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Polanów - small city in the north of Poland

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Polanów - small city in the north of Poland

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In this video you can see our beautiful city in Poland. There are many buildings (some of them are new and some of them are old). You can see there a town hall, a petrol station, a post office, a local shop, a supermarket, a fire station, a public library, a church and our school with some sports facilities (at the end of the video).There are also some old constructions, for example a rail bridge - people from Polanów call it the red bridge. Enyoy!

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My students made this video about the Fountain of Anchors of Brindisi (Italy). Enjoy it!

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Greece, Shadow Theater-Karagiozis,  Kate

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Greece, Shadow Theater-Karagiozis,  Kate

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Unesco and the Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage (2003)

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Mastic cultivationon the island of Chios

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Mastic cultivationon the island of Chios

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We have never seen the remains of a petrified forest before. The Petrified Forest of Lesvos (Lesvos Geopark) is one of the few discovered around the world. The forest is part of the Global Geopark Network of UNESCO. Read about our other experiences in Lesvos, too.

It is located near Sigri village, but at the mountains. It is a very spectacular set, with all tree trunks showcased at their original location.

Each petrified tree is beaming with very vivid colors, and it is true a true marvel of nature (and biology).

You need to drive to a quite remote area but the whole installation is very well organized.

There are stone pathways that take you through all the exhibits.

Visiting at summer may be a bit hot (though there are beaches close enough to cool you down), but you will be able to see all exhibits exposed, since at the end of Autumn all are gradually covered to avoid erosion.

Such a trip won't be complete without visiting the Museum.

However, you will need to drive around 30 minutes in order to land into Sigri village. There -we promise- that you will amazed by a very well organized museum, especially made to host educational sessions.

This means that you will be able to discover the history of the Petrified exhibits, along many more regarding Geoparks and how such wonders were formatted.

Among different findings one can see old farming tools, where the stones you see embedded are from petrified trees.

Here are the remains of beasts that lived quite a long time ago.

There are even educational replications of how a volcano actually works.

You will also have the opportunity to see a petrified tree trunk along with its root system, something very rare to be found.

The total trip was like jumping back and forth through millions of years at the island of Lesvos.

Do not miss it for any reason!

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Disclosure: The trip was organized by the District of North Aegean Tourism department, along with a series of activities, accommodation and dining providers mentioned in our articles. Airplane tickets provided by Astra Airlines. As always, all posts are written according to our experience and opinion.

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Ancient Petrified Forest of Lesvos Greece & Natural History Museum - AGreekAdventure - Adventure Travel Blog

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We have never seen the remains of a petrified forest before. The Petrified Forest of Lesvos (Lesvos Geopark) is one of the few discovered around the world. The forest is part of the Global Geopark Network of UNESCO. Read about our other experiences in Lesvos, too.

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Italy dominates the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list with some of the greatest treasures the world has to offer.It has forty three locations around Italy that are places of outstanding cultural and historical value:More than any other European country.

Italy's rich natural heritage combines with cultural traditions are passed down generations all are intimately linked to these World Heritage Sites. They are irreplaceable sources of style and inspiration to this day and for the future.

You could could spend months exploring each site one by one but today we have featured some of the lesser known favourites.These places are unique and diverse, where locals still practice "saper vivere", the art of living well.Starting from northern mountain peaks, we journey across the rolling hills of Tuscany and finish our expedition on the volcanic islands in Sicily.
The Dolomites

This mountain terrain is both dramatically beautiful and full of secret escapes. The high season in the Dolomite is winter but we head there in early Summer which offers a very different experience: The mountains provide unique hikes or for a more relaxed alternative just take a lift to reach the summit and take in the stunning panoramas.

By contrast the Alto Adige has the long lush valleys and has a vast choice of cold rivers and lakes to take a refreshing swim with the dramatic backdrop everywhere by the pink grey sheer cliffs of the Dolomites, it also offers some fabulous local vineyard to sample the increasingly well regarded wine.
Turin: Residences of the Royal House of Savoy

The Savoy residencelocated in the center of Turin and are an amazing blend of artistic, historical and architectural wonders. Built around the XVIII century these structures today are official residences but were once hunting lodges, a favorite activity of the royal family.

