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Scoala Gimnaziala Ipotesti, Olt

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Chapel of Virgin Mary of Lourdes, Bělá nad Radbuzou

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Chapel of Virgin Mary of Lourdes, Bělá nad Radbuzou

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Lovecký zámeček Ostrůvek, Stará Knížecí Huť, Lesná

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Statue of St. Jana Nepomuckého, Třískolupy

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Statue of St. Jana Nepomuckého, Třískolupy

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Městský úřad Přimda, náměstí Republiky, Přimda

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Kostel panny Marie Sedmibolestné, Náměstí, Bělá nad Radbuzou

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Church of Lady of Seven Sorrows, Bělá nad Radbuzou

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Church of Lady of Seven Sorrows, Bělá nad Radbuzou

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El cielo abierto was an open mine, (mining that takes place on the surface of the land) located in the towns of Lillo del Bierzo and Otero, which for decades was the main mining operation in the Fabero basin and the largest coal mine. open air throughout Spain. This land has an extension of more than 500 hectares from which thousands of tons of coal were extracted. Once the mineral extraction was finished, what remains in the area are the fossils of the plants that inhabited this territory in the period in which coal began to form. There are some of these remains that are in the Paleobotanical Classroom of the municipality. In the town hall of Fabero in 2021, a restoration project for the open sky and the Great Cut was presented, in which the company Tragsa will restore the thousand hectares that the mining entrepreneurs left pending in Bierzo and Laciana. A large amount of money will be invested in this project, and it will last approximately 4 years.

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Alice pit.
El Pozo Alicia was the last mine to close in the town. It is located in the urban center of Fabero, and bears the name of a woman. It was exploited by Combustibles Fabero, and later by Uminsa. Currently it has preserved all its mining environment, the showers, the mine entrance, office buildings, and all the remaining coal. For this reason Fabero demands that Hunosa company has to remove the million tons from the pit.

An event that is also remembered today is the accident that took place in 1984 in the town. This misfortune put safety measures at the pits at risk. The tragedy occurred when the first shift of Fabero miners, belonging to the Rio de Fabero group, had just started work. There was an explosion of firedamp, which had been accumulated throughout the weekend and caused a tremendous fire that ended with the lives of eight miners, since some had more than 85% of their bodies burned. In 2008, a tribute was paid to the miners who died in this accident.

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Daxnerova 493/3, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia

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Daxnerova 493/3, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia, Sandor Petofi - socha

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Daxnerova 493/3, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia, Sandor Petofi - socha

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Námestie Mihálya Tompu 24, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia

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Námestie a socha Mihálya Tompu 24, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia

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Námestie a socha Mihálya Tompu 24, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia

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Námestie Š. M. Daxnera 1253, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia

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Námestie Š. M. Daxnera 1253, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia, Štefan Marko Daxner - socha

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Námestie Š. M. Daxnera 1253, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia, Štefan Marko Daxner - socha

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Námestie Š. M. Daxnera 1251, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia

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Námestie Š. M. Daxnera 1251, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia, Pavol Emanuel Dobšinský socha

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Námestie Š. M. Daxnera 1251, 979 01 Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia, Pavol Emanuel Dobšinský socha

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Mestská galéria Rimavská Sobota, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Mestská galéria Rimavská Sobota, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Mestská galéria Rimavská Sobota, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Knižnica Mateja Hrebendu, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Knižnica Mateja Hrebendu, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Knižnica Mateja Hrebendu, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Gemersko-malohontské múzeum, Nám. M. Tompu, Rimavská Sobota

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Gemersko-malohontské múzeum, Nám. M. Tompu, Rimavská Sobota

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Gemersko-malohontské múzeum, Nám. M. Tompu, Rimavská Sobota

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Reformovaný farský úrad, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Reformovaný farský úrad, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Reformovaný farský úrad, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Kostol sv. Jána Krstiteľa, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Kostol sv. Jána Krstiteľa, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Kostol sv. Jána Krstiteľa, Hlavné námestie, Rimavská Sobota

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Old City

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Bran Castle, Strada General Traian Moșoiu, Bran

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Bran Castle, Strada General Traian Moșoiu, Bran

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Bran Castle, Strada General Traian Moșoiu, Bran

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Mitropolia Cathedral

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Tricolor Square, City Centre

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Chindia Tower

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This monolith was inaugurated on the18th of November

2007, like the one in Plaza de la Encina. It is located on the Reguera mount also known to the inhabitants as Los Barracones. The Barracks were concentration camps for political prisoners brought almost all from outside between 1941/45. On the plate of this monolith we can see a few names of the men who passed through the labor camp. Below these we find the following text:

"And up to 250 men who remain anonymous, for defending freedom, democracy and the legitimacy of the Second Spanish Republic against those who rose up against it. All of them  were sentenced to prison and to redeem their sentence by working in this mine, between 1941 and

1945. Suffering all kinds of hardships."

• Finally, we will talk about a monolith located in Ocero del Bierzo, called "La Guerrilla".

