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Nykøbing Katedralskole, Poul Martin Møllersvej, Nykøbing Falster

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Nykøbing Katedralskole, Poul Martin Møllersvej, Nykøbing Falster

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Nykøbing Katedralskole, Poul Martin Møllersvej, Nykøbing Falster

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Kronborg is a castle and stronghold in the town of Helsingør, Denmark. Immortalized as Elsinore in William Shakespeare's play Hamlet, Kronborg is one of the most important Renaissance castles in Northern Europe and has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage Sites list (2000)

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The cathedral is the most important church in Denmark, the official royal burial church of the Danish monarchs, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is due to two criteria: the architecture of the cathedral shows 800 years of European architectural styles, and it is one of the earliest examples in Scandinavia of a Gothic cathedral to be built in brick, it encouraged the spread of the Brick Gothic style throughout Northern Europe. Constructed during the 12th and 13th centuries, the cathedral incorporates both Gothic and Romanesque architectural features in its design. The cathedral has been the main burial site for Danish monarchs since the 15th century. As such, it has been significantly extended and altered over the centuries to accommodate a considerable number of burial chapels and the many added chapels show different architectural styles.

The cathedral is a major tourist attraction, bringing in over 165,000 visitors annually. Since 1995, it has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unique architecture. A working church, it also hosts concerts throughout the ye

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Livorno is a charming city located on the Western coast of Tuscany, on the Ligurian Sea and is considered one of the most important port of Italy.
Livorno is considered the most modern among all the Tuscan cities, and is the third most populous of Tuscany, after Florence and Prato.
Its port plays host to a variety of cruise ships that dock and offer their guests a chance to see mainland Italy. Although many people pass through Livorno to get to Pisa, is is a fantastic destination in its own right and has a great deal of historical sites and beautiful coastline that are waiting to be explored.
So, visit Livorno is a good choice to experience a bit of Tuscan seaside and city life thanks to its great seafood, the charming Venezia-style quarter with canals and beaches that stretch South from the city.

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Treviso, capital of the province of the same name, lies in the Veneto plain, 20 kilometers north of Venice. It's often called one of the "Little Venices" for its canals with buildings rising straight from the water, as well as for the distinctly Venetians lions on its gates. But you would never mistake Treviso's vine- and flower-draped canals or its candy-clored buildings for Venice. Treviso is its own place, and a thoroughly charming one at that.
This is an old-world town of narrow streets, many of them lined with arcades, and it is still sorrounded by well-preserved 15th-century walls. The canals and walls make it a pleasant town to stroll through and admire the many frescoes decorating house facades.  Although badly damaged by World War II bombing, Treviso's art-filled churches have been remarkably well restored and are worthwhile tourist attractions. You can see frescoes by medieval master Tommaso da Modena in several of them.

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Gdańsk is a city on the Baltic coast of northern Poland. It is Poland's principal seaport and the center of the country's fourth-largest metropolitan area. Gdańsk is home to the University of Gdańsk, Gdańsk University of Technology, the National Museum, the Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre, the Museum of the Second World War, the Polish Baltic Philharmonic and the European Solidarity Centre.

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Just like the other places, Chania,Crete has very nice beaches and it isnt very ovelwhelmingly crowded with gorgeous cities and towns with lovely food and full of history.
FATMA

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One of the most beautiful places in greece, with lovely sunsets and beaches, it is a great place to relax and take off your mind from daily life
FATMA

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It is a very nice place to go on a trip, not only for its beautiful places but for it's history as well, the beautiful castle,stunning architecture and turkish fountains.
FATMA

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Kastoria is a popular tourist destination, especially during winter time, and an international center of fur trade. It is full of life, birds, greenery and relaxing vibes. The serene and one-of-a-kind landscape will make drive or even hike around the lake to enjoy it at its fullest at your own pace. The town on its own is a typical laid-back Greek town, sightly hilly with small squares and lots of restaurants, coffee shops, taverns and traditional street-food places especially along the lakeshore.

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KASTORIA GREECE - PRINCESS OF THE LAKE - AERIAL FILMING - DJI MAVIC PRO!!

