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Name: Șezătoarea – Traditional Romanian Gathering

Description: Șezătoarea is a traditional community gathering where people—especially women—come together to weave, sew, sing, and share stories. It is both a social and cultural event that preserves local crafts, oral traditions, and a strong sense of community. Today, many schools and cultural centres revive șezători to help young people reconnect with Romanian heritage.

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Θράκης, Κομοτηνή

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Θράκης, Κομοτηνή

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Θράκης, Κομοτηνή

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Rúa Patres, 23-9, 15155 Fisterra, A Coruña, España

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In Corcubión, a place to visit

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Mirador Alameda (Cabo da Vila) | Turismo Corcubión

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As Torres do Allo, Zas, the oldest palace in Galicia

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Pazos de GALICIA: Torres do Allo, uno de los pazos más antiguos

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Brandomil, on the Roman origin bridge, not far from the forts and a gold mine in the open air.

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PUENTE PONTE DE BRANDOMIL EN ZAS A CORUÑA

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Puente situado sobre el cauce del río Xallas, que formaba parte del antiguo camino de Santiago a Fisterra antes de ser relevado por un puente de hormigón en los años 40 del siglo XX. Posee cuatro arcos de sillería, tres de ellos de la misma luz, 8.20 metros, y el otro, en un extremo del puente de menor luz, 4.30 metros.

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A dolmen to explain our heritage. We have a heritage classroom.

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Oktoberfest

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Mirador de la Lorilla- Geoparque UNESCO Las Loras, Humada

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This is called Cañón de la Horadada.It was made by the river Pisuerga,there are caves, rainfalls, karstic forms. It is included in the Red of Geoparques Europeos by the UNESCO since May in 2017.

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Mirador de la Lorilla- Geoparque UNESCO Las Loras, Humada

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Mirador de la Lorilla- Geoparque UNESCO Las Loras, Humada

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They are many villages and a lot of people,who live and work in this protected area in Palencia and Burgos,in Spain.

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The Ommegang in Brussels is an annual historical re-enactment held in June that commemorates the 2nd of June 1549, when Emperor Charles V and his son Philip II made a ceremonial entry into the city. It features about 1,400 participants dressed in medieval costumes parading through the historic center to the Grand-Place, bringing to life Brussels' rich folklore and Renaissance heritage (Post by Maud)

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This town hosted the church meeting which gave bird to the very first printed book in Spain in 1472. The first weekend of August all the locals dressed up with old costumes and create a theatre show to recreate the meeting. There is also a party with a huge roasted pig and some artisans sell their products.

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Beginning of September the tomato's diversity weekend takes places in this small village of Valladolid. This place hosts several events related to local agriculture and products so heritage is preserved and getting popular throught the years.

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The Romería de San Isidro del Monte is a traditional pilgrimage celebrated in Trobajo del Camino, León, Spain, in honor of San Isidro, the patron saint of farmers. Families gather in the countryside for a festive day filled with music, traditional food, and community spirit. It reflects the deep agricultural roots and strong sense of local identity in the region.

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La Junta Vecinal celebra este tradicional encuentro este sábado 6 de mayo con una eucaristía y, pendones y procesión

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Example of Cultural Heritage: "Bucovina Loves Life" Festival (Botoșani)

Description: The "Bucovina Loves Life" festival is a traditional cultural event in Botoșani that celebrates the traditions and customs of the Bucovina region. During this festival, locals and visitors can experience folk music, traditional dances, and the region's unique cuisine. It is an important community gathering and an opportunity to keep the cultural tradition of the area alive.

Significance: The festival promotes the cultural identity of the region and helps preserve traditions by involving younger generations in educational and cultural activities. It is an excellent example of integrating cultural heritage in an accessible and attractive way for the general public.

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Comment: The "Bucovina Loves Life" festival could be an excellent starting point for lessons on cultural diversity and the importance of preserving traditions. In class, we could organize activities where students learn about traditional dances and music from this region, or even create a mini festival in their school to promote local traditions. Students could also research traditional culinary practices and learn about typical dishes from Bucovina, encouraging them to actively participate in preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of their region.

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The Ría de Vigo is a unique and picturesque estuary located in the northwest of Spain. This natural landmark is not only known for its stunning beauty but also for its rich history and significance to the local economy and culture. The Ría has been a key site for fishing, shellfishing, and trade for centuries, shaping the livelihood of Vigo's people.

The estuary’s significance extends beyond its economic value; it is a vital cultural symbol of Vigo. Many local traditions, festivals, and culinary practices are rooted in the Ría’s natural resources, particularly seafood, which is at the heart of the region’s gastronomy. The "Mariscada" (seafood feast) is a traditional dish that highlights the connection between the people of Vigo and the waters that surround them.

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Vilnius, Вильнюсское городское самоуправление

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Vilnius, Вильнюсское городское самоуправление

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Vilnius, Вильнюсское городское самоуправление

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One example of cultural heritage from Lithuania is the traditional festival called Joninės, also known as Rasos. Celebrated on the summer solstice, it involves singing, dancing, and jumping over bonfires to honor nature and ancient pagan traditions. People search for the mythical blooming fern, symbolizing luck and love. This festival reflects Lithuania’s deep connection to its folklore and pre-Christian roots.

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Jonìnės (šalutinis kirčiavimo normos variantas - Jõninės) - šventė, švenčiama birželio 24 d., taip pat naktį iš birželio 23 į 24 d., maždaug tuo metu, kai Šiaurės pusrutulyje būna ilgiausia diena ir trumpiausia naktis (vasaros saulėgrįža). Šios šventės ištakos Lietuvoje - Rasa, neretai vadinama daugiskaita ( Rasos) ir Latvijoje - Lyguo. Po krikšto ši šventė susieta su šv. Jono Krikštytojo gimimo diena.

Nors šventė buvo sukrikščioninta, senieji papročiai liko tie patys. Išlikę senieji elementai - vandens, ugnies, augmenijos simbolika, tokie papročiai, kaip vainikų pynimas, meilės bei vestuvių burtai, žoliavimas ir kupoliavimas, paparčio žiedo ieškojimas, laužų kūrenimas, šokinėjimas per ugnį ir pan. (išsamiau žr. Rasos). Sukrikščionintose apeigose vietoj karčių - kupolių žolynais puošiami kryžiai, per pamaldas šventinamos vaistažolės, užuot deginus gyvulines aukas, naudojami gyvulių atvaizdai, statulėlės.

Yra paprotys per Jonines spėti orą. Esą, jei Joninių naktis žvaigždėta, tai Kalėdos bus šaltos ir sniegingos. Jei Joninių naktis debesuota, tai Kalėdos bus lietingos ir vėjuotos. Jei Joninių naktis lietinga, tai Kalėdos bus sniegingos, su pūgomis. Per Jonines paprastai spręsdavo apie derlių: jei per Jonines „kubilėlis lengvai prisipildo žalnieruko (vandenuko), tai aruodėlis lengvai prisipildys grūdelio". O „jei per Jonines saulutė greitai išdžiovina paklodėlę, tai žiemą badaus vaikai ir moteriškėlės". Šie liaudiški spėjimai ėjo iš lūpų į lūpas šiaurinėje Žemaitijoje bei pietinės Latvijos žemėse. Mokslinių tyrimų, patvirtinančių šiuos spėjimus, nebuvo atlikta, bet žemdirbiai pripažįsta, kad Joninių lietus derliui labai naudingas.

Vartai: jie skiria profanišką ir sakralųjį pasaulius, todėl dažnai saulėgrįžos metu ant aukščiausios gyvenvietės vietos yra statomi mediniai vartai. Jie puošiami įvairiomis gėlėmis ir augalais. Įėję pro tuos vartus, žmonės tampa šventės dalyviais.

Ugnis: ant aukuro uždegama ugnis, kuri simbolizuoja moralinį apsivalymą. Aukurui bedegant pasidžiaugiama atliktais darbais, išsakomos ateities viltys, lūkesčiai. Laužas simbolizuoja sveikatą ir laimę šeimyniniame gyvenime, todėl per laužus šokinėja ir jauni, ir seni.

