Bulgaria Travel Tips
Attendants at resorts, hotels and restaurants, as a rule, speak Russian and English. Tipping is considered good manners and involves 5-10% of the bill. Traditional […]
Europe
Science and Culture of the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is a country of rich scientific and cultural traditions, which has made a great contribution to world science, literature, music and painting. […]
Science and Culture of Netherlands
In the Netherlands, according to andyeducation, there is a law on the compulsory education of children aged 5-16. Secondary education includes two levels: I – […]
Greece Population and Territory
The Greek population (10,600,000 residents in 1998, according to an estimate) shows, year after year, demographic growth rates increasingly similar to those of other Western […]
The Great Dilemmas of the Russian State
Vladimir Putin was re-elected to the presidency of Russia with 71.2% of the votes, leading the Communist Party leader Nikolaj Kharitonov by more than 57 points. […]
Switzerland Armed Forces
Army. – Typical “militia” army, with compulsory recruitment, does not have permanent forces, with the exception of a core of about 300 instructors: an organization […]
Italy Prehistory – Paleolithic
The general discussions carried out under the headings concerning the various prehistoric civilizations (Palaeolithic, Chelléan, Acheulean, Moustérian, Aurignacian, Grimaldian, Myolithic, Campignan, Neolithic, Aeneolithic, Villanovan, Bronze, […]
France Population 1982
At the census of March 1982 the residents were 54,334,871, with an increase of 1,679,069 compared to the previous census (February 1975): the annual increase […]
Greece Ethnography Part II
The Albanians are silversmiths, the Jews for the most part silk weavers; the Greeks who have returned to their country from Asia Minor are especially […]
Greece Ethnography Part I
The particular physical characteristics of Greece have had and still have a notable influence on the life of the population and of the nation, as […]
Germany Architecture
The distinctive features of German architecture at the beginning of the 21st century. they must be traced in continuity with those developed after World War […]
Spain Literature – The Renaissance Part 2
Religious literature. The new age, however, is not without its debts towards Erasmian Humanism or the classicism of the time of Charles V, on the […]
Spain Literature – The Renaissance
The humanistic renewal. Although some critics have denied the existence of a true Spanish Renaissance, there is no doubt that a Renaissance sensibility matured in the Spaniards […]
France Overview
France is the largest country in Europe in terms of area (apart from Russia). It borders Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, Spain, Andorra, the […]
Bulgarian Music
Bulgarian music. Bulgarian folk music shows a preference for rhythmic formulas in asymmetrical bars (Bulgarian rhythms), e.g. For example, a 5 ⁄ 8 cycle can […]
Brandenburg Gate
The Brandenburg Gate, located on Pariser Platz in Berlin-Mitte, is one of the most important architectural monuments in Germany’s capital, not only as a symbol […]
Sightseeing in Bulgaria
In Bulgaria you will encounter centuries-old monasteries, picturesque villages in the mountains, in the footsteps of the Thracians and on Sunny Beach on the Black […]
Austria Painting, Graphics and Arts After 1945
The year 1945 did not mean a new beginning. Until the 1960s, teachers at the Vienna Academy were dominated by representatives of objective, moderate modernism […]
Liverpool in England
The English city of Liverpool has long played a minor role in the history of Great Britain. The residents of the poor city had Queen […]
Camino Portugés to Santiago De Compostela
Have you ever dreamed of doing a pilgrimage? Join us and walk the Portuguese road to the tomb of Saint James in the Cathedral of Santiago […]
Malta Arts and Cinema
CULTURE: ART According to campingship, Malta is a country located in Europe. The sanctuary of Tas-Silg, to be identified with the fanum Iunonis mentioned by Cicero, still […]
Bratislava, Slovakia Overview
Capital bordering two states Bratislava (“Honor to the Brother”), the largest city and capital of the Slovak Republic, is located in the extreme southwest of […]
Amsterdam Transportation
General information You should avoid driving into the city center of Amsterdam as the streets are sometimes very narrow and mostly overcrowded. The tram always […]
Transportation in Turkey
ON THE GO Traveling by plane Turkish Airlines (TK) (Internet: www.thy.com) fly via Istanbul and Ankara to Izmir, Adana, Trabzon, Dalaman, Antalya and all major […]
Madeira Politics and History
Madeira: political system Madeira is an autonomous region of Portugal with its own island parliament consisting of 50 members and an island president. The official […]
The 5 most beautiful hotels in Greece
No matter how often I’ve been to Greece , the country fascinates me every time! Fantastic islands, a pleasant climate and beautiful beaches – there […]
Sights in Corfu
Empress Elisabeth of Austria, world famous as Sisi, loved this Mediterranean island very much. The second largest of the Ionian Islands is at the height […]
Funchal Travel Guide
Funchal is the vibrant capital of Madeira. The capital of Madeira offers a great selection of hotels and an excellent shopping and restaurant offer. Greenery, wine and […]