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Santo Domingo es la capital de Dominican Republic. Está la isla en el océano. En Santo Domingo ir a visitar un museo Infantil Trampolín. Una cosa muy interesante sobre Santo Domingo es aproximadamente 2.2 millón personas vivir allí.

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- San José es la capital de Costa Rica.
- Está cerca de las montañas.
- La población de San José es de 335,007.
- Un lugar famoso que puedes visitar es el Mercado Nacional de Artesanias.
- Una cosa muy interesante de San José es que es el centro de la producción de café en Costa Rica.

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-La cuidad de Panama es la capital de Panama.
-Panama es en la coasta
-La población de Panama es 880,691
-Un lugar bonito que puedes visitar alli es la Panama Canal o Ancon Hill
-Tiene un huso horario diferente

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San Juan es la capital de Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico es cerca de Cuba y La Republica Dominica. La poblacion de Puerto Rico es 3.4 millon. Un lugar famoso que puedes visitar alli es Old San Juan. San Juan fue el primer asentamiento de las islas

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~ Caracas es la capital de Venezuela.
~ Caracas está en las montañas.
~La población de Caracas es 2.082 millón.
~ Un lugar bonito que puedes visitar allí es el Parque del Este.
~ Ellos tienen dos temporadas en Caracas.

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2010 World Monuments Watch

The Brazilian artist and landscape architect Robert Burle Marx harmoniously integrated urban design, architecture, and nature at Parque del Este in the densely populated and developed city of Caracas. By 1958, the government had designated the east side of the valley in Caracas for a system of parks, and Marx was commissioned to design the 190-acre landscape. Parque del Este was completed in 1961 and became a verdant haven for its residents and visitors. The prominence of the park encouraged an appreciation for landscape, conservation, and the environment in the country. Internationally, it is regarded as a highly significant modernist landscape. Unfortunately, in the last 30 years, the park has been subject to neglect and mismanagement. Fences and kiosks have been ingenuously placed throughout, and the original elements of the park-the plant life, roads, benches, and fountains-are in a state of decay. The most flagrant intervention in the Parque del Este is the placement of a vast, life-size ship (ten stories high) and museum on Lake 9. The local community has been attempting to halt the ongoing construction, and additional international support and recognition are needed in order to help restore the harmony and integrity of Parque del Este.

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The Brazilian artist and landscape architect Robert Burle Marx harmoniously integrated urban design, architecture, and nature at Parque del Este in the densely populated and developed city of Caracas. By 1958, the government had designated the east side of the valley in Caracas for a system of parks, and Marx was commissioned to design the 190-acre landscape.

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PAÍS: San Juan es la capital de Puerto Rico

¿Dónde está? en la costa

Población: La población de San Juan es 389, 714

Un lugar bonito/famoso que puedes visitar allí es Santa María Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery

¡Una cosa muy interesante sobre tu capital!  San Juan fue nombrado Puerto Rico

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1. San Juan is the capital as well as the most populous city of Puerto Rico.

2. Christopher Columbus discovered Puerto Rico on November 19, 1493, during his second voyage to the new world. During his two-day stay, Columbus renamed the island San Juan Bautista (for St. John the Baptist), and claimed it for Spain. He never returned.

3. Then, in 1508, Juan Ponce de Leon came to the island and established the town of Caparra on its northern coast. He quickly found a better location for his fledgling settlement, an islet with an excellent harbor that he named Puerto Rico, or "Rich Port City."

4. San Juan's original name was Puerto Rico, but the name was switched to San Juan, which was the original name of the entire island of Puerto Rico in the 1500s.

5. The capital of Puerto Rico is the oldest city in U.S. territory, but St. Augustine, Florida, founded in 1565, claims the status of the oldest city in the continental United States.

6. After the Spanish-American War, Spain ceded Puerto Rico, along with Guam and Cuba to the United States, and transferred sovereignty over the Philippines to the United States for $20,000,000 under the terms of the Treaty of Paris, signed in December 1898.
8. On March 2, 1917, United States granted Puerto Ricans U.S. statutory citizenship.
7. From the signing of the Treaty of Paris to the present day, Puerto Rico has been a territory of the United States of America and San Juan continues being the capital.