Saulė: buvo tikima, kad saulėgrįžos metu mitologizuota saulė iš savo rūmų išvažiuoja su sidabro, aukso ir deimanto arkliais pas savo vyrą mėnulį. Šio įspūdingo reginio žmonės eidavo stebėti į specialias medines ar akmenines stebyklas. Saulė gali suteikti šviesos derliui, bet gali jį ir sunaikinti, todėl jai buvo meldžiamasi, kad derlius sėkmingai išaugtų. Taip pat jai dėkojama už šilumą, šviesą, prašoma jos kuo daugiau šviesti.

Rasa: gyvybės simbolis. Kuo didesnė rasa buvo šventės rytmetį, tuo geresnio derliaus buvo galima tikėtis. Ji turi gydomųjų galių, todėl žmogus, ryte nusiprausęs rasa, pasijunta žvalesnis, o jo veidas tampa skaistus. Taip pat rasa prausiasi ligoniai, kurie tikisi pasveikti.

Vainikas: nemirtingumo ir meilės simbolis. Vainikus iš gėlių dažniausiai pina merginos. Ąžuolo lapų vainikai, simbolizuojantys stiprybę, buvo pinami ir dovanojami Jonams ir Janinoms arba kabinami ant varduvininkų namo durų. Kai kuriose gyvenvietėse buvo paprotys, nupintą vainiką padėti kryžkelėje: žmonės tikėjo, kad atlikę šį darbą, gali susapnuoti savo ateitį.

Paparčio žiedas: jo ieškoti gali tik drąsus žmogus, kadangi manoma, kad paparčio žiedą saugo raganos. Miško gilumoje suradus papartį, po juo reikia patiesti nosinaitę ar skarelę, aplink jį apibrėžti ratą šermukšnine lazda, padėti indą su šventintu vandeniu, uždegti žvakę ir melstis. Radinį patariama, prasipjovus ranką, įsikišti po oda, kad nepasimestų. Paparčio žiedo ieškoma vidurnaktį, svarbu, kad aplink būtų kurtinanti tyla.

Brazilai Jonines švenčia dvi savaites: savaitę iki šventės ir savaitę po jos. Šioje klimato juostoje gyvenantys žmonės meldžia šventojo Jono lietaus, tad dažniausiai liūčių sezonas sutampa su saulėgrįžos švente.

Latviai šią dieną jie pina ąžuolo vainikus ir dovanoja juos Janiams, o savo automobilius puošia įvairiomis lauko gėlėmis bei ąžuolo šakelėmis.

Estai jie didelę svarbą teikia laužui, kadangi tiki, jog saulėgrįžos naktį uždegtas laužas namus saugos nuo gaisro ištisus metus. Be to, tikima, kad kuo didesnis laužas, tuo labiau jis atbaido blogąsias dvasias.

Portugalai Joninių šventę šioje šalyje simbolizuoja žydintis česnakas. Yra tokia tradicija juo suduoti artimiesiems ir draugams per galvą, kad sektųsi. Jeigu česnako nėra - tiks ir plastikinis plaktukas.

Suomiai Jonines švenčia šeštadienį, tarp birželio 20 ir 26 dienos. Be to, kaip ir lietuviai, ieško paparčio žiedo ir tiki visažinystės mitu.

Danai Joninių naktį ant laužo degina šiaudinę raganą, kuri būna aprengta senais drabužiais. Danai tiki, kad taip ragana pasiunčiama į raganų puotą.

2003 m. Joninės Lietuvoje paskelbtos nedarbo diena. Tai, kad įstatyme minimas tik Joninių vardas, sukėlė diskusijų tarp siekiančių atskirti krikščioniškas Jonines ir senąją saulėgrįžos šventę.

Šiandien pavadinimai Joninės ir Rasos dažnai vartojami kaip sinonimai, tačiau yra teigiančių, kad Joninės - daugiau masių šventė, neretam besisiejanti su triukšmingomis linksmybėmis ar išgertuvėmis, o Rasos - būtina senųjų tradicijų tąsa.

Kadangi Joninės - šv. Jono diena, dabar yra paplitęs paprotys birželio 24 d. sveikinti Jonus ir Janinas. Jie neretai puošiami vainikais. Rengiamos masinės Joninių šventės, ypač daug žmonių suplūsta į Kernavę, ant Rambyno kalno, į Jonavą, dažnai vadinamą „Lietuvos Jonų ir Janinų sostine". Originaliai pažymimas vasaros lygiadienis Aukštaitijos siaurajame geležinkelyje: organizuojamas Jonų traukinys į Joninių šventimą Rekstino miške (Panevėžio rajone). Šiose šventėse susipina Rasų ir Joninių tradicijos - imituojamos apeigos, buriama, tačiau ir sveikinami Jonai.

Taip pat skaitykite

Vasaros saulėgrįžos šventė po valstybinio įteisinimo. Diskusija prie keturkampio stalo Lietuvos liaudies kultūros centre. - „Liaudies kultūra", 2004 m., Nr. 3.

Pranė Dundulienė. Lietuvos etnologija. - V.: Mokslas, 1991.

Tarybų Lietuvos Enciklopedija, A.Grudas, 1995

Joninių burtai: šokių rinkinys (sud. Tamara Kalibataitė). - Vilnius: Lietuvos liaudies kultūros centras, 2008. - 309 p.: brėž., nat. + 1 garso diskas (CD). - ISBN 978-9986-529-71-

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Jonìnės (šalutinis kirčiavimo normos variantas - Jõninės) - šventė, švenčiama birželio 24 d., taip pat naktį iš birželio 23 į 24 d., maždaug tuo metu, kai Šiaurės pusrutulyje būna ilgiausia diena ir trumpiausia naktis (vasaros saulėgrįža). Šios šventės ištakos Lietuvoje - Rasa, neretai vadinama daugiskaita ( Rasos) ir Latvijoje - Lyguo.

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Helesa Tradition - Sinop

An important tradition specific to Sinop, “Helesa”, also known as “Sellime Çıkma”, is performed after the fifteenth day of every Ramadan month.

According to legend, on a stormy winter day, a sailing ship was caught in a storm and took shelter in the port of Sinop. The crew on the ship, which was stranded here for weeks, eventually ran out of provisions and began to starve. Since the crew did not want to beg, they could not ask for anything from anyone. One day, the captain came up with an idea to find food. He immediately told his crew to decorate a lifeboat. The captain and the crew went down to Sinop with this decorated lifeboat and many lanterns in their hands because it was night and they walked around the city singing various folk songs and asked for food from the people. When the people saw this, they gave the sailors various foods and in this way, the sailors were saved from starvation.

Helesa, one of the best examples of the extent of cooperation during the month of Ramadan, has become a tradition repeated every Ramadan in Sinop after this incident.

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Palatul Culturii, Bulevardul Ștefan cel Mare și Sfânt, Iași

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Palatul Culturii, Bulevardul Ștefan cel Mare și Sfânt, Iași

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Palatul Culturii, Bulevardul Ștefan cel Mare și Sfânt, Iași

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It's basically the landmark of my hometown Iasi in Romania. It host over 40 rooms and it used to be the residence of the 15th century ruler, Stephen the Great

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Complex Muzeal Național „Moldova” Iași – Având sediul în Palatul Culturii, Complexul cuprinde 4 muzee de talie națională, Centrul de Cercetare și Conservare – Restaurare a Patrimoniului Cultural Național și 6 obiective muzeistice aflate pe teritoriul județului Iași. ​

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COMPLEXUL MUZEAL NAȚIONAL MOLDOVA IAȘI​​

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Semana Santa de Ferrol (Holy Week of Ferrol)

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Semana Santa de Ferrol (Holy Week of Ferrol)

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The Semana Santa de Ferrol is one of the most important Holy Week celebrations in Galicia, recognized as a Festival of International Tourist Interest. It features centuries-old brotherhoods, elaborate religious processions, traditional music, and a powerful atmosphere that blends faith, art, and community spirit. The event draws thousands of visitors and showcases the deep cultural and historical identity of Ferrol. This celebration can be used to explore symbolism, tradition, and community in cultural heritage. It can also help spark discussions about religious and secular traditions across Europe.