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Thessaloniki, or Salonika, is the co-capital of Greece. It is best know for the historical White Tower, which gives you the possility to view the whole city, and its famous bougatsa, a cream pie sweet or salty. It is home to fine food, reach history and architecture, stunning coastlines and so much more. Moreover, Thessaloniki is also home to magical nights, clubs and of course partying.

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Thessaloniki, Greece - Travel Around The World | Top best places to visit in Thessaloniki

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Kos is an magnificent island that is worth visiting. It has magical sandy beaches with crystal clear waters. Unlike big cities that suffer from light pollution, here the night sky is dreamy. On top of the natural beauty the island offers, it has sites of great historical value. For instance the fist hospital , Asklipeion , which the father of medicine ,Hippocrates, founded. In addition it offers great food and nightlife

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Jeziora is the one of the village near Warsaw - the capital of Poland. This is magic, peacful and amazing place because you can walk through the orchards, fields full of abudant crops, canoe the Jeziorka river and breathe the fresh air in the forest. There is also a priamary school with an extraodinary history. It was built before the 2nd World War. It was  made of moss and wood beams. The patron of the school is Kazimierz Wyszyński,  who born in this village.
Anna Wiczkowska

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The first thing that strikes you, when you visit Trento, is its ability to combine its alpine soul with an all-Italian elegance, which shows off from the facades of the historic buildings in the center, decorated with wonderful Renaissance frescoes. “Piazza Duomo” is the heart of the city, where there is the fountain of Neptune. On one side it is possible to observe the mountains, from which the small waterfall of Sardagna peeps out, on the other many towers and laced palaces. The castle of “Buonconsiglio” is the symbol of the city, its beautiful frescoes and crenellated towers make it the most important castle in Trentino. Until 1803 it was the residence of the prince bishops, lords of Trento, today its rooms host numerous collections of art and archaeology.
FLAVIA BASTANO

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Cagliari is the capital of Sardinia, a dream destination in the summer months but often underestimated in other periods. With its nightlife, its monuments, its natural attractions, this destination is undoubtedly one of the cities of Italy that is worth rediscovering. The old town is the oldest part of Cagliari and once you get there, the first thing that strikes you is the long "Via Roma" in front of the port, in the Marina district, with long rows of arcades inside which there are many bars, cafes, pastry shops and trendy boutiques. A must in Cagliari is the “Poetto”, a wonderful beach that is a long coast of eight kilometers, with emerald green water and white sand. It is perfect for relaxing in the sun and swimming, for water sports and outdoor.
FLAVIA BASTANO

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Rimini is an Italian town located in  Emilia Romagna.
Summer resort of international importance, it is located on the Romagna Riviera and boasts a long tourist tradition: in 1843 the first bathing establishment in Italy was inaugurated here.
Rimini is not just a city but an entire collective imagination.  Postcards, films, songs, have been passing on for decades the dream of this place that has become synonymous with sea, summer and fun in the world.  Yet, behind its reputation as a city to be visited only for holidays, Rimini has a soul that also satisfies the traveler in search of art, monuments and historical testimonies.

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Positano is one of the most evocative destinations not only on the Amalfi coast but in all of Italy.
This town  attracts thousands of tourists and visitors to Campania every year, offering cultural attractions, sea, shopping and excellent local cuisine like nowhere else.
Walking through its picturesque and sun-kissed alleys is an exceptional experience.  The stairs of the pretty little houses, nestled on top of each other, intertwine creating a magical environment that catapults directly into a fragrant mirage.

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Ravenna is known in the whole world for its beautiful mosaics, art and culture. 8 of its monuments are declared part of the UNESCO heritage: most of these date back to the early Christian and Byzantine periods, in fact the city was the capital of the Western Roman Empire for a period.  A city visited by the most important Italian poet: there are preserved Dante Alighieri's remains.

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Mantova is a beautiful city surrounded by 3 lakes; thanks to the Gonzaga family the whole city is full of historic buildings like Palazzo Te or the Cattedrale di San Pietro. In the city there is a square that has the charm of hidden places: on the facade of Palazzo Canossa one of the stone decorations that compose it, is replaced by a wood slab... Who knows the reason!

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Trieste is an Italian municipality, capital of the Italian region with special statute Friuli-Venezia Giulia. Trieste is the most cosmopolitan city in Italy. Here you can breathe in the glorious Hapsburg past that made it “the little Vienna on the sea” and in the crossroads of languages, peoples and religions that still characterize it, its soul, at the same time Central European and Mediterranean, is easily understood.