9. Puerto Rico is a self-governing commonwealth within the United States. The chief of state is the President of the United States of America. The head of government is an elected Governor, currently Governor Luis Fortuí±o.

10. Puerto Rico is roughly the size of Connecticut but is one of the most densely populated islands in the world.

11. San Felipe del Morro is a 16th-century citadel commonly known as El Morro which dates to 1540. Rising 140 feet above the sea, its 18-foot-thick wall proved a formidable defense. Today El Morro is a National Historic Site administered by the National Park Service.

12. Built in 1634, Castillo San Cristobal is El Morro's partner in the defense of San Juan. It's a World Heritage and National Historic Site, administered by the U.S. National Park Service.

13. The Puerta de San Juan (San Juan Gate), built in the late 1700s, is one of six heavy doors in the wall which for centuries were closed at sundown to cut off access to the city and protect the city from invaders. The wall is up to 20 feet thick and up to 40 feet tall.

14. At 4,300 vehicles per paved mile, San Juan has by far the highest density of vehicles on the road of any country in the world.

15. U.S. citizens do not need a passport to visit San Juan, or any part of Puerto Rico.
Have you visited San Juan, Puerto Rico? What fun fact can you add? Please share in comments below. Read more about our various discoveries during prior visits to San Juan, Puerto Rico:
16. San Juan is a great place to mail letters or postcards to anywhere in the U.S. for regular domestic postal rates.

Here are a couple of games to have fun while learning more about San Juan and Puerto Rico:
San Juan Card Game
Puerto Rico Game
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Planning a visit to Puerto Rico? Check out this guidebook:
Fodor's Puerto Rico (Full-color Travel Guide)

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16 Fun Facts About San Juan, Puerto Rico

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1. San Juan is the capital as well as the most populous city of Puerto Rico. 2. Christopher Columbus discovered Puerto Rico on November 19, 1493, during his second voyage to the new world. During his two-day stay, Columbus renamed the island San Juan Bautista (for St.

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PAÍS: Managua es la capital de Nicaragua

¿Dónde está? (en la costa, en las montañas, etc.)

está cerca de la costa y limita con honduras y costa rica

Población: La población de Managua es 2.206 millón

Un lugar bonito/famoso que puedes visitar allí es...

Playa de Montelimar y antigua catedral de managua y lago de managua

¡Una cosa muy interesante sobre tu capital!

ha sido la capital desde 1852 y cubre doscientos diez millas cuadradas

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PAÍS: San Salvador es la capital de El Salvador.   ¿Dónde está? En la costa. Población: La población de San Salvador es 6.345 millón.Un lugar bonito que puedes visitar allí es Parque Nacional El Boquerón.¡Una cosa muy interesante sobre tu capital!

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PAÍS: San Salvador es la capital de El Salvador.   ¿Dónde está? En la costa. Población: La población de San Salvador es 6.345 millón.Un lugar bonito que puedes visitar allí es Parque Nacional El Boquerón.¡Una cosa muy interesante sobre tu capital!

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The Top 10 Things to Do in San Salvador 2017 - What to Do in San Salvador, El Salvador | TripAdvisor

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Book your tickets online for the top things to do in San Salvador, El Salvador on TripAdvisor: See 4,716 traveler reviews and photos of San Salvador tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in November. We have reviews of the best places to see in San Salvador.

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Bogotá(Tayler) PAÍS: Bogotá es la capital de Colombia¿Dónde está? ( en las montañas)Población: La población de Bogotá es 8.081 millón)Un lugar bonito/famoso que puedes visitar allí es The Museum of Gold (Spanish: El Museo del Oro) is a museum located in Bogotá, Colombia.  touristic highlights in the country. The museum receives around 500,000 tourists ¡Una cosa muy interesante sobre tu capital!

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Bogotá(Tayler) PAÍS: Bogotá es la capital de Colombia¿Dónde está? ( en las montañas)Población: La población de Bogotá es 8.081 millón)Un lugar bonito/famoso que puedes visitar allí es The Museum of Gold (Spanish: El Museo del Oro) is a museum located in Bogotá, Colombia.  touristic highlights in the country. The museum receives around 500,000 tourists ¡Una cosa muy interesante sobre tu capital!