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Zamora recently opened the Zamora Pedagogical Museum (CEMUPE) in March 2025, located in the historical modernist building of the old municipal laboratories. This new museum highlights the evolution of education in Spain, showcasing classroom setups, teaching materials, and artifacts from the 19th century to today. It is divided into five thematic spaces, each reflecting different educational eras.

The museum stands out for its commitment to accessibility, being the first pedagogical museum in Spain designed to be inclusive for all visitors, regardless of ability. It is free to visit and currently open from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with a focus on school groups and educators.

The CEMUPE offers a unique opportunity to explore Spain’s educational history and its impact on society. It's an important resource for teachers, students, and anyone interested in the development of education.

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Inicio - Centro-Museo Pedagógico (CeMuPe)

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El CeMuPe (Centro-Museo Pedagógico de la Universidad de Salamanca) tiene su sede en el los antiguos laboratorios de Zamora, situados en los jardines de su Castillo (Plaza de la Catedral). Aprobado como Centro Propio de esta Universidad en Junta de Gobierno de 27 de julio de 2010, su finalidad se dirige al estudio del patrimonio

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Barcelos, Cidade Criativa da UNESCO

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Osnovna škola Vladimir Nazor, Ulica kralja Tomislava, Đakovo

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Osnovna škola Vladimir Nazor, Ulica kralja Tomislava, Đakovo

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Osnovna škola Vladimir Nazor, Ulica kralja Tomislava, Đakovo

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The Đakovo Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of St. Peter, is a significant example of cultural heritage in Đakovo that holds value not only for Croatia but also for the wider European community. Though it is not officially listed as a European Heritage Label site, it represents the shared European heritage through its art, architecture, and historical context within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, making it a notable part of Europe’s religious and cultural history.

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Papuk UNESCO Geopark is part of the European Geoparks Network and UNESCO Global Geoparks Network whose main goals are protection, education and sustainable development.

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Papuk UNESCO Geopark - Park prirode Papuk

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What is a geopark?
A geopark is an area with a significant geological heritage and a strategy for sustainable economic development and promotion of that heritage for the benefit of the local community. Papuk Geopark is part of the European Geoparks Network and UNESCO Global Geoparks Network whose main goals are protection, education and

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Ufficio Scolastico Regionale per la Sicilia, Via Giovanni Fattori, Palermo, PA

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Ufficio Scolastico Regionale per la Sicilia, Via Giovanni Fattori, Palermo, PA

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Ufficio Scolastico Regionale per la Sicilia, Via Giovanni Fattori, Palermo, PA

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Always on the topic...

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Journée de la langue occitane le 21 février.

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Lisboa, Coimbra, Portugal

Fado music – a traditional Portuguese music genre known for its expressive and melancholic character, often reflecting themes of longing, love, and nostalgia.

Fado was inscribed in 2011 on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list. It’s typically performed with a singer and a Portuguese guitar, and it's deeply connected to the cultural identity of Lisbon and Coimbra.

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This photograph represents one of the most notorious and curious musical expressions that is created in Atentejo, one of the biggest regions of Portugal. Alentejo is a vast and yet unpopulated area these days, the fields of this region were the main source of wheat and barley of the country. Nowadays, it is a region with a full agricultural potential combined with a promising tourism sector to be fully explored. Life was hard back then. People would work in the fields from sunrise to sunset and sometimes, the best way to disguise hunger, men and women would simply sing. That 's how “Cante Alentejano” appeared. In 2014, the recognition arrived in the form of the inscription on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

"Cante Alentejano is a genre of traditional two-part singing performed by amateur choral groups in southern Portugal, characterized by distinctive melodies, lyrics and vocal styles, and performed without instrumentation. Groups consist of up to thirty singers divided into groups. The ponto, in the lower range, starts the singing, followed by the alto, in the higher range, which duplicates the melody a third or a tenth above, often adding ornaments. The entire choral group then takes over, singing the remaining stanzas in parallel thirds. The alto is the guiding voice heard above the group throughout the song. A vast repertoire of traditional poetry is set to existing or newly created melodies. Lyrics explore both traditional themes such as rural life, nature, love, motherhood and religion, and changes in the cultural and social context."

in https://ich.unesco.org/en/RL/cante-alentejano-polyphonic-singing-from-alentejo-southern-portugal-01007

Ludmila, Portugal

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In the small village of Llamas de la Ribera (León, Spain)- like in some other villages in León, Zamora and Tras-Os-Montes region in Portugal- a tradicional Carnival is celebrated. Here, the main element is a masquerade featuring several characters, among which the 'guirrios' are the most iconic figures. These characters wear white linen shirts and trousers, a black sash, and a belt with cowbells, but their most striking feature is a large, colorful conical mask adorned with ribbons, paper flowers, and a tassel.

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Baška Tablet, Jurandvor - The History of the Island of Krk - Experience Concierge

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Visit the island of Krk and discover the history of Croatia from the Baška Tablet, a monument to Croatian language and culture and the Glagolitic script.

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114. Dikmen Yayla Şenliği - Hendek Dikmen Yayla Şenliği Horon #dikmenyaylası #hendek #ağasartv

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Suvača

Discover the unique, dry mill, one of the last of its kind in Europe! Built in 1899, it shows how people used horses to grind grain.

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The Intermunicipal Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments

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SUVAČA - The Intermunicipal Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments

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In Kikinda, on the corner of Nemanjina and Moravska Street, there is a suvač, now the only object of its kind in Vojvodina. On April 19, 1889, Max Adamov of Kikinda bought from Paje Adamov from Kikinda for a sum of three forints, an empty plot of land, 250 acres of land, and used it for a few years as …

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support and co-financing of the Sibiu County Council – through the 2024 cultural agenda – and in partnership with the Brukenthal National Museum, the Tilișca Commune Hall and the City Hall of the State City for Cultural Heritage. Measures to revitalize and protect the Dacian Fortress from Tilișca.

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La inițiativa Asociaţiei Cetatea Dacică Tilişca, în perioada 20 iunie - 30 septembrie 2024, cu sprijinul logistic şi cofinanţarea Consiliului Judeţean Sibiu - prin agenda culturală 2024 - și în parteneriat cu Muzeul Național Brukenthal, Primăria Comunei Tilişca şi Primăria Oraşului Sălişte, se derulează proiectul cultural intitulat Educație pentru patrimoniu. Măsuri de revitalizare și protejare a Cetății dacice de la Tilișca.

Derulat sub coordonarea unui colectiv de specialiști: dr. Gheorghe Vasile Natea, Christian Kaiser, dr. Maria Raluca Teodorescu, Adrian Georgescu, Mihail Chideșa, Florentin Perianu, Ecaterina Natea, proiectul se încadrează, conform ghidului Consiliului Județean Sibiu, în patru mari arii tematice. Acesta e astfel gândit încât, prin activități multiple, să se poată continua, pe de o parte, cercetarea arheologică a cetății dacice de la Tilișca - a cărei importanță națională este subliniată prin încadrarea, pe Lista Monumentelor Istorice din România, în categoria A ,- iar pe de altă parte, la conservarea in situ, restaurarea și valorificarea/punerea în valoare a elementelor cu valoare istorică.

Ce ne va oferi Tilișca

tipărirea unui număr de 300 exemplare de cataloage și a unui număr de 1000 de pliante, pentru promovarea Cetății dacice de la Tilișca, ce vor cuprinde informații despre asociație, istoricul cetății, descoperirile arheologice și importanța lor din punct de vedere științific;

organizarea a două tabere arheologice și de valorificare a patrimoniului istoric, în cadrul cărora se vor desfășura activități artistice de pictură, fotografie și ateliere de confecționat podoabe din perioada dacică, în vederea educării publicului de vârstă școlară în domeniul protejării patrimoniului și al cunoașterii perioadei dacice;

organizarea unei cercetări arheologice în cadrul Cetății dacice de la Tilișca, în vederea îmbogățirii cunoștințelor despre civilizația dacică din Transilvania în perioada secolelor II î. Chr. - I d. Chr;

organizarea de activități de diseminare: ghidaje și activități educative în cadrul Cetății dacice de la Tilișca, respectiv, în cadrul expoziției permanente din cadrul Muzeului Național Brukenthal Sibiu - Muzeul de Istorie Casa Altemberger.