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The island of Ischia is the largest of the islands located in the Gulf of Naples and geologically speaking it is part of the archipelago of the Flegrean Islands. It is a pretty and lively tourist resort, it has numerous hotels of all categories and an intense tourist movement. Famous for its sandy beaches and thermal springs, it also has many historical and religious attractions that will delight visitors who choose the city of Ischia as a favorite destination for their holidays.

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Perugia is the capital city of Umbria, in central Italy. It is a city full of culture. The major monuments and places of interest are Fontana Maggiore and Palazzo dei Priori, which dates back to XI century and it is one of the best examples of public Palace of the Età Comunale. It is located, just like the Fontana Maggiore, in Piazza Grande. Perugia has become famous for chocolate, mostly because of a single firm, Perugina, whose Baci ("kisses'' in English) are widely exported.
↪ curiosity: the Bacio was actually called Cazzotto. It was invented by Luisa Spagnoli, one of the business partners of the firm), who used excesses of chocolate and hazelnut not used in the factory during the day and it was called like that because it resembled the knuckle of a hand (actually cazzotto could be translated like “punch”).

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Turin is a city situated in northern Italy and it is the capital city of Piedmont. Turin is famous mostly for its production of chocolate, especially the gianduiotto, named after Gianduja, the local mask of the commedia dell’arte.  It is a city full of history and art. Among its masterpieces we must remember the Mole Antonelliana, the Egyptian Museum and  the Gran Madre di Dio church. In the past Turin was the site of the publication of two important national daily newspapers, the Gazzetta del Popolo and Stampa Sera. Nowadays the city is currently home to the publication of La Stampa and Tuttosport.

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Taormina has been the most popular tourist destination in Sicily for a couple of hundred of years, ever since it became an integral part of the Grand Tour. Beautifully restored mediaeval buildings, breathtaking views around every corner and a giddy network of winding streets strewn with shops, bars and restaurants make for a perfect holiday spot. Taormina lives on tourism. Visitors flock from all over the world to see its Greek-Roman theatre, to amble along its perfectly preserved Mediaeval streets, to admire its dramatic views of Mount Etna and to immerse themselves in the archetypal Mediterranean atmosphere. The main attraction the theatre. The Teatro Greco, as its name suggests, started its life in the 3rd Century BC hosting performances of works by Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes. Originally quite small, it was enlarged by the Romans to accommodate their own particular brand of theatrical extravaganza. The views from the theatre are spectacular, taking in a smoking Mount Etna and the Bay of Naxos down below. Taormina is served by its very own cable car which ferries tourists to and from the seaside resorts down along the coast. Extensive beaches, rocky coves, tiny islands (such as the famous Isola Bella) and sea stacks abound, making this enchanting coastline a firm favorite with Sicilians and visitors alike.

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What sets Crema apart in this zone of Lombardia just south east of Milan is that it was under Venetian control from 1449. For 370 years the city remained an elusive and independent enclave inside the larger and feudal Duchy of Milan which controlled Cremona. The core of Crema is Cathedral Square or Piazza Duomo. The oldest building here dates from 1286 and is the Guelph Tower. The Venetians inserted the symbol of their power, the lion, into the facade where it still remains today. Whether you've seen 'Call Me By Your Name' or not, the locations of the film are ideal reference points for discovering the languid atmosphere of Crema. Starting Piazza Duomo where the local tourism board have conveniently set out the actual table and chairs from one of the most iconic moments of the film by Luca Guadagnino. The Cathedral is where the first Citadel stood. It was constructed between 1284 and 1341 over the remains of a Romanic cathedral. For more corners and views head to Piazza Premoili, Via Busio and Vicolo Marazzi. Early June for the annual Insula Medievale, a celebration of medieval life in Crema.

