| | Riga’s historic inner-city is a real treasure-box for the visiting tourists, and it has been placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Besides its medieval buildings (St. Peter’s Church, Riga... |
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| | Warsaw’s main attractions can be found near the old-city’s Market Square; these are the Royal Palace, the round “Barbakan Bastion”, and the Gothic style St. John’s Cathedral.... |
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| | Sofia is ine of Europe’s oldest cities - founded some 7000 years ago. The city’s historic monuments faithfully reflect the mixture of Roman, Turkish, Byzantine... |
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| | Formerly known as Laibach, Ljubljana is the youngest capital on the Continent. The castle is one of Ljubljana’s main tourist attractions, providing an... |
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| | Belgrade’s most important attraction – the famous medieval Kalemegdan fortress. The city consists of 3 districts: Novi Beograd, which is the modern part of the city and the central shopping... |
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| | The most important sights in the castle are the Matthias Church, the Fishermen’s Bastion and the Royal Palace. Walking along the medieval streets of the Old Town one comes across numerous... |
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| | Picturesque Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital, located at the junction of the Vilija and Vilejka Rivers, is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities of East-Europe. Almost... |
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