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Educație pentru patrimoniu la... Cetatea Dacică Tilişca - Sibiu 100

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La inițiativa Asociaţiei Cetatea Dacică Tilişca, în perioada 20 iunie - 30 septembrie 2024, cu sprijinul logistic şi cofinanţarea Consiliului Judeţean La inițiativa Asociaţiei Cetatea Dacică Tilişca, în perioada 20 iunie - 30 septembrie 2024 se derulează proiectul cultural intitulat Educație pentru patrimoniu. Măsuri de revitalizare și protejare a Cetății dacice de la Tilișca.

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In Valladolid, where I live, we have a delicious gastronomy. We are known specially for our roast lamb, cooked on a stone kild. For drinking, we have differents varieties of wine: red, white and rosé. On our province you can find vineyards for every variety. They are set on differents parts of the region. Near the Duero river, you will see the red wine. This is the Ribera del Duero region. It's one of the most famous wine in Spain, specially drink with lamb or meat.

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En los últimos años, la región de la Ribera del Duero ha ganado un reconocido prestigio internacional gracias a sus vinos Ribera del Duero de alta calidad y la rica tradición vinícola que los respalda.

Con el año 2025 acercándose, las expectativas sobre las tendencias vinícolas de esta Denominación de Origen están en aumento, con numerosos eventos y cambios que se anticipan moldearán la industria.

En este artículo, vamos a presentarte las tendencias para la DO Ribera del Duero en 2025, además de los eventos clave que podrían elevar aún más la popularidad de esta región.

Tendencias para la DO Ribera del Duero en 2025
Enfoques sustentables en la producción vinícola
La sostenibilidad se ha convertido en un pilar fundamental en la producción de vinos, y la Ribera del Duero no es la excepción. Esta región está abrazando prácticas vitivinícolas que no solo protegen el medio ambiente, sino que también aseguran la longevidad de sus viñedos.
¿Cómo está impactando la sostenibilidad en la Ribera del Duero?
Indiscutiblemente, la adopción de prácticas sostenibles está transformando la manera en que se cultivan las uvas en la Ribera del Duero. Los viticultores están implementando técnicas de cultivo orgánico, reduciendo el uso de pesticidas y fertilizantes químicos, y adoptando métodos de riego más eficientes. Estas prácticas no solo protegen el entorno natural de la región, sino que también mejoran la calidad de las uvas al fomentar un crecimiento más saludable.

Además, bodegas de renombre como Vega Sicilia están liderando con ejemplo, estableciendo estándares altos de sostenibilidad que inspiran a otras bodegas a seguir el mismo camino. En este sentido, el compromiso con la sostenibilidad no solo está enraizando prácticas ecológicas, sino que también está generando interés en el mercado internacional por los vinos que valoran el respeto al medio ambiente.

Innovaciones tecnológicas en la industria del vino

La tecnología está desempeñando un papel crucial en la evolución del sector vinícola, permitiendo a los productores mejorar la calidad de sus vinos mediante innovaciones que optimizan todos los aspectos del proceso de producción.
¿Qué papel juega la tecnología en la mejora de la calidad de los vinos?
Las innovaciones tecnológicas están transformando la producción de vino en la Ribera del Duero al ofrecer herramientas que permiten una vigilancia precisa de los viñedos y una identificación optimizada de las mejores prácticas de fermentación. Instrumentos como sensores de humedad y aplicaciones de big data permiten a los viticultores analizar las condiciones del suelo y las viñas en tiempo real, garantizando así que cada paso del proceso se alinee perfectamente con las necesidades específicas de la uva.

Asimismo, la inteligencia artificial se está incorporando en el análisis sensorial para predecir el envejecimiento óptimo y las mezclas perfectas, lo que ayuda a las bodegas a proporcionar vinos con una calidad excepcional. Estas innovaciones no solo mejoran la producción actual, sino que promueven la creación de vinos innovadores, posicionando a la Ribera del Duero como una región pionera en el sector.

Preferencias del consumidor moderno

El consumidor de vino de hoy es más exigente y cuenta con una amplia gama de opciones, lo que ha llevado a un cambio en las tendencias de consumo que las bodegas de la Ribera del Duero buscan satisfacer.
¿Cuál es la tendencia en el consumo de vino para los consumidores actuales?
En tiempos recientes, se observa que los consumidores modernos están mostrando un mayor interés por los vinos que cuentan con denominaciones de origen auténticas y prácticas de producción sostenibles. Están dispuestos a explorar nuevos sabores y experiencias vinícolas, con una preferencia creciente por vinos que ofrecen una historia única y trazabilidad.

A pesar de que el vino tinto sigue siendo el favorito, los consumidores están abiertos a explorar variedades menos convencionales, lo que ha llevado a las bodegas a experimentar con uvas autóctonas y a desarrollar nuevos productos. Esta versatilidad y adaptabilidad han fortalecido la posición de la Ribera del Duero en el mercado global, respondiendo a las expectativas de un público cada vez más informado y consciente.

Eventos clave que moldearán la popularidad de la región
Ferias y exposiciones internacionales
Las ferias y exposiciones son plataformas vitales para mostrar la calidad y diversidad de los vinos de la Ribera del Duero, abriendo puertas a mercados internacionales y atrayendo la atención de entusiastas del vino de todas partes del mundo.
¿Cómo influyen estos eventos en el reconocimiento global de la DO Ribera del Duero?
Los grandes eventos vinícolas, como Vinexpo y Prowein, brindan una oportunidad inigualable para que la Ribera del Duero exhiba su oferta única a una audiencia global. También el Sonorama Ribera 2025, un festival de música internacional, de la que la DO Ribera del Duero es patrocinadora. Al participar en estos eventos, las bodegas tienen la ocasión de interactuar directamente con importadores, distribuidores y expertos vinícolas, estableciendo relaciones comerciales que pueden expandir su alcance internacional.

Además, estas ferias permiten a los productores obtener retroalimentación directa y observar las tendencias vinícolas emergentes, lo que les ayuda a ajustar sus estrategias y seguir siendo competitivos en un mercado en constante evolución. Así, las exhibiciones internacionales no solo promueven el reconocimiento de la región, sino que también proporcionan oportunidades para la innovación y la expansión del mercado.
Colaboraciones y alianzas estratégicas
Las alianzas estratégicas desempeñan un papel crucial en el crecimiento y la promoción de la Ribera del Duero a nivel internacional, especialmente al asociarse con marcas consolidadas como Vega Sicilia. También con instituciones educativas, como el "Master of Wine" Tim Atkins, que en noviembre de 2024 ha dado a la excelencia de la Denominacion de Origen, y en 2025 se seguirá buscando estos avales a la innovación y tradición en esta región castellana.
¿Qué impacto tienen las alianzas en la expansión de la DO Ribera del Duero?
Establecer colaboraciones con marcas prestigiosas permite a las bodegas de la Ribera del Duero acceder a nuevos mercados y atraer la atención de consumidores fieles a dichas marcas. Al asociarse con empresas reconocidas, las bodegas pueden beneficiarse de su red de distribución y marketing, además de compartir conocimientos y experiencias que faciliten el desarrollo de nuevos productos.

Por ejemplo, a través de alianzas con Vega Sicilia, los productores de la región pueden aprender de sus pioneras técnicas de vinificación y sus estrategias de mercado, facilitando un camino hacia la expansión global y la consolidación de la Ribera del Duero como un referente mundial en la industria del vino. Estas asociaciones no solo fortalecen los lazos comerciales, sino que también fomentan el crecimiento sostenido y la innovación en la región.

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En los últimos años, la región de la Ribera del Duero ha ganado un reconocido prestigio internacional gracias a sus vinos

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Iași is one of the most culturally rich towns in Romania, the second-largest city in my country. It boasts wonderful landscapes, including the Palace of Culture, Copou Garden, and numerous museums. It is well known for its beautiful hills, its hospitable people, its great traditional dishes.