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Florence is Tuscany’s capital which keeps unchanged its charm and the splendor of the past, hosting many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture. Florence’s beating heart is Piazza del Duomo, with the monumental complex of the Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore (surmounted by the majestic dome of tiles designed by Brunelleschi), the Baptistery of San Giovanni, magnificent example of Florentine Romanesque, the bell tower of Giotto, a masterpiece of Florentine Gothic architecture. Next to the square there is Uffizi Gallery, one of the most important museums in the world, which includes Botticelli’s works as “The Birth of Venus”, Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci and many other great artists

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Verona is the capital of Veneto region, in northern Italy: it has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO for its urban peculiarities and for its artistic and cultural heritage. Its historic center is medieval and it is known as “the city of lovers” because it hosted Romeo and Juliet, the main characters of William Shakespeare’s drama, in fact if you visit Verona you can see a building of the sixteenth century called “Juliet’s house”, with a lovely balcony overlooking a courtyard. An important symbol of this city is the Verona Arena, a large Roman amphitheater which nowadays hosts concerts and operas

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Venice is the gem of the Venetian and Italian tourist panorama, where churches, palaces, ancient bridges, monuments and squares tell the artistic and cultural vivacity that has marked and still marks the history of this city.  The beating heart of Venice is the splendid Piazza San Marco, the most elegant living room in Europe, surrounded by works of indisputable value such as the imposing Bell Tower and the Basilica with its five portals and the decorations of marbles and mosaics that anticipate the splendor and the richness of the interior.
-CINZIA MAGLIONE

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Palermo, the capital of the Sicily region, is a beautiful city located in the exact center of the Mediterranean.  Palermo is a city full of art that can be enjoyed outdoors: from squares to fountains, from parks to majestic palaces.  One of the most important squares in Palermo is Piazza Pretoria. The "Antonio Salinas" Regional Archaeological Museum has one of the richest testimonies of Sicilian history;  there are large collections of Punic and Greek art from Italy.  The climate is mild while in summer, the city becomes an excellent tourist destination especially for the warm climate and the sea.

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Pisa is a very famous Italian city, its main attraction is the 'Torre di Pisa', the leaning tower that millions of people come to visit from all over the world.

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The Amalfi coast is one of the most beautiful places in Italy in terms of landscape. In 1997, in fact it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is one of the most popular destinations due to the sea, the mild climate, the good food and the entertainment that the city of Amalfi offers. But in addition to being beautiful, like all major cities in Campania, Amalfi stands out for its history.

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Wrocław is one of the biggest and most important cieties of Polnad. It is situated on the Odra River in western Polnad. The city has over 640.000 inhabitants. Wrocław is called second Venice due to its numerous bridges of which there are over 100.
Reasons why it is worth visiting Wrocław:
- unique architecture
- very kind residents
- delicious food and fresh roast coffee
- many tourist attractions for both children and adults
Oliwier

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Kraków is one of the largest cities in Poland and the second capital of Poland (1320-1609) located about 300 km from Warsaw. Kraków is worth visiting for several reasons. First of all, it is famous for 14th century Wawel Royal Castle. Secondly,The Main Market Square is one of the largest monuments of its kind in Europe, there are plenty of restaurants where you may eat traditional Polish  food. Furthermore, Mariacki's Church is one of the most spectacular churches in Poland. The most recoginzeable is the Altar made of wood which is over 1000 years old today. Defenitely worth visiting is also Collegium Maius which is the oldest part of Jagiellonian University.
Oskar Witczak

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The castle was built in 1175 by King Valdemar I of Denmark as a defensive fortress, and as a base from which to launch raids against the German coast.
Today Vordingborg Castle is a ruin, although parts of the fourteenth century ring walls remain. The only fully preserved part of the castle, the 26 meter tall Goose Tower (Gåsetårnet), is the symbol of the city. The name comes from the golden goose that perches on top of the tower's spire. Although legend has it that Valdemar Atterdag used the symbol to taunt the Hanseatic League, the truth is the goose was first erected in 1871. The tower was transferred into the national trust on December 24, 1808, and was the first protected historic monument in Denmark.