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These are ancestral dances performed by four villages in the valley of Fornela(Leon); Chano, Peranzanes, Guimara and Trascastro.They are performed in honour of the virgins and sainnts in their respective villages and some in the church of Trascastro called El Santuario.
https://www.elbierzodigital.com/los-danzantes-de-fornela-reviven-la-tradicia%C2%B3n-mas-ancestral-de-la-comarca/2138
Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA48Kd9u3Tc
Artículo sobre las fiestas de Interés Turístico Nacional: https://www.diariodeleon.es/articulo/bierzo/fornela-recupera-danzas/202208160333302249087.html#image-3
Danza Peranzanes:
https://www.lanuevacronica.com/danzas-a-la-virgen-de-trascastro
Danza Guímara:
https://www.lanuevacronica.com/un-verano-sin-danzas-en-fornela

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Los danzantes de Peranzanes y Chano son hoy y mañana los protagonistas en un actuación que se revive cada 15 de agosto y que llena el valle de los sonidos y los ritmos propios de épocas pasadas pero que mantienen vivo todo su esplendor.

De hecho, las danzas constituyen, hoy por hoy, la tradición de Fornela mejor conservada y que sirve como sello de identificación del valle y sus gentes. El paso de los años ha mantenido intactas las danzas de Chano, Peranzanes, Trascastro y Guímara y cada año, coincidiendo con la romería, renuevan su compromiso con la tradición en una actuación que los danzantes brindan a su Virgen ante cientos de personas.

El grupo de danzas está integrado por hombres, principalmente solteros, tal y como mandan los cánones de la tradición. No obstante, con el devenir de los tiempos y también con alguna que otra polémica añadida, las danzas se han abierto a la participación de las mujeres. El número de danzantes va de un mínimo de 12 hasta un máximo de 16, entre los que se incluyen los llamados "chaconeros" (hombres casados o de mayor edad) y también los "palilleros" (niños), aunque, entre los danzantes de Guímara también hay dos niños que hacen la función de "aguadores".

Los danzantes de Peranzanes y Chano, según manda la tradión danzan los días 15 y 16 de agosto respectivamente, en el santuario de Nuestra Señora de la Virgen de Trascastro. Hasta el año 1877 también danzaron en Trascastro los de Guímara cuando dejaron de hacerlo por venderle los derechos a Chano por dos "cañadas" de vino. Desde aquel día hasta hoy honran a su patrón San Bartolomé (danzan tres días situados alrededor del 24 de agosto).

Las gentes de Trascastro danzaban en su aldea con motivo de la celebración de Cristo (7 de septiembre), pero desde el año 1997 danzan el día 17 de agosto también en el santuario de Trascastro. Este cambio supuso bastantes conflictos entre la gente de Chano y Peranzanes (únicos con derecho reconocido de danzar en el santuario) y los del propio Trascastro que veían peligrar el futuro de su danza ya que en el mes de septiembre apenas quedaban vecinos para poder realizarla. Tras diferentes reuniones y la mediación del alcalde y el obispo de Astorga llegaron finalmente al acuerdo permitiéndoles danzar.

Todo ello da prueba de la enorme importancia que dan las gentes del lugar a las costumbres y tradiciones heredadas de nuestros antepasados y la enorme fuerza, y, porque no decirlo, devoción, con la que viven esta fiesta.

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Los danzantes de Fornela reviven la tradición más ancestral de la comarca

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Los danzantes de Peranzanes y Chano son hoy y mañana los protagonistas en un actuación que se revive cada 15 de agosto y que llena el valle de los sonidos y los ritmos propios de épocas pasadas pero que mantienen vivo todo su esplendor.

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The Old Well of Fabero del Bierzo is a mine from the beginning of the century 20th whose function was to dig underground to obtain anthracite, the oldest variety of coal.

This was made up of a company store, a headframe and other essential services for the people who worked there.

It was closed due to the opening of new mines and currently its company store has been restored and its use is for cian-m scholarships whose workshops are held in summer.

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-Guerrilla Monolith (Ocero): Before talking about this monolith, let’s briefly

explain what the guerrilla is. The Guerrillas can designate different things: a skirmish, an armed struggle system, a troop made up of small command groups or a military organization different from the Army.