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Rijeka – A City by the Sea

Rijeka is a coastal city in western Croatia, known for its rich maritime history and diverse cultural influences. As one of the country's largest ports, it has long connected Central Europe to the Adriatic Sea. Rijeka was the European Capital of Culture in 2020, celebrating its unique mix of architecture, music, and traditions.

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ENTROIDO

In this place of Galicia, Carnival is known as Entroido. This party is very traditional and everyone of all ages join together to celebrate it

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Muzej tambure, Vukovarska ulica, Slavonski Brod

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Muzej tambure, Vukovarska ulica, Slavonski Brod

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Muzej tambure, Vukovarska ulica, Slavonski Brod

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The 1st tambura (our national, Slavonian instrument) museum in the world. In my hometown! So proud.

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AVILA'S WALL (by Virginia, Ávila, Spain)

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In Ávila we have a 2,5 km medieval wall that has been declared a tangible cultural heritage site by UNESCO since 1985.

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An example of cultural heritage from the city of Roman is the St. Nicholas Church, built in the 18th century. It is an important religious and cultural symbol of the region, housing valuable icons and religious artifacts. Every year, on St. Nicholas' Day, Roman hosts religious events and festivals, bringing the community together to celebrate local traditions and history.

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Anfiteatro Romano - Parco Archeologico Urbs Salvia, Contrada Anfiteatro, Urbisaglia, MC

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Anfiteatro Romano - Parco Archeologico Urbs Salvia, Contrada Anfiteatro, Urbisaglia, MC

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Anfiteatro Romano - Parco Archeologico Urbs Salvia, Contrada Anfiteatro, Urbisaglia, MC

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The Archaeological Park of Urbs Salvia covers approximately 40 hectares and is the most important and spectacular in the Marche region. The visitor's path, which winds along pleasant trails descending through a comfortable route of about one kilometer, allows you to fully appreciate the structure of a typical Roman city. At the highest point lies the Aqueduct Reservoir, consisting of two parallel galleries that supplied water to the city below. Further down is the Theater, one of the largest in Italy and the only one that preserves significant traces of painted plaster. It was built in bricks at the beginning of the 1st century AD. Below it, the "Building with Large Niches" served as a scenic connection between the various levels of the city, linking the theater plateau above with the forum. At the foot of the hill stands the majestic sacred area, consisting of a smaller temple and a large Temple with a cryptoporticus, an underground corridor where visitors can admire exquisite frescoes featuring iconography related to Augustan propaganda and delightful panels with animal scenes interspersed with lunar masks. Outside the imposing City Walls, which reach up to five meters in height in some sections, is the Amphitheater, commissioned by Lucius Flavius Silva Nonius Bassus at the end of the 1st century AD. Near the Amphitheater are two impressive funerary monuments. Finally, a visit to the State Archaeological Museum provides an overview of Roman civilization at this site.

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Fiestas de San Juan - Soria, España.

Divided into twelve Squads that are a legacy of the ancient repopulating neighborhoods, Soria begins to celebrate San Juan days, even months before the actual festivities: the Catapán, the first Sunday of May, the desencajonamiento or 'unpacking' of the bulls in the bullring and in Cañada Honda, the Lavalenguas or the Purchase of the bull.

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Página Oficial de Turismo de Soria dónde te explicamos qué ver y qué hacer al visitar la ciudad. Descarga folletos informativos o crea tu ruta personalizada.

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Every year during Carnival, the ‘diabolical’ figures of the Caretos - masked boys with colourful fringed costumes, pointy-nosed faces made of tin or leather and rattles around their waists - roam the streets of Podence, in the north of Portugal, making noise and messing with passers-by.

Preserving this tradition for centuries, and its current importance in the region's cultural events were key factors in UNESCO classifying the Podence Carnival as Intangible World Heritage.

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The trams in Osijek exist since 1884 and over the years they have been modified and preserved and taken good care of. Now, the city owns 2 electric trams and 8 more are on the way produced by the Croatian factory Končar. The citizens are very proud of them!

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The Osijek tram system is operated by the City Transport of Osijek (GPP Osijek) and serves the city of Osijek, capital of the Slavonia region of Croatia.

The Osijek network is the only Croatian tram system still in existence outside Zagreb. Services have operated continuously since the first horse-car tram line was opened in 1884 (connecting the railway station and city square), and the first electric tram ran in 1926.

The present network consists of two lines which intersect in the city square (Trg Ante Starčevića) and the fleet consists of refurbished Tatra T3 PVO vehicles and some newly acquired second hand Duewag GT6. During the Croatian War of Independence, five Tatra T3 streetcars were destroyed and two female drivers were killed in 1991/92.

There is also an old Škoda tourist heritage tram, which can be rented for special occasions. The tram dates back to the start of electrical operation, back in 1926.

All tracks are at 1000 mm ( metre gauge) width. There are three terminal loops, and two loops used rarely only when shorter route service is provided. There is also an inner city loop for the part of line 2, which connects the main railway station with the city centre. Unlike line 1, which is double track in its whole length, line 2 is composed of a loop segment, a double track segment and the remainder being single track with passing loops. At the main vehicle depot (Remiza) there is a track triangle structure used regularly for turning tramway vehicles when starting and/or ending service.

In November 2014, Line 1 was extended from Višnjevac Sjever to Višnjevac Okretište.

A 2018 reorganization of public transport which abolished the tariff union between GPP and the private transport operators reintroduced the city centre circulator, connecting the main square and the city's railway station. Popularly known as the "Kolodvorac" (lit. Station-runner), the line previously existed until 2008, when it was abolished. However, this line was removed again on 15th April 2019 due to a low amount of passengers and a bad time organisation with Line 2.

Line 1: Višnjevac - Trg Ante Starčevića - Zeleno polje

Line 2: Trg Ante Starčevića - Bikara - Kolodvor - Trg Ante Starčevića

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The Osijek tram system is operated by the City Transport of Osijek (GPP Osijek) and serves the city of Osijek, capital of the Slavonia region of Croatia. The Osijek network is the only Croatian tram system still in existence outside Zagreb.

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Trillos.

It used to be really common in this town in Segovia to create boards for the fields to get the wheat grain out.

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Valladolid has a cathedral that is a World Heritage Site, dating back to the 16th century and was supposed to be the largest in Christendom.

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Lighthouses are a cultural and architectural heritage of great value. Even more so if we consider the important role they play. Their lights guide us through breathtaking scenery.

https://turismoferrolterra.es/en/lighthouses/

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Lighthouses are a cultural and architectural heritage of great value. Even more so if we consider the important role they play. Their lights guide us through breathtaking scenery.

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Torre dell'Orologio: Tower of the Palazzo della Ragione that has housed an astronomical clock since 1473

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The origin of Vila do Conde's "Rendas de Bilros" (Bobble Lace) dates back to the 16th century, but its genesis is still controversial. In any case, it is assumed that this technique was brought from northern Europe by sailors and merchants, who maintained close links with the trading post of Flanders.

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Associação para Defesa do Artesanato e Património

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Rendas de Bilros - Associação para Defesa do Artesanato e Património

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A origem das Rendas de Bilros de Vila do Conde remonta ao século XVI, mas a sua génese ainda é controversa. Em todo o caso, presume-se que esta técnica tenha sido trazida do Norte da Europa por marinheiros e comerciantes, que mantinham estreitas ligações com o entreposto comercial da Flandres. Em plena epopeia dos Descobrimentos, […]

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Bodrum is one of the 13 districts of Muğla. The district is known today as an important tourism center, and Bodrum has some unique features that are effective in this. Bodrum is a district known not only in Türkiye but also in the world for tourism. In terms of population, it has surpassed Menteşe and Fethiye in the province and has the title of the largest district.[2]

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Cathedral of Burgos

The Cathedral of Burgos is a stunning example of Gothic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is renowned for its magnificent facade, intricate sculptures, and beautiful stained glass windows. The cathedral has been a significant religious and cultural center since its construction began in 1221.

