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Hungria, es uno de los veintisiete Estados soberanos que forman la Unión Europea. Tiene fronteras con Eslovaquia por el norte, con Ucrania y Rumanía por el este, con Serbia y Croacia por el sur, con Eslovenia por el suroeste y con Austria por el oeste. Su capital y mayor ciudad es Budapest.

Su idioma oficial es el húngaro, que pertenece al grupo ugrofinés y que además es la lengua no indoeuropea con más hablantes de toda Europa.

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Jelenia Gora is a city in Lower Silesia, south-western Poland. The closest airport is 1.5 hour away in Wroclaw with daily flights from all major airports in Europe and UK. Ryan Air and Wizz Air offer ticket prices starting from as low as 40 Euro/£30.

With a beautiful mountains views, large number of spectacular palaces, beautiful historic gardens and other attractions, the Jelenia Góra valley is often nicknamed "The Pearl of Karkonosze".

Jelenia Góra is located within the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, close to the Karkonosze mountain range running along the Polish-Czech border. Ski resorts such as Karpacz and Szklarska Poręba are situated 10 to 15 kilometres (6 to 9 miles) from the town. The city constitutes a separate municipality and city county, as well as being the seat of surrounding Jelenia Góra County.

Town Centre in Jelenia Góra:

Autor: Polska z drona

Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgf2lPBaUSKbWXoamQ148iA/videos

Town itself is beautiful-a lot of mountains and forests surrounding the city. Jelenia Góra is located in a polish-german-czech triangle: 26 km's from Czech border-Jakuszyce (160 km's miles from Prague), 65 km's from German border-Gorlitz (360 km's from Berlin), 16 km's from Karpacz (ski and mountain biking center,PL), 18 km's from Szklarska Poreba (ski and mountain biking center,PL), 32 km's from Harrachov (ski and mountain biking center in Czech), 115 km's from Wroclaw (the nearest airport), 286 km's from Poznan, 366 km's from Cracow.

Why Poland, why Jelenia Góra ?

Autor: We Are Going Somewhere

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yb55h2sf-U4

Jelenia Góra (Click on an image to enlarge)

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Jelenia Gora is a city in Lower Silesia, south-western Poland. The closest airport is 1.5 hour away in Wroclaw with daily flights from all major airports in Europe and UK. Ryan Air and Wizz Air offer ticket prices starting from as low as 40 Euro/£30.

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Polonia es un país de Europa Central , uno de los veintisiete Estados soberanos que forman la Unión Europea, constituido en Estado democrático de derecho y cuya forma de gobierno es la república parlamentaria.

Su capital es Varsovia

Su idioma oficial es el Polaco , una lengua eslava hablando también por una minoría en Lituano , Bielorrusia y Ucraniano

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La República Checa, también conocida como Chequia, es un país ubicado en Europa del Este. Limita con Alemania al oeste, Austria al sur, Eslovaquia al este y Polonia al norte. Su capital y ciudad más grande es Praga, famosa por su arquitectura medieval bien conservada y su rica historia cultural.

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La moneda de Hungría es el florín húngaro (HUF), mejor conocido como forint.

Esto es debido a que su nombre en húngaro es forint. Hungría, tiene planes de tomar el euro como moneda oficial, sin embargo, aún no hay plazos establecidos.

Aunque la moneda de Hungría es el florín, la mayor parte de los precios en Budapest están indicados en euros, ya que también sirve como medio de pago.

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Cuando hablamos de las ciudades más importantes, resulta indispensable hablar de su capital, Praga, considerada una de las ciudades más hermosas del mundo.

En la también conocida como "la ciudad de las cien torres" podemos encontrar la famosa zona de Staré Meso (Ciudad Vieja).

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La moneda oficial de Polonia es el ZLOTY (ESLOTI), cuya abreviatura es PLN .La palabra zloty significa «dorado» indicando el valor de este preciado objeto que, actualmente y pese a pertenecer a la Unión Europea, sigue siendo la moneda oficial de Polonia. Esto es algo que sucede también con la moneda de Hungría, que tampoco ha adoptado el euro como divisa oficial. El euro no es la moneda vigente en Polonia, si no el zloty polaco . 1 EUR = 4,34 PLN
1 USD = 4,03 PLN

