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Laura N., Colegiul Național „Petru Rareș” Beclean, Romania

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Laura N., Colegiul Național „Petru Rareș” Beclean, Romania

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We have recently visited the Art Museum from Cluj-Napoca, which is close to our town. Here is a link to the page of the museum.

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Site-ul Muzeului de Arta Cluj-Napoca: IN VIZITA LA MUZEU, MUZEUL DE ARTA DIN CLUJ-NAPOCA, PALATUL BANFFY, COLECTIILE MUZEULUI DE ARTA DIN CLUJ-NAPOCA, EXPOZITII TEMPORARE LA MUZEUL DE ARTA DIN CLUJ-NAPOCA, EVENIMENTE LA MUZEUL DE ARTA DIN CLUJ-NAPOCA

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ALEMDAĞ EMLAK KONUT SECONDARY SCHOOL
Dolmabahçe Palace

The Dolmabahçe Palace (Dolmabahçe Sarayı) was built by order of Sultan Abdülmecid I between 1843 and 1856. Haci Said Ağa was responsible for the control of the construction works, and the project was realized by Armenian architects Garabed Balyan, his son Nigoğos Balyan, and Evanis Kalfa. The construction cost five million Ottoman mecidiye gold coins, the equivalent of 35 tones of gold. The palace has an area of 45.000 m2, and contains 285 rooms, 46 halls, 6 baths, and 68 toilets. Though the palace layout and decoration reflect the increasing influence of European styles during the Tanzimat period, it retains elements of traditional Ottoman palace life, and also features of traditional Turkish homes. The district where the palace is located was referred to as “Beşiktaş”. After the reclamation of this marshland, it was known as Dolmabahçe, which means “filled garden”. This area was part of the imperial gardens for many years. For the first time, a Cirit Summer Palace was built during the reign of Sultan Osman II. Later, the group of wooden buildings, which grew in time with the buildings added by different sultans, was gradually renamed the Besiktaş Coastal Palace.

The Dolmabahçe Palace is surrounded by high walls, and comprised of three parts: the Imperial Mabeyn, the Imperial Harem and the Crown Prince Pavilion. The Imperial Harem was combined under a single roof of the main structure with the Grand Ceremonial Hall (Muayede Salon), connecting the two in the center. In the Grand Ceremonial Hall, there is the world’s largest Bohemian crystal chandelier, which was a gift from Queen Victoria: it has 750 lamps and weighs 4.5 tons. The palace is also decorated with beautiful Baccarat Chandeliers, European furniture, European and Far Eastern porcelains and glasses, and Hereke carpets.

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The Naval Museum is the most eminent naval museum in Turkey. In terms of the richness of its collections, it is one of the prominent museums in the world.
“The Ottoman Navy” exhibition: starting from the 11th century in which the Turks were introduced to seas till the proclamation of the republic brings light to the naval history of Ottoman Period. This exhibition consists of the themes such as the Turks’ first acquaintance with sea; the activities of the Maritime Principalities; the Ottomans at sea; the activities of the Ottomans in the Mediterranean Sea, Indian waters and the Black Sea; the great victories and sailors of the Ottomans; the significant breakthroughs of the Turkish naval history; the Çanakkale Naval Battle and the War of Independence period.
“ATATÜRK” EXHIBITION:This exhibition hall consists of two parts where visitors will have an opportunity to get closely acquainted with the sea love and interest in marine of Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK, the founder of the Turkish Republic. His belongings that he used on ships during his visits are displayed in this exhibition hall.
“HISTORICAL DIVING EQUIPMENT” EXHIBITION:The Collection of Historical Diving Equipment, showing the improvement progress and history of diving, took its place among our collections in 2016. The diving equipment, donated to Turkish Naval Forces Command by a passionate sea lover Jeff HAKKO and exhibited in the Naval Museum, has been put together after a 30-year of hard work. This collection which is one of the first five collections in the world has begun to welcome its visitors in the newly renovated exhibition hall according to the principles of modern museology.

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Museum of Islamic Science and Technology History
The museum, which was opened in May 2008, is located in one of the most beautiful places of Istanbul, Gülhane Park, spread over an area of 3500 m2 in the Has Ahırlar section of the old palace walls. The years of science-historical intense studies on Arabic-Islamic manuscripts have laid the groundwork for the works exhibited in this museum, which today makes a unique scientific journey possible for the visitor. 9-17. These works, reflecting the scientific and technical developments of the centuries, have been prepared in accordance with the details. The museum offers a comprehensive overview of the evolution of the history of science in various disciplines. Works belonging to the fields of astronomy, geography, navigation, time measurement, geometry, optics, medicine, chemistry, mineralogy, physics, technique, architecture and warfare are exhibited in a systematic order.

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The most important Egyptian museum in Europe.

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Ramesses II, also known as Ramses the Great, was the third

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Museum of dictatorship in Tirana, Albania

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TIRANA HISTORIC MUSEUM

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Visiting Historic Museum in Tirana, Albania

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ODESSA MUSEUM-CAFE OF WAX FIGURES by Zlata Bondarchuk

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ODESSA MUSEUM-CAFE OF WAX FIGURES by Zlata Bondarchuk

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by Ksieniia Kalieva

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by Christina Pozhar

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by Katerina Romanenko

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museum of interesting science Катя Романенко