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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
The Burgos Cathedral is located in the historical centre of the Spanish city of the same name, in the Autonomous Community of Castilla y León, in the northern Iberian Peninsula. The inscribed property encompasses 1.03 ha.

Construction on the Cathedral began in 1221 and was completed in 1567. It is a comprehensive example of the evolution of Gothic style, with the entire history of Gothic art exhibited in its superb architecture and unique collection of art, including paintings, choir stalls, reredos, tombs, and stained-glass windows.

The plan of the Cathedral is based on a Latin Cross of harmonious proportions of 84 by 59 metres. The three-story elevation, the vaulting, and the tracery of the windows are closely related to contemporary models of the north of France. The portals of the transept (the Puerta del Sarmental to the south and the Puerta de la Coronería to the north) may also be compared to the great sculpted ensembles of the French royal domain, while the enamelled, brass tomb of Bishop Mauricio resembles the so-called Limoges goldsmith work. Undertaken after the Cathedral, the two-storied cloister, which was completed towards 1280, still fits within the framework of the French high Gothic.

After a hiatus of nearly 200 years, work resumed on the Burgos Cathedral towards the middle of the 15th century and continued for more than 100 years. The work done during this time consisted of embellishments of great splendour, assuring the Cathedral's continued world-renown status. The workshop was composed of an international team, and among the most famous architects were Juan de Colonia, soon relieved by his son Simon (responsible for the towers and open spires of the facade, the Constable's chapel, and the Saint Anne's chapel) and Felipe de Borgoña, assisted by numerous collaborators (responsible for the choir, cupola, and lantern tower over the transept crossing). When two of these architects, Juan de Vallejo and Juan de Castañeda, completed the prodigious cupola with its starred vaulting in 1567, the Burgos Cathedral unified one of the greatest known concentrations of late Gothic masterpieces: the Puerta de la Pellejería (1516) of Francisco de Colonia, the ornamental grill and choir stalls, the grill of the chapel of the Presentation (1519), the retable of Gil de Siloe in the Constable's chapel, the retable of Gil de Siloe and Diego de la Cruz in Saint Anne's chapel, the staircase of Diego de Siloe in the north transept arm (1519), the tombs of Bishop Alonso de Cartagena, Bishop Alonso Luis Osorio de Acuña, the Abbot Juan Ortega de Velasco, the Constable Pedro Hernández de Velasco and, his wife Doña Mencía de Mendoza, etc.

Thereafter, the cathedral continued to be a monument favoured by the arts: the Renaissance retable of the Capilla Mayor by Rodrigo and Martin de la Haya, Domingo de Berriz, and Juan de Anchieta (1562-1580), the tomb of Enrique de Peralta y Cardenas in the chapel of Saint Mary, the chapel of Santa Tecla, and the "trascoro" of the 18th century.

Criterion (ii): Burgos Cathedral has exerted, at different times throughout history, a considerable influence on the evolution of architecture and the arts. The Cathedral played an important role in the diffusion of the forms of 13th-century, French Gothic art in Spain. The internationally important Cathedral's workshop in the 15th and 16th centuries, where artists from the Rhineland, Burgundy, and Flanders trained Spanish architects and sculptors, created one of the most flourishing schools at the end of the Middle Ages. The Cathedral's also served as a model throughout the 19th century, i.e. the French architect Garnier was inspired by the staircase of Diego de Siloe when he created that of the Opera in Paris.

Criterion (iv): Burgos offers a celebrated example of an integral Gothic cathedral with its chapels, cloister, and annexes. Built over more than four centuries, the Cathedral bears testimony to the creative genius of architects, sculptors, and craftsmen throughout these periods.

Criterion (vi): Burgos Cathedral, with the tomb of El Cid and his wife Doña Jimena, is intimately linked to the history of the Reconquista and Spanish unity. Several members of the early royal house of Castile rest beneath the main altar. The memory of Saint Ferdinand is linked to the construction of this symbolic monument of the Spanish monarchy.
Integrity
The property contains all key attributes to express its Outstanding Universal Value. The monument has been maintained as an integral Gothic cathedral, with chapels, cloister, and annexes; and is an extraordinary summary of European Gothic influences, which can be admired in every component of the structure, from the facades and chapels to the stained glass windows and sculptures. Regular works of maintenance have helped to sustain the material integrity of the monument. There are no negative effects from urban development, since it is legally protected at the highest level of Spanish law, with every action strictly controlled to preserve the Outstanding Universal Value of the property.
Authenticity
The Burgos Cathedral retains all the key features of authenticity in respect to location, materials, form, and design. Over time, continuous maintenance works have taken place under control and supervision of the Administration Departments in charge of protection and conservation of Cultural Heritage. The basis for these interventions is set out in the Director Plan. Regular restoration works in different parts of the monument have been undertaken, as well as several studies - including chemical and microclimatic analyses, and on the deterioration of the materials, especially the stone, due to dampness - in order to maintain the extraordinary cultural value of the monument. As a result, the authenticity of the Burgos Cathedral has been preserved.
Protection and management requirements
The protection and management of Burgos Cathedral is under the responsibility and supervision of the Junta de Castilla y León, through the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, and the Cathedral Chapter as the owner of the property.

Any intervention on the Cathedral requires administrative authorisation according to the current Cultural Heritage Laws (Law 12/2002, 11 July, of Cultural Heritage of Castilla y León y Decree 37/2007, 19 April, that approves the Rules for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Castilla y León and Law 16/1985, 25 June, of Spanish Historic Heritage). As a result, the Commission for Cultural Heritage of Castilla y León must approve all projects concerning the Cathedral prior to initiation.

The Burgos Cathedral has a Director Plan used as an instrument to analyse and plan any needed interventions for its adequate conservation. The Plan guarantees the constant maintenance of the Cathedral.

In respect to urban planning, a Special Plan for the Protection of the Historic City includes all the monumental surroundings of the Cathedral, which also overlaps with the surroundings of the Route of Santiago de Compostela. The Special Plan sets out the regulations for this area, with strict guidelines for general, urban development and for the uses of buildings in this area. In particular, the protection level of the Cathedral in this Plan is fully comprehensive, and the authorized actions are: consolidation, restoration, and conservation, as well as the use of adaptations that do not result in deterioration or irreversible interventions.

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In the small parish of Darbo, in the Council of Cangas de Morrazo, every 9th of September, people celebrate the Virgin of Darbo.

There is an ancient dance in which men and women dace to the Virgin. Men wear black suits with hats and long black amber earrings. Women wear white dresses and high hats decorated with flowers.

They dance to the traditional music with bagpipes, tambourines and castanets.

These kind of dancings are scattered along the Galician Geography, but in the Council of Cangas de Morrazo, many can be seen: Santiago de Hío, San Andrés de Aldán, Santa Cristina de Cobres...

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The forgotten route to St James

https://www.caminoolvidado.com/in-detail/

This route passes along Boñar, showcasting a breathtaking scenary that is hard to fall into oblivion.This is our intangible heritage that worths a stroll

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When the tomb of St James the Apostle was discovered during the reign of Alfonso II of Asturias, a wave of pilgrimage began that continues to this day. Pilgrims from all over Christendom went to Compostela via different routes: first along the difficult paths of the Cantabrian coast, and then through the passes of the Cantabrian Mountains, taking advantage of the old roads established by the Romans. With the consolidation of the Kingdom of León to the south of the River Douro and the securing of the border with Moorish territory, the French Way became increasingly popular, with the other routes fading into the background.

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The Guláns Kings' Dance is a centuries-old tradition from the parish of Guláns, in Ponteareas (Galicia), celebrated during the Feast of the Three Kings. A group of dancers, dressed in traditional attire, perform figures to the rhythm of music in honor of the Three Kings. It is a cultural expression passed down from generation to generation and a symbol of local identity.

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Holy Week in León. Even though I am not catholic I believe that la Semana Santa from León presents a wide variety of opportunities for both locals and tourists to experience. From our delicious food, drinks and tapas to the cultural heritage taken down generations for over 400 years!