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Lima  es la capital de Perú. Está en la costa. La población de Perú es 31.77 millones. La población de Lima es 8.47 millones. Un lugar bonito/famoso que puedes visitar allí es Plaza Mayor, Lima.  Un hecho intersante sobre Perú es que un tercio de la población llama a Lima su hogar.

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Buenos Aires es la capitol de la Argentina.
Argentina está en la costa.
La ploblación de Buenos Aires es tres mil.
Un lugar famoso que puedes visitar allí es la Plaza de Mayo.
La mansión de los presidentes en Buenos Aires se llama casa rosada porque la casa es rosada.

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Before you travel to the capital of Argentina, we're here to inform you of a few interesting facts about one of our great global cities!

Photo in background by Gary Hunter
1. Average Temperature

The average temperature in Buenos Aires is 60 degrees Fahrenheit year round. In the winter months (June- August) the average temperature is just over 50 degrees, and in the summer (December- February) it is just over 80 degrees with high humidity. Be sure to pack shorts and bathing suits!

2. Newspapers

There are 28 newspapers that serve the city of Buenos Aires. You can be sure that you'll never miss out on local and international news. There is a newspaper called The Buenos Aires Herald that is an English-language paper, one of the oldest of its kind in the region.

3. Port

The port in Buenos Aires is the largest in all of South America. Each year, it brings in millions of items that are sent all around the continent. In fact, the port is so central to the city that residents of Buenos Aires are called Porteños, or people of the port.

4. Government

Very similar to Washington D.C., Buenos Aires is its own federal district where the president of the country lives.

5. Casa Rosada

The Presidents' Mansion in Buenos Aires is called Casa Rosada, or Pink House. It is exactly what it sounds like, a massive pink mansion with gorgeous architecture.

6. Soccer

I n the Argentinian first division, 8 of the top 20 teams play their home matches in the capital city. This causes intense rivalries amongst the teams from Buenos Aires, which is only fueled by the fact that soccer is so important to so many Argentines.

7. City Layout

The streets in many parts of Buenos Aires are organized much like the streets of New York City, with grids. This makes it very easy to get around the city, especially with the amount of transportation that is offered.

8. Population

The population of Buenos Aires is around 2.8 million people. Over the years, many people have immigrated to the Argentinian capital from all over the world, causing the city to be made up of many cultures with a particularly strong European influence.

9. Currency

Buenos Aires uses the Argentinian Peso which is closely linked with the US Dollar. Additionally, if you are looking to buy something in Buenos Aires, it is likely that you'll be able to spend your US Dollars as they are widely accepted. There is no equivalent of the penny in Argentina; the smallest coin value is ARS$0.05. When purchasing an item, there is often rounding involved to accommodate this.

10. Bookstores

According to a study by the World Cities Culture forum, Buenos Aires has the highest number of bookshops per person than any other city in the world. So, if you love to read, then you know where to go!

If these 10 facts can be so interesting, imagine what else you'll learn about Buenos Aires by studying abroad there:

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Before you travel to the capital of Argentina, we're here to inform you of a few interesting facts about one of our great global cities! Photo in background by Gary Hunter The average temperature in Buenos Aires is 60 degrees Fahrenheit year round.

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PAÍS: Bogota es la capital de Colombia.¿Dónde está? (en la costa, en las montañas, etc.) Esta en la ciudad.  Población: La población de Bogota es 8.081 millón. Un lugar bonito/famoso que puedes visitar allí es el Museo del Oro. ¡Una cosa muy interesante sobre mi capital es es la ciudad más grande de Colombial!

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PAÍS: Bogota es la capital de Colombia.¿Dónde está? (en la costa, en las montañas, etc.) Esta en la ciudad.  Población: La población de Bogota es 8.081 millón. Un lugar bonito/famoso que puedes visitar allí es el Museo del Oro. ¡Una cosa muy interesante sobre mi capital es es la ciudad más grande de Colombial!

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http://www.colombia.travel/en/where-to-go/andean/bogota