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Capri, Città Metropolitana di Napoli, Italia

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Capri, Città Metropolitana di Napoli, Italia

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Capri, Città Metropolitana di Napoli, Italia

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Capri is an island in the Gulf of Naples, it has a steep and very indented coast, crowned by the famous "Faraglioni", large and original rocky rocks, and by countless caves with suggestive plays of light. The pleasant climate, the serenity of its sky, the charm of the lanscape and the many attractions make the island the most beautiful tourist destination in any season of the year.
-MARTINA AMBROSANIO

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Matera is one of the oldest cities in the world whose territory preserves evidence of human settlements starting from the Paleolithic and without interruptions up to the present day. They constitute an entire city carved into the limestone rock, locally called "tufo". Today the "Sassi di Matera" offer the visitor a great cultural landscape, reason for being inscribed in the list of UNESCO sites.
-MARTINA AMBROSANIO

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Knuthenborg Safaripark is a safarireserve with more than 1000 animals. Knuthenborg has more than 70 species of animals. The animals have large and open areas in the park, that are divided into areas corresponding to their habitats.

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Warsaw is the capital of Poland, has been since 1952.
It is a large city and has a population of 1.765 million.
Warsaw is theoretically not an old city, as it was virtually completely razed to the ground during World War II and the Warsaw Uprising. The most important buildings have been reconstructed
and those that survived have been rebuilt. I think that Warsaw is worth visiting for many reasons. We can learn a lot about the
history of Poland and also explore the wonderful city or the beautiful streets of the old town. There are also many attractions such as:
- Palace of Culture
- National Museum
- The Warsaw Uprising Museum
- Multimedia Fountain Park
- National Stadium
There is also a lot of space for young people or places to fulfill their passions.
Welcome to one of the most beautiful cities in Poland!
Kacper

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Warsaw is beautiful. Warszawa jest piękna.

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Grójec is a city located about 45 kilometres from the capital of Poland, Warsaw. Many classicist buildings have been preserved in the city. It is worth paying attention, for example, to the town hall from 1821, the old town stalls and the Gothic church. Grójec is the most important Polish region of apple cultivation and processing. 🍎There are many orchards here, so the landscape is really splendid. It is really peaceful here.
The city ensures not only a place close to the nature, but also provides entertainment. You enjoy yourself at the skate park, at the pool or at the cinema.
Katarzyna Kierszniewska

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The Dodecalith is a unique and distinctive monument of impressive giant stone sculptures accompanied by music matched to the season. It is a must see, if you go to Denmark.

Art between sea and sky

The word Dodecalith is derived from Greek and means twelve stones. The completed work of art will comprise 12 stone figures carved from granite, each 7-9 metres tall and weighing 25-45 tonnes. The stones stand facing the centre of a circle 40 metres in diameter, and sculptor Thomas Kadziola has carved a head into the top 2 metres of each figure.

With the beautiful Småland waters on the horizon, the mind wanders easily backwards in time, and the constantly changing music accompanies viewers’ travel through the centuries against the backdrop of Lolland’s beautiful natural landscape.

On the summit

The Dodecalith is located on the crest of the “Lolland Alps" with a view of the Glentehøj burial chamber and other burial mounds from the Bronze Age. Near the small fishing village of Kragenæs, known for its harbour and family-friendly campsite. From the village, walk along the so-called “Hjertesti” in the forest and into the open fields beyond, where the Dodecalith and the most beautiful view of the archipelago await.

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Møns Klint is a very popular excursion spot and that is also very understandable. The beautiful white cliff with the height og 128 meter raises over the turquoise blue sea alongside the 7 km stretch of coast. This is very speciel not just for the Danes but also internationally.

From top to bottom of Møns Klint there will be multiple ways to arrive to the beach, and once you get down there it is real easy to enjoy the view of the vertical cliff walls. The most popular place to walk down to the beach is right around Maglevandstrappen just by Geocenter Møns Klint. Here you have to walk down the 497 steps and of course also walk up the 497 steps.
At the top of Møns Klint there is a handmade 267 meter long boardwalk with multiple sightseeing spots which is handicap friendly plus great for elderly and pram users. Here there is a rich opportunity for everyone to enjoy the impressing sight from one of Denmarks greatest nature experience Møns Klint.

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Fuglsang Kunstmuseum is one of the oldest art museums in Denmark, comprising a significant collection of Danish art from ca. 1780-1980.
The museum always shows a selection of  own artworks as well as exhibitions.
The award-winning architecture is designed by Tony Fretton and harmonizes with the atmospheric surroundings; the manor house and nature in the beautiful countryside of south-east Denmark.