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The Ortaköy Mosque, one of Istanbul's most picturesque landmarks, is a jewel of the Bosphorus. This 19th-century Ottoman masterpiece blends Baroque and Neo-Classical architectural styles, designed by the renowned architect Nikogos Balyan. With its stunning waterfront location against the backdrop of the Bosphorus Bridge, it captivates visitors daily. Beyond its visual charm, the mosque symbolizes Istanbul's rich multicultural heritage, standing in Ortaköy—a historic neighborhood where diverse communities once thrived together. Whether admired for its silhouette at sunset or its intricate interior details, the Ortaköy Mosque remains a timeless icon of Istanbul's architectural and cultural legacy.

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In Terceira island, in the archipelago of the Azores (an autonomous region of Portugal), there is a cultural manifestation that goes by the name of "Carnaval da ilha Terceira". A 500 year old tradition that manifests itself in dozens of informal groups that go around the island for three days during Carnival. They perform original songs and play out original theatre plays, in rhyme and comedy. Thousand of people take part in this celebration and it is immaterial heritage of Portugal.

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Salamanca is a historic city in western Spain, renowned for its stunning golden sandstone architecture, particularly its Plaza Mayor and the ancient University of Salamanca. It's a vibrant student city with a rich cultural heritage and a lively atmosphere.

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La Feriona is a great festive day in Villablino. It takes place every 12th October. It is an ancient open air market. In the past, it was mainly a cattle market. Now, you can buy all types of items from traditional autumn food: nuts, chestnust, wallnuts... but you can also buy any type of clothes, food, cutlery and farm tools.

It is traditional to eat octopus in Villablino that day. "Pulpeiros" from the nearby Galicia come to prepare this delicious dish.

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Leyla Çinici Türkiye

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The power of the word “dor” in a Romanian person’s heart is reflected in one of my favourite songs, “Dorul călător”, sung by Tudor Gheorghe. It shows the profundity and intensity of how much Romanians miss the people and the places that they love the most.

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Colegiul Naţional Spiru Haret, Bulevardul Victoriei, Tecuci

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Colegiul Naţional Spiru Haret, Bulevardul Victoriei, Tecuci

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Colegiul Naţional Spiru Haret, Bulevardul Victoriei, Tecuci

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Mini- museum https://www.canva.com/design/DAGhQw50rlo/hWZ6RrZiX0Zb-gpGNL5KXA/edit?utm_content=DAGhQw50rlo&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

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The current church stands on the site of a previous Romanesque church, of which only the tower remains. In the 15th century, it was decided to expand this church due to the importance the town acquired through its support of the Catholic Monarchs.

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Autorizo o tratamento das informações e os dados pessoais por mim fornecidos ao Município de Santa Maria da Feira. Não obstante, enquanto titular dos dados pessoais, posso, a qualquer momento, alterar o meu consentimento ou simplesmente retirá-lo, sem, no entanto, comprometer "... a licitude do tratamento efetuado com base no consentimento previamente dado". Para tal, basta enviar um e-mail para rgpd@cm-feira.pt, ou, em alternativa, dirigir-se à receção do Balcão de Atendimento Geral do Município de Santa Maria da Feira. Consulte a nossa política de privacidade

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Festa das Fogaceiras - Câmara Municipal de Santa Maria da Feira

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Autorizo o tratamento das informações e os dados pessoais por mim fornecidos ao Município de Santa Maria da Feira. Não obstante, enquanto titular dos dados pessoais, posso, a qualquer momento, alterar o meu consentimento ou simplesmente retirá-lo, sem, no entanto, comprometer "... a licitude do tratamento efetuado com base no consentimento previamente dado".

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The city of Guimarães was Europe's Capital of Culture in 2012. A visit to Guimarães is worthwhile due to its historical centre, the rickety houses and medieval buildings, recognised in 2001 as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, due to the way its people welcome visitors to this unique city.

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Guimarães 2012 European Capital of Culture

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The Potato Festival of Coristanco is a flagship celebration on the Costa da Morte that highlights one of the region’s most iconic products: the potato. With over forty editions behind it, this festival blends tradition, gastronomy, and local identity. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of potato-based dishes, explore agricultural exhibitions, take part in contests, and enjoy live music suitable for all ages. It stands out for the strong involvement of the local community and its commitment to high-quality, local produce.

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Experience Natural Attractions Cultural sights Souvenirs Wine cellars Activities Nightlife Events Natural Attractions Cultural sights Souvenirs Wine cellars Activities Nightlife Events The following tales are quite common here: Somewhere deep inside Kopački rit, a fledgeling grey heron is cautiously waiting … Read More

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Iglesia de Santo Domingo, Plaza Condes de Lérida, Soria

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Iglesia de Santo Domingo, Plaza Condes de Lérida, Soria

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Iglesia de Santo Domingo, Plaza Condes de Lérida, Soria

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The church of Santo Domingo, formerly of Santo Tomé, is a Catholic temple in the Spanish city of Soria that dates back to the twelfth century, although with reforms in later times. It changed its dedication to Santo Domingo when the parish was suppressed at the end of the nineteenth century, then becoming a convent church. It was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument by decree of June 3, 1931. Inside rests in an annexed chapel the body of Sister Clara de la Concepción Sánchez, declared venerable mother by Pope Francis on April 3, 2014.

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Кам'яна могила, Запорізька область

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Кам'яна могила, Запорізька область

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Кам'яна могила, Запорізька область

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Βόλος 384 46, Ελλάδα

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Neolithic settlements of Dimini and Sesklo, indicate that Volos has been inhabited since 6000 BCE

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The tiella of Gaeta is a traditional stuffed pizza from Gaeta, a coastal town in Lazio, Italy. This dish consists of two layers of leavened dough encasing a variety of filling, including vegetables like escarole, onions, and spinach, or seafood such as cod, octopus, sardines, anchovies, and mussels. Historically, it served as a practical meal for farmers and fishermen, preserving ingredients for extended period and facilitating easy transport. The name “tiella” refers to the metal pan in which it is baked. King Ferdinand IV of Bourbon described it as “a first course, a second course, and even a third”

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The "encaixe de Camariñas" is a traditional bobbin lacework. Now is enhaced by new designers that brings to fashion the traditional pieces of work.

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Meštrović Mausoleum, the final resting place of the world-famous sculptor Ivan Meštrović

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Crkva Presvetog Otkupitelja - Muzej Ivana Mestrovica

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Ahmet ali BABACAN

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The Painted Monasteries of Northern Moldavia

Located in the historical region of Bucovina, in northern Romania, the Painted Monasteries are some of the most unique and valuable treasures of Romanian and European cultural heritage. Built in the 15th and 16th centuries, these Orthodox monasteries are internationally renowned for their vivid exterior frescoes, which have remarkably withstood the test of time.

The most famous among them include:

Voroneț Monastery, often called the "Sistine Chapel of the East," known for its intense blue pigment, "Voroneț Blue," and its depiction of the Last Judgment.

Sucevița, with its elegant blend of Gothic and Byzantine styles and extensive mural scenes.

Moldovița, Humor, and Arbore, each with stunning biblical scenes, saints, prophets, and symbolic representations meant to teach the faith to the largely illiterate population of the time.

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Manisa Mesir Festival

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7 Ton Macun Etrafa Saçıldı! Uluslararası Mesir Macunu Festivali'nde İzdiham! | NTV

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Galician Traditional Music as an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC)

In 2023, the Xunta de Galicia began the process to declare Galician traditional music and dance as an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC), under the category of intangible cultural heritage. This recognition highlights the historical, social, and cultural value of expressions such as the muiñeira, traditional songs, the use of instruments like the Galician bagpipe (gaita), tamboril (drum), and zanfona (hurdy-gurdy), as well as traditional dances and costumes.

Working on this topic in 6th grade allows students to explore cultural identity, respect for traditions, and the appreciation of diversity within musical heritage. Through activities such as learning a traditional piece, attending a local folk performance, or inviting traditional musicians to the classroom, music becomes a powerful tool for citizenship education.