This monolith was inaugurated on the 29th of November 2003. Promoted by the

Asociación Guerra y Exilio and Ocero Vive. It is located behind the town’s church. This monolith is in memory of the anti-Franco guerrillas, two of them known as "Gallego" and the other "Andaluz" who were killed in an ambush on February 24, 1949. The monument will honor his memory and that of all the victims of Francoism and of those who «gave their lives for freedom and democracy and that the transition left in oblivion». The two fallen men belonged to the group of the mythical Manuel Girón and during the shooting Francisco Martínez Quico, former link of the guerrillas who had had to lie in the bush, was also injured.

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This monolith was inaugurated on the 18th of

November 2007. It is located in the Plaza de la Encina, in the place occupied by the repression in the Guardia Civil barracks. This was the initiative of the Domingo Malagón Foundation, Madrid. On the plate of this monolith is written:

"To all the women and men who suffered repression in this region for defending the legitimacy of the Second Spanish Republic; who lived in fear and were persecuted for believing that another freer, more righteous and secular society could be built."

"To remember is to live and to live is to keep dreams alive" José Saramago

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The Fabero forced labor camp was a place during the Civil War and the post- war period, political prisoners, common prisoners and others individuals were forced to work in inhuman conditions in the extraction of coal from nearby mines. This field was established in 1940 and was operated by the Franco regime until its closure in 1947. This was known as “Los Barracones” it was built by the General Inspectorate of Concentration Camps at the facilities of the Maximino Moro S.A mining company in the La Reguera group. During this period, thousands of prisoners passed through the camp, and many of them died due to extremely harsh working conditions, lack of medication and medical care, and mistreatment. This was one of the saddest and darkest places in the history of Spain, and a symbol of the abuse and oppression of the time. At present, there are monuments and memorial sites in the area in memory of those who suffered and died in the countryside

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Av. Doctores Terrón, 112, 24420 Fabero, León, España

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C. Valcarreiro, 24, 24420 Fabero, León, España

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The town of Diego Pérez is a mining district located in the municipality of Fabero. It was built in 1955 by the company Antracitas de Fabero. It has 250 townhouses. Built to house miners and prevent exploitation of the land where it was built. It had different benefits so that its habitants weren't reivindicative. In addition, the layout plan of the houses is constructed in a rectangular shape, without blind spots.
At first the houses belonged to the company, but later they were transfered to Victorino Alonso who sold them to his tenants.

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The Pozo Julia began operating in 1950 in Fabero del Bierzo and had a large production of coal, being one of the most important basins of the Bierzo. Its explotation had a high cost, and produced many diseases for the miners, who worked inside the mine, such as silicosis. Its closure in the 1990s had a big impact in the local economy. Today it has been left in disuse and has been trasformed into a museum where visits are provided to explain how the work was in the mine.

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Elementary school and Practical school U Trojice, Havlíčkův Brod

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Church of St. Families

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Plague Column

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New Town Hall

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Old Town Hall

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Future Park

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The Stafls bastion

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the city walls

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Karel Havlíček Borovský - writer, poet, critic, politician, journalist, and publisher

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Gazebo

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Church of the Holy Trinity

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Mostek Pokutnic - a bridge between two towers of St. Mary Church. Famous viewpoint in Wroclaw.

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Bazylika Mniejsza pw. Św. Elżbiety we Wrocławiu, Świętej Elżbiety, Wrocław

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Bazylika Mniejsza pw. Św. Elżbiety we Wrocławiu, Świętej Elżbiety, Wrocław

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Bazylika Mniejsza pw. Św. Elżbiety we Wrocławiu, Świętej Elżbiety, Wrocław

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Elisabeth Minor Basilica, The Garrison Church is one of the most recognisable buildings in Wrocław. Located near Rynek, it dominates over the other buildings with a 90-metre tower.

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Zakład Narodowy im. Ossolińskich, Szewska, Wrocław, Lower Silesian Voivodeship

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Zakład Narodowy im. Ossolińskich, Szewska, Wrocław, Lower Silesian Voivodeship

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Zakład Narodowy im. Ossolińskich, Szewska, Wrocław, Lower Silesian Voivodeship

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The Ossolineum is one of the largest scientific libraries in Poland, second to none as far as the collections in the field of the humanities are concerned.

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WIEŻA SKY WALK, Dąbrowskiego, Świeradów-Zdrój

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WIEŻA SKY WALK, Dąbrowskiego, Świeradów-Zdrój

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WIEŻA SKY WALK, Dąbrowskiego, Świeradów-Zdrój

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Sky Walk, or the famous “path in the clouds” in Świeradów-Zdrój is a huge observation tower with a height of 62 m contains educational and extreme elements.

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The Centennial Hall, a landmark in the history of reinforced concrete architecture, was erected in 1911-1913 by the architect Max Berg. In form it is a symmetrical quatrefoil with a vast circular central space that can seat some 6,000 persons. The 23m-high dome is topped with a lantern in steel and glass.