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Overview and HistoryHome of handlebar moustaches and spicy food. Budapest is a cultural island in the otherwise slavic Central Europe. Fiercely proud, full of heroes and monoliths.Budapest is the capital city of Hungary and like most European cities, it's built on a river. The Danube! Follow it up to Prague and it will become the Vltava. Check out Bratislava on your way, go to Nu Spirit for some awesome funk lounge music there. Back to the point now.This time that old flowing phantasm has given the city two unique halves, Buda and Pest. These were only officially unified in 1873 to become one city, which means they had a long time of individual development over the centuries. How many centuries? Eleven? Twelve? Let's see.Archaeological remains beneath the Castle Hill prove human activity in a pebble industry dating to 45,000 B.C. Don't ask me what they wanted pebbles for back then, probably either roads or walls. In any case, the duration of unrecorded activity around Budapest is TWENTY TIMES LONGER than our current "Anno Domine" calendar of only a measly 2,000 years. Try to understand that right now.Budapest sprouted out into recent world history a few snaps ago in the eighth century as the Celtic outpost of Aquincum. It dressed up in many costumes after that, appearing as the Roman capital of Lower Pannonia and then as a tackling dummy for Mongolian invaders.For a medieval and Renaissance stronghold of culture, look no further than Budapest. Budapest was unfolding within the organized Hungarian Empire while the German region of Europe scuttled about in scattered pieces. It already had two universities before the year 1400, and a rudimentary publishing industry to service them by 1473.It reached its peak size by the beginning of the sixteenth century, firmly rooted in cattle trading, wine and everything else coming through on the trade routes between Eastern and Western Europe that meet here.Craftsmanship was also prized in Budapest, patronized by the royalty and the needs of their armies. At one time you could find masterpieces of German, Armenian and Arabic workmanship for sale in the resplendent marketplaces.Following the Renaissance fructification, Budapest was taken under Turkish rule and experienced a relative decline, while Hungary was split into Turkish and Hapsburg control. While Budapest was occupied by the Turks, the Hapsburgs moved their posse to Pozsony which is the same as Bratislava. By the way, Bratislava and Vienna are only 40km apart, the closest neighbors of all modern European capitals.It's not a new story from here on out. Consolidation of powers, repressed insurrections, the industrial revolution, etc. This time the Hungarian revolt resulted in Budapest being granted equal status with Vienna, making it a twin capital in a dual monarchy. This compromise opened the second great phase of Budapestian development, which lasted up until the final collapse of the Hapsburg Empire in 1918.Because of its political connections, the industry in Budapest received bonus attention. When railways were being constructed, Budapest had main lines leading out in every direction to all parts of Europe and beyond. By the beginning of the nineteenth century, Budapest is estimated to have been the world's second largest center of agricultural industry.Not only that, but within the city they had the good fortune to receive organized urban planning to keep the entire setting harmonious, rather than chaotic. A coordinated system of roads, trams and underground trains were all in place before 1900.This industrial development brought an intellectual and artistic boom along with it. While Freud was racking his brains in Vienna, Mahler and Bartok were teaching music in Budapest, and architecture was embracing its own forays into Art Nouveau.The two World Wars were disastrous for the monarchy, obviously, and they weren't so hot for Budapest's economy and infrastructure. It came through and landed in its own fifty years of socialism, which just ended in 1989.Getting ThereHungary is now part of the Schengen zone. This means that if you're backpacking around Europe, you don't get a new visa when you enter the country. FYI, Austria is a lot more picky about passport control than Hungary, Slovakia or Czech Republic.You can get to Budapest by plane, bus or rail. Airport data can be found here. The Student Agency (big yellow busses) is a good one to look up for bus lines, and train info is here.There are three main train stations in Budapest: Deli Palyaudvar, Keleti Palyaudvar and Nyugati Palyaudvar. Right away you've learned the word for train station! (it's the one word in common in the preceding list of three.Anyway, international trains come and go from Keleti Station -- and there are 54 of them scheduled per day.TransportationBudapest had the first underground train line in Europe! Look for the sign that says "Foldalatti", which means electric trains.Here's a map of the metro system and brief explanation of the different metro lines. Don't forget to punch your ticket in the orange machine!Taxis, buses and trams are all good options for getting around in Budapest. Call ahead to book a taxi so you get a better price. For an overview of tram lines and bus usage, look here.People and CultureBefore one more instant of time passes, go to Goulasch Exotica's myspace page and get their music playing in your headphones. They're a local band from Budapest that will rock your head open.Hungary is not on the Euro yet. Their currency is called the Forint, abbreviated HUF in the exchange places. You can change Euros, Dollars, Pounds, and Slovak Crowns safely and easily at post offices and accredited exchange locations. You can also do it dangerously and illegally on the street, whichever you prefer.Cops, crime, corruption. Remember the three C's and you will understand street life in Budapest. It's a little wild and wooly, nevermind the incomprehensible language. Sorry kids, your romance-langauge amalgamation that got you through Italy and Spain will not fly here.Things to do & RecommendationsFirst of all, you need a place to lay your weary head. Colors Budapest Hostel will do the trick.For nightlife, head to Franz Liszt Square and Raday Utca to find cocktails, music, pubs, crazy lighting and all sorts of people and everything else.Okay, okay here's a link to the 4 Play Lounge strip club too. But remember about the three C's... if you're into strip clubs, be ready to get ripped off by anybody including doormen, taxi drivers, bouncers, etc.Check out The Hub, Budapest's nightlife blog! Why don't more cities have this on their main website?Text by Steve Smith.

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Parliament Building in Budapest by night, Hungary - aerial drone view 360 Panorama | 360Cities

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360° panorama photo from Budapest by foto360. The Hungarian Parliament Building which translates to "House of the Country" or "House of the ...

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This intricate work of art, science and engineering might seem futuristic but is a surprising six-hundred years old! The oldest medieval astronomical clock still in operation in Prague, the Prague Ast...

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La moneda oficial de Praga es la Corona Checa.

Se emite en formatos de monedas de 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 y 50 coronas y billetes de 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000 y 5000 coronas.

Generalmente por 1€ conseguirás unas 25 CZK.

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Rusia es el país que limita con mayor número de países, un total de dieciséis y el que tiene las fronteras más extensas. Tiene límites de aguas territoriales con varios de los anteriores, con Japón y con los Estados Unidos.

Se ha posicionado como uno de los países más influyentes y poderosos del mundo debido a su antiguedad y magnitud en el mundo.

De este país destacan diversos personajes históricos, tales como: Lenin, Rasputín, María Sharápova, etc

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La moneda oficial de Moscú y de toda Rusia es el rublo y las siglas para denominarla son RUB.

El rublo se subdivide en 100 kopeks. Se utiliza en Rusia, así como en partes de Ucrania bajo ocupación militar rusa y en partes de Georgia ocupadas por Rusia. El rublo era la moneda del Imperio ruso y de la Unión Soviética.

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