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Alytus, Alytus District Municipality, Lithuania

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Alytus, Alytus District Municipality, Lithuania, Jonė Poliakiene

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Alytus, Alytus District Municipality, Lithuania, Jonė Poliakiene

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The Alytus Regional Museum is a key cultural institution in the city, showcasing the rich history and traditions of the region. The museum features a variety of exhibits, including archaeological findings, local crafts, and artifacts from different historical periods, offering a deep insight into the evolution of Alytus and its surrounding areas. It serves as a hub for preserving and sharing the cultural heritage of the region.

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The Alytus Regional Museum was established in 1928. Modern and interactive expositions creatively tell the history of the region. Explore the dzūkas yard of the beginning of the 20th century. Visit the barn, explore the granary, listen to the Dzūkija dialect and touch the exhibits. Then - to proudly walk down the Vilnius Street of Alytus in 1915, slip into a tavern and feel the spirit of that time. The history of Alytus is uniquely presented by the exhibition "Life on the Side of the Nemunas". You can also tour the museum virtually - www.alytausmuziejus.lt/muziejus-turas

The museum hosts educational activities for students and adults.

It is recommended to check the opening hours of the museum before visiting.
GPS: 54.397854, 24.050482 (WGS)
Authors of photographs: B. Malaškevičiūtė, G. Tamošiūnienė.

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The Alytus Regional Museum was established in 1928. Modern and interactive expositions creatively tell the history of the region. Explore the dzūkas...

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Aušra Mardosiene, Alytus, Alytus District Municipality

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Aušra Mardosiene, Alytus, Alytus District Municipality

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Merkinė Hillfort is an ancient historical site located near the town of Merkinė in the Alytus region. This impressive fortification dates back to the 9th–12th centuries and was strategically built on a hill overlooking the confluence of the Merkys and Neman rivers. The site offers a glimpse into the medieval period of Lithuania and is closely connected to the development of early Lithuanian statehood.

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Jelačić plac, Gornji Grad - Medveščak, Zagreb

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Jelačić plac, Gornji Grad - Medveščak, Zagreb

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Jelačić plac, Gornji Grad - Medveščak, Zagreb

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Name: Licitar Hearts (Licitar)

Description: Licitar hearts are colorfully decorated, handmade cookies made of honey dough, traditionally given as symbols of love and affection in Croatia, especially during festivals and holidays. They are an important part of the cultural identity of Zagreb and are recognized by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage.

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Πηγές Αγίας Βαρβάρας, Drama, Greece

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Πηγές Αγίας Βαρβάρας, Drama, Greece

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Πηγές Αγίας Βαρβάρας, Drama, Greece

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The Springs of Agia Varvara are located in Drama, a town of Northern Greece. They are natural springs that provide a place of extreme beauty.

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Qristine Ashughyan

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Castle Mailath-Prandau

The construction of this nice castle begun in 1903 in the place of a baroque style building (belonged to the Prandau family earlier), after the visit by Emperor Francis Joseph to Donji Miholjac. Although it seems much older. The administrator of the Miholjac manor, Count Ladislav Mailath built it in English Tudor style, which is abundant with numerous towers, mansard windows, and spacious terraces and balconies. The building has 50 rooms with circa 3,500 square meters of usable space. The interior was decorated with count's hunting trophies from trips to Asia and Africa. The ground floor was designed for everyday stay, the winter and summer dining rooms, music room, dance hall, library and castle's office rooms were here. All the rooms were covered with oakwood panels. Servant rooms were in the attic. The castle provided its own electricty, had plumbing and central heating with a combination of tile stoves and open fireplaces.

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It is a seaside nice town with a harbour, airoport, nature, culture. There are several traditional attractions

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The 13th century mosque and hospital complex located in the Divriği district of Sivas was registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1985. The complex is an impressive example of early Anatolian Islamic architecture. In particular, the elaborate stone arch structures in the interior and the masterful stone carvings on the mosque's portals, each portal being unique in terms of its motifs and stone carving, reinforce the mosque's status as a masterpiece and indicate that it was built by more than one craftsman. In addition to the portals, all the bases, shafts and capitals of the columns and the inner surfaces of the domes and arches are crafted in a different and unique style. The inclusion of the hospital in the religious complex reveals the culture of building spaces in the region, while unusual features such as the absence of courtyards or columns make the mosque an extraordinary example of Seljuk architecture.

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NIKOLAOS, GREECE

(Photo of a mosaic from Trikki's Asclepieio)

Ancient Trikki (modern Trikala), an important city of the Thessalian tetrarchy of Estiaiotida, stretched between the Lithaios River, which still crosses the modern city of the same name, and the "Kastro" hill, where the ancient acropolis was probably located. The city had one of the oldest Asklepieia (modern Hospitals, Medical Centers and Clinics) for which ancient Trikki was known in Antiquity.

The oldest written mention of Trikki is found in the Homeric list of ships, where it is stated that the city participated in the Greek expeditionary force in the Trojan War with 30 ships and led by the two sons of Asclepius, Machaon and Podalirius, who had been taught the art of medicine by their father.

For the beginnings of the city in historical times, the excavation evidence is scanty and the written sources are sparse. The earliest confirmed archaeological occupation of the area dates back to the Bronze Age and is located in the area of ​​the current archaeological site of Trikala. Pottery found in test sections indicates uninterrupted occupation from the Protogeometric to the Classical Period.

The city's connection with Asclepius - the city's Asclepius was famous in Antiquity, "the most ancient and most illustrious" according to the geographer of the 1st century BC Strabo - gave Trikala a special radiance in the wider Greek area.

Today, the largest part of the ancient city is covered by the modern city of the same name, as the occupation in it has been uninterrupted until our days.

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San Martiño church. The old harbour of santiago de Compostela during the Middle Age.

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Elementary school Hugo Badalić

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Parco Archeologico Culturale di Tuscolo, Via del Tuscolo, Monte Porzio Catone, RM

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Parco Archeologico Culturale di Tuscolo, Via del Tuscolo, Monte Porzio Catone, RM

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Parco Archeologico Culturale di Tuscolo, Via del Tuscolo, Monte Porzio Catone, RM

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The Tuscolo archeological site is one of the first ancient settlements of the so-called Monti Albani (only 30 km away from Rome). It's a place full of memories and suggestions, that inspired in the past writers and painters from all Europe. Indeed, during the 19th century it was one of the places visited in the so-called grand tour. Here, during the summer, it's possible to attend theatrical performances in the ancient Roman theatre

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The Notte della Taranta is one of the most celebrated events in Apulia, dedicated to the pizzica Salentina and its cultural roots. Held every summer, typically in late August, this "Night of the Tarantula" is a grand music and dance festival that brings together thousands of people from all over the world. The event culminates in a massive concert in Melpignano, a small village in the Salento region, where traditional pizzica music is performed by famous musicians and groups, blending both traditional and contemporary interpretations of the folk style. Throughout the night, dancers engage in the passionate, hypnotic pizzica, honoring the healing rituals of the past while celebrating the energy and history of the Salento region. The festival symbolizes both a deep cultural revival and a vibrant connection to the past, preserving the music and dance of the region while inviting modern influences into the tradition.

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unione dei comuni della grecìa salentina...blasi

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La Notte della Taranta 22th Edition - 24 AUGUST 2019 - MELPIGNANO

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La Notte della Taranta è il più grande festival d'Italia e una delle più significative manifestazioni sulla cultura popolare in Europa.

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LUNES DE AGUAS

Celebrated the Monday after Easter Monday this unique festival involves picnicking by the river. We eat hornazo a meat-filled pastry. The holiday originates from an old custom related to the return of women who had been sent away during Lent.

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#HeadOnEast

A festival that offers all the best of Slavonia and Baranja in one place

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Trodnevni festival hedonizma koji na jednom mjestusvijetu nudi najbolje od Slavonije i Baranje.

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Jardins da Real Quinta de Caxias, Estrada Gibalta, Caxias

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A garden with a lot of history that won a European award for its excellent restoration and free access to the public.

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European Avenue

The longest secession series of buildings formed at the turn from the 19th to the 20th century in Osijek. Apart from specially decorated facades, secession gardens decorated with fences stand out.