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The history of Naples is long and varied, dating to Greek settlements established in the Naples area in the 2nd millennium BC. During the end of the Greek Dark Ages a large mainland cololony - initially known as Parthenoe - developed around the 9-8th century BC, and was refounded as Neapolis in the 6th century BC, it held an important role in Magna Graecia. The Greek culture of Naples was important to later Roman society. In the Middle Ages Naples was the capital of the kingdom on Naples for centuries. The city has seen the rise and the fall of several civilisations and cultures, each has left traces in its art and architecture, and during the Renaissance and the Enlightenment was a major centre of culture. During the Neapolitan War, the city rebelled against Bourbon monarchs, spurring the early push towards Italian Unification. Today, Naples is part of the Italian Republic an open air Museum all to discover!
I HOPE TO EMBRACE ALL ERASMUS+ GROUP IN NAPLES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!
MINA

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Napoli tour tra pizza e monumenti [xiaomi yi 4K]

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The Roman Colosseum has a long and rich history. From the time when it was used as a gladiatorial arena and witnessed staged hunts with thousands of wild beasts to today, it has seen the Roman Empire rise to its greatest splendor. 72 AD - Construction of the Flavian Amphitheater under Emperor Vespasian who viewed the Colosseum as a gift to the people of Rome. During the centuries the Colosseum undergoes progressive degradatin as its buiding materials are stiripped to be used elsewhere in Rome. 1749 - Finally, after centuries of decay, Pope Benedict XIV consacrates the building and declares it must be protected, on the belief that blood of Christian martyrs spilled in the arena made it a holy place.  Today - The Closseum receives over 4 million visitors a yer, It is one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven years old, making it one of the oldest and best preserved human-made structures in the world.
Mina

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You can’t miss Santa Cruz de Tenerife for many reasons:

Is the capital city of Tenerife, an island of Canarian archipelago. So you could have everything you need there.

On that island there is the highest mountain of Spain (The Teide) , so you can go to the parks on the surrenders or if you want, reach the top of the mountain

Also, this island has a lot of beautiful beaches, with black sand (because it is a volcanic island), and many beautiful sea animals. You can do scuba diving or go surfing.

This place is inhabited by very open-minded people. Usually, they are so nice.

The gastronomy is different than in the rest of Spain, so you should go and try it!

Lucia Sánchez Serra

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Benasque is a small town located in Huesca, Aragón. It is the perfect place to go hiking and climbing, because it is surrounded by Pyrenees mounts. In fact, the highest mountain of this range, the Aneto peak, belongs to Benasque.
Another way to have fun here, as well as enjoying visiting the town, going shopipng and enjoying typical gastronomy, is skiing. Benasque has two skiing stations: "Llanos del Hospital" and "Aramón Cerler".
In addition, you can learn a new language, the Patués, which has been talked for lots of years only in this zone of Spain.

Gerard Dueñas Miró

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Valencia is a city, capital of the Valencian Community and of the homonymous province.
It is the third municipality by population in Spain, with 800,215 inhabitants. while its metropolitan area has, according to the same source, 1,541,047 inhabitants, which also makes it the third metropolitan area in Spain.
You should visit this city for many reasons:
- Its historic center is one of the largest in Spain.
- The gastronomy.
- Its have a perfect climate all year.
- Beautiful beaches
- Its festivities, “the Fallas”
- The city of arts and sciences.
- Natural spaces.

- The Albufera.

Claudia Nebot Santonja

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One of the cities that you shouldn’t forget to visit is Seville, for the following reasons:
-Marvel at the Cathedral

-Lose yourself in the Barrio Santa Cruz

-Experience the passion and artistry of an authentic flamenco show

-Savour some of Seville’s best traditional tapas

-Explore the Moorish history of Seville at the Alcazar Palace

-Enjoy Seville’s modern side at the Metropol Parasol

-Sip some iconic local wines

-Take in the Seville sun at Plaza de España

-Admire Seville’s amazing skyline

-Venture over the river to Triana neighborhood

-Wander through a local food market

-Discover the artistic heritage of Seville. Birthplace of artists such as Velázquez, Murillo and Zurbarán.

-Celebrate all the fun of the fair

Sevilla is definitely one of the best places to have a great and fun experience touring all its wonderful places.

