranean Malta, the small island state between Sicily and Africa, is a special attraction for tourists in various ways. Unique in Europe are the numerous prehistoric temples on Malta and Gozo, some of which are over 5,000 years old it was organized matriarchally. The country has been […]
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Luxembourg – One of the smallest countries Luxembourg, one of the smallest countries in Europe, played and still plays an extremely important role in the process of creating the European Union. As the seat of the EU Council of Ministers, which meets here a quarter of the year, the European Court of Justice, the EU […]
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Macedonia – Land of Alexander the Great When you hear Macedonia, you may get confused: Isn’t that what you mean Macedonia? Is that now in Greece ? Which is the new independent state on the Balkan island? The answers to this are “correct”. Yes, it is the independent state that was formerly part of Yugoslavia, […]
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Liechtenstein – The small principality in the heart of Europe Most people in German-speaking countries know Liechtenstein primarily as a tax haven. Unfortunately, they forget how beautiful the small country on the border with Austria and Switzerland is. An ironic saying, which should be interpreted more lovingly, is: If you come to Liechtenstein as a […]
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Lithuania – the largest country in the Baltic States With an area of 65,301 km² – with around 3.35 million residents, Lithuania is the largest country of the three Baltic states and has been a member of the European Union since May 1, 2004. The country was involuntarily part of the USSR until 1991 after […]
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Ireland – the green island The Republic of Ireland is also called the green island and extends off the west coast of Britain. Unlike Northern Ireland, the country has been independent from Great Britain since 1922 and a member of the EU (European Union) since 1973. Today the state is one of the wealthy and […]
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Italy – the country where the lemons bloom Already Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) wrote in his poem Mignon “Do you know the land where the lemons bloom” and thus described the longing of northern Europeans for the beautiful country in southern Europe. Germans prefer to travel to Italy. Italy still attracts with its varied […]
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Kosovo – Independent since February 17, 2008 Kosovo is one of two former autonomous provinces in the Yugoslav republic of Serbia. Yugoslavia consisted of six largely autonomous republics (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia and Serbia) and as part of the republic of Serbia were: in the south the autonomous province of Kosovo and Metochien and in […]
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Latvia – The Baltic country on the Baltic coast Latvia is one of the three Baltic States and is located south of Estonia and north of Lithuania on the Baltic Sea. During the 13th to 15th centuries, many of Latvia’s cities were members of the Hanseatic League. Today’s capital Riga still has one of the […]
Continue ReadingEurope education European education systems in modern times have developed primarily on the basis of pedagogical ideas based on the human vision of the Enlightenment and on the need to qualify the workforce. In addition, the state power everywhere has tried through the school’s business to create loyal citizens. All European countries today give high […]
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Getting to St. Petersburg from Moscow is fast, comfortable and inexpensive. Most often, two of the three conditions are met simultaneously. The city has one Pulkovo airport and 5 train stations, and for those who are not in a hurry – a river station and even a seaport. The most profitable way to travel between […]
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The Land of the Masurian Lakes (or the Masurian Lake District) is more than 2 thousand lakes connected by 12 canals, 8 rivers and three locks. The lakes are surrounded by huge forests with landscape parks and nature reserves. This is a land of unique virgin nature, an ideal place for adepts of a secluded […]
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The tourist complex Sunny Beach occupies a 7-kilometer strip on the coast of Bulgaria, 30 km north of Burgas. It is favorably located away from railways, highways and big cities, so the legitimate Blue Flag goes to the resort every year without any questions. This is the largest resort in Bulgaria – more than 800 […]
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The heart of the island and the main of all its attractions is Teide National Park, or more precisely, the attention of travelers is attracted by the volcano of the same name located on its territory, which is the highest peak of the Atlantic Ocean. The height of Teide is more than 3700 m, which […]
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Teplice, the oldest resort in Central Europe, is located in the foothills of the Ore Mountains, 90 km from Prague. Its thermal springs were known as early as 2000 years ago, and their use for the purpose of treatment was first documented in the 12th century. In the 18-19 centuries. the resort becomes a popular […]
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Frantiskovy Lazne is the third most important medical resort in the Czech Republic, located 180 km from Prague near the border with Germany. Having acquired a powerful tourist infrastructure and many modern medical centers, it has managed to miraculously preserve the unique atmosphere of the early 20th century: buildings of the neoclassical era are buried […]
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According to Howsmb, North Holland is located in the northwest of the Netherlands. Within the northern part of North Holland lies the West Friesland region, which mainly consists of agricultural ribbon villages. Here you will also find a number of historic cities such as Hoorn and Enkhuizen, which mainly developed during the VOC era. The […]
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The North Raw landscapes and surf paradise The north is the less touristy part . On the north shore you will find reefs and wild beaches, rugged cliffs in the west and the famous dunes on the east coast. Good waves attract many surfers to the north. This is how real surf towns like El […]
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Spa Teplice According to Definitionexplorer, the resort is one of the oldest in Europe and is located between the Ore Mountains and the protrusions of the central mountain range in the north of the Czech Republic, at an altitude of 220 m above sea level and at a distance of 90 km from Prague. Local […]
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