The most important building is undoubtedly the Royal Palace, it has already been restored several times and today houses the museum, where numerous centuries-old objects and furnishings are richly adorned by the leading artists of the day.The Residencies are spectacular example of historic craftsmanship in the region.
Valdorcia
One of Tuscany's six World Heritage Sites, Valdorcia is a landscape of gentle rolling hills and countless Renaissance paintings. Situated South East from Siena, this unique area is characterised by soft rolling hills dotted with yellow and red wildflowers, thermal springs, scenic country roads, magnificent vineyards and rows of cypress trees.

You can take the Florence - Rome railway line that passes down the Val di Chiana, leaving at Orcia to to cycle along the deserted country roads.Then nestled amidst this of this wild valley you have a choice of characterful villages of Montalcino and Pienza that are surrounded by olive trees, trattorias with a creative and modern twist where you will find discreet VIPs escaping the city to enjoy the hot summers day.
Assisi

Assisi is a medieval hilltop town in the Umbria region that stretches out on the slopes of the Monte Subasio above the plain where the Topino and Chiascio rivers flow. The Sanctuary of Assisi is one of the oldest existing Gothic churches in Italy, you will find striking white-stone buildings including the Basilica and neighbouring friary with endless Romanesque arches.

After visiting the Basilica you stroll down within the town walls along the narrow cobbled streets containing museums, art galleries and boutiques selling unusual sculptures, pottery creations all crafted by artisans.
Matera

Matera is an unique city in the Basilicata region of southern Italy known for its picturesque Sassi districts: A large ravine divided into two parts dotted with cave dwellings and Rupestrian churches dug into the soft limestone or 'tufa'. The cave houses were inhabited from Paleolithic times until as recently as the 1950's. Today Sassi districts are a fascinating sight that can be explored on foot and one can even stay in a cave house as revived by Sassi hotel which has preserved this heritage but thankfully added some mod-cons.
Aeolian Islands & Panarea

The final stop on our tour of Italy's World Heritage Sites takes us to the remarkably beautiful and extremely varied islands of the Aeolian archipelago.

Designated a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2000, these volcanic origins left a dramatic legacy of black-sand beaches, smouldering craters and rocky coastlines. We island hop amongst Milanese magnates and Sicilian princes around these sparkling jewel like islands.Each has its own individual charms from the spartan conical island of Alicudi, where donkeys are the only form of transport to the international jet-set playground of Panarea.

This season we launch our linen cotton shorts inspired by our travels to the Aeolian island of Panarea. Our light weight linen cotton blend evoke notions of the gentleman traveller, embarking his way through the windswept coastlines, lemon scented trails and plunging down to rocky deserted beaches. The palette is inspired by the volcanic earth tones, wild cacti and the crystalline waters that empower the island.

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UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Made In Italy

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Italy dominates the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list with some of the greatest treasures the world has to offer. It has forty three locations around Italy that are places of outstanding cultural and historical value: More than any other European country. Italy's rich natural heritage combines with cultural traditions a

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Bialowieza primeval forest & village, Poland

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Bialowieza primeval forest & village, Poland

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Bialowieza primeval forest & village, Poland. Europe's last primeval forest & wilderness.

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Cultural Heritage of Bulgaria By pupils of eTwinning school San Tarcisio

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Cultural Heritage of Bulgaria By pupils of eTwinning school San Tarcisio

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Scuola Primaria San Tarcisio e dell'Infanzia Bimbi Lieti

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This is not a video but I wanted to share it with you for your classrooms!!!

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https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/455/gallery/

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In a region of almost inaccessible sandstone peaks, monks settled on these 'columns of the sky' from the 11th century onwards. Twenty-four of these monasteries were built, despite incredible difficulties, at the ...

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OLYMPUSSSSSS!!!!  WHERE THE GODS LIVED!

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I have found this and I loved it!!!! It's about all of us!

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Acropolis

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Our Cultural Heritage in our Local Area .

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Cultural  Heritage Preza  Castle  Albania

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GEORGIA

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My students prepared this video about Turkish culture last year

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My students prepared this video about Turkish culture last year

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about Turkish culture mehmet gedik secondary school