IRENE CATALÀ

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You can't miss the visit to the city of Santiago de Compostela.
- Santiago is a city with 96,000 inhabitants and a great place to live in, it has all the things you need to spend a beautiful time with your family and friends
- The city is the end of "El. Camino de Santiago" a route of  piligrimage, it starts in the south of French
-The gastronomy of the community of Galicia is one of the best in Spain, including Santiago whose gastronomy is even better than in the Basque Country
-It has a beautiful landmarks, as the iconic Santiago's Cathedral, one of the most important landmarks in Spain

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Among the most beautiful towns in the province of Guipúzcoa, there is always a place for Zarautz, a beautiful town on the Basque-Spanish coast that, among other things, stands out for its immense beach, visited by hundreds of surfers every year, as well as its Old Town and its exquisite Basque gastronomy.
For most of the year, Zarautz is a quiet and relaxed town, without stress or hustle and bustle. However, during the summer months, its population of about 22,000 inhabitants practically triples and the environment changes completely. In Zarautz visitors will find all the comforts they need and it is also a very good place to practice water sports, especially surfing. If you want to learn, without a doubt one of the best places in Spain.
ZOE CLIMENT

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The historiy of its cities and towns, the variety of artistic styles of its monuments, the quality of the musical and theatrical activities, and the rich traditions, that its habitants maintain, make culture one the things of identity of the province of Granada and its greatest tourist atracction. The Alhambra and the Generalife is, without a doubt, the main attraction of the capital and the province, attracting more than two million visitors each year.

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Mérida is the capital from the  community of Extremadura. It is in the West from Spain. This city was founded by Octavio Augusto in the first century before Christ. Furthermore, Merida was built for retired soldiers from the legions. This is because was named as “Emerita Augusta”.
You cannot miss visit this wonderful place because of this reasons:
-  There are the 3 typical roman monuments that makes Merida as an historical city: the theatre, the circus and the amphitheatre.
- There is the Nacional Museum of Roman Art, where you can find sculptures and mosaics.
- You can also across the Roman bridge over the Guadiana river, which is known as the largest bridge from the Roman Empire.
- You can taste an incredible Jamón!!!
I HOPE YOU WILL COME TO SPAIN SOON AND VISIT MÉRIDA.

MARÍA SANCHA

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Mérida, cruce de caminos, culturas y sabores

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You cannot miss Barcelona because of many reasons:
- It is a big city (1,664,000 inhabitants), where you have everything you could need and more.
- It has beautiful beaches and also, big mountains with stunning views.
- It has remarkable landmarks such as "La Sagrada Família", "Park Güell", "Montjuic", "La Rambla", among others.
- All the citizens of Barcelona are able to speak 2 languages (Catalan and Spanish). Also, you can hear a wide variety of other languages because there are people from all over the world.

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Granada is a city in the autonomous community of Andalulucía. This city in southern Spain combines the cold of the Sierra Nevada peaks with the warmth of its people, the light that floods the white villages and the quiet murmur of the water of La Alhambra. The reasons why you cannot miss this city are:
-You can sleep in a hotel that is inside a cave.
-You can visit La Alhambra which is one of the most important monuments in Spain.
-You can watch the sunset at the San Nicolás viewpoint.
-You can walk through the Generalife gardens.
-You can touch the snow of Sierra Nevada.
-You can relax in the arab baths.
From my point of view, Granada is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, so you should go there if you are visiting Spain.

EMMA BLANES FERRI

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In 1985 the old city of Segovia and its Aqueduct were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The old city contains a multitude of historic buildings both civil and religious, including a large number of buildings of Jewish origin. Among the most important monuments in the city are:
- The Aqueduct of Segovia
- The Alcazar of Segovia
- The Segovia Cathedral
- The Walls of Segovia
In my opinion, Segovia is one of the most beautiful cities in our country, and if you ever have the oportunity to come to Spain, you should defenitelly go there.

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SEGOVIA 4k | La ciudad PATRIMONIO de la HUMANIDAD

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You can't miss Alcoi because of many reasons:
-It's a medium-size, quiet town (60.000 inhabitats), where you have all you need nearby.
-We are surrounded by mountains.
-We live an hour away from beautiful Mediteranean coast spots.
-We have the best festivities in the world (held in January and April).
-We can cook paella!
-We speak two languages: Spanish and Catalan (but we aren't Catalan).
WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ALL IN JULY!
ANNA PASCUAL