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Fontanna Piłkarska, Wita Stwosza, Wrocław

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Fontanna Piłkarska, Wita Stwosza, Wrocław

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Fontanna Piłkarska, Wita Stwosza, Wrocław

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It is located in the square, next to a medieval church in ul. Szewska. Since its elements are similar to balls, it is called a “football fountain”.

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a glass and granite object

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The round and concrete above-ground bunker has been cleverly adapted with an elevator at its centre which whizzes you up to the fantastic 6th floor cafe, which features a terrace and great views, and may just be the highlight of visiting here.

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The Museum of Natural History at Wrocław University is a large natural history museum at the University of Wrocław, in Wrocław, Poland.

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ZOO Wrocław sp.z o.o., Wróblewskiego, Wrocław

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ZOO Wrocław sp.z o.o., Wróblewskiego, Wrocław

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ZOO Wrocław sp.z o.o., Wróblewskiego, Wrocław

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It is the oldest zoo in Poland, having been opened in 1865 as the Breslau Zoological Garden while the city was part of Prussia. It is also the largest (in terms of the number of animals) zoo in Poland.

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Sky Tower is a skyscraper in Wrocław. Construction began in December 2007. Sky Tower was the tallest building in Poland in the category of height to roof . A publicly accessible viewpoint is located on the 49th floor.

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Wzgórze Maślickie - an artificial hill with a height of 157.4 m above sea level, located in the Maślice housing estate in Wrocław. It is a recultivated landfill operating from the 1960s to 2000. It covers an area of ​​14 hectares. It is the highest terrain point in Wrocław.

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The Old Town Hall of Wrocław stands at the center of the city’s Market Square. The Gothic town hall built from the 13th century is one of the main landmarks of the city.

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The Wrocław Opera is one of the biggest and one of the most important operas in Poland. It is the only opera in Poland, which since 1997 has presented “supershows”, spectacles prepared in unconventional, big spaces for thousands of spectators, with hundreds of performers and using monumental sceneries and special effects.

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Czocha Castle is a defensive castle in the village of Czocha in southwestern Poland. The castle is located on the Lake Leśnia, near the Kwisa river. Czocha castle was built on gneiss rock, and its oldest part is the keep, to which housing structures were later added.

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Kościół pw św. Jadwigi Śląskiej, Wrocław-Leśnica, Wolska, Wrocław

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Kościół pw św. Jadwigi Śląskiej, Wrocław-Leśnica, Wolska, Wrocław

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Kościół pw św. Jadwigi Śląskiej, Wrocław-Leśnica, Wolska, Wrocław

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Saint Hedwig church in Wrocław Leśnica is a church in Wrocław, located on Wolska. Saint Hedwig church in Wrocław Leśnica is situated nearby to Leśnica Castle.

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Tarczyński Arena (stadion), aleja Śląska, Wrocław

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Tarczyński Arena (stadion), aleja Śląska, Wrocław

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Tarczyński Arena (stadion), aleja Śląska, Wrocław

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The Wrocław Stadium, known for sponsorship reasons as the Tarczyński Arena Wrocław since 2021, built in 2012, has a capacity of 45,105 spectators, all seated and all covered.

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Katedra św. Jana Chrzciciela, Plac Katedralny, Wrocław

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Katedra św. Jana Chrzciciela, Plac Katedralny, Wrocław

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Katedra św. Jana Chrzciciela, Plac Katedralny, Wrocław

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One of Wrocław’s most enduring icons, the elegant double-spires of this Gothic building stand like sentinels at the end of ul. Katedralna, and its elaborate portal is one of the most valuable medieval artefacts in Wrocław.

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Neon Side Gallery functions in the place of the old Reklama enterprise, which produced neon signs. Today in Ruska 46c there are almost 30 neon signs of various institutions, companies, workshops, shops, cinemas and bars.

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C.K. Zamek w Leśnicy, plac Świętojański, Wrocław

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C.K. Zamek w Leśnicy, plac Świętojański, Wrocław

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C.K. Zamek w Leśnicy, plac Świętojański, Wrocław

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Centre of Culture “Zamek” (Centrum Kultury “Zamek”) is a city institution, which offers space for searching, finding and developing passions, it is a place of meetings and creative self-fulfilment.

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In the Main Building of the University of Wrocław, situated near Rynek (Main Square) can be found the most prestigious and well-known, connected to the history of University Halls.

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Boudela Las Penas, San Pedro de Paradela

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Boudela Las Penas, San Pedro de Paradela

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Boudela Las Penas, San Pedro de Paradela

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The archaeological site Boudela las Peñas is located in San Pedro de Paradela. It is very beautiful.