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Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | March 7th 2011 | no comments
Tallinn is the capital of Estonia.
Tallinn is located in the Harju County, in the north. The city has a population of 401,821 (2005) inhabitants, making it the largest city of Estonia. Most of the population is of Estonian origin, but there are a large [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | March 4th 2011 | no comments
Sofia, at the foot of Vitos Mountains, has a population of 1,178,579 (2001) and is the capital of Bulgaria, a state in south-eastern Europe.
The city has the status of oblast and is neighboring the regions Sofia and Pernik in Bulgaria. Bojana Church in Sofia [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | March 4th 2011 | no comments
Baku, also known as Baky or Baki, is the capital and largest city of Azerbaijan.
It is located on the southern part of the peninsula Abşeron at 40 ° 23'N 49 ° 52'E / 40.383, 49.867. Modern Baku consists of three parts: the Old Town (İçəri Şəhər), New [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | March 4th 2011 | one comment
Yerevan is the largest city and capital of Armenia.
The city was built in 782 BC, being one of the oldest cities in the world. Geographical Location: The city is located west central, at the north-eastern extremity of the Ararat plain, on the river Hrazdan. The climate [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | March 4th 2011 | no comments
Occupying a quarter of the island of Ireland and owned by United Kingdom, Northern Ireland is a region often called Ulster, though it includes only six of the nine counties of the province's history.
Located near Scotland and the sea channel that [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | March 3rd 2011 | no comments
Wales is one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom. Its capital is Cardiff.
The name Wales comes from the Germanic word waelisc or walh, a word which referred to foreign Romanized nations. The native Gaelic name for their country is [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | March 2nd 2011 | 2 comments
England is the largest and most densely populated country in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
By 1707 England was an independent kingdom, the Kingdom of England. In 1707 it merged with Scotland, thus creating the Kingdom of Great [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | March 1st 2011 | no comments
Scotland is a country of the United Kingdom, with the capital at Edinburgh, occupying the northern third of the UK, with 186 islands included.
One of the most visited areas is the Loch Ness, where according to legend, lived a monster called “Nessie” by the locals. A [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 26th 2011 | no comments
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is an independent state in Western Europe.
It consists of four traditional countries: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and several dependent territories. Its capital city is London. The United Kingdom of [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 25th 2011 | one comment
Moldova is a landlocked country in southeast Europe, between Romania (west) and Ukraine (east).
The border with Romania is almost entirely made up of the river Prut and Danube on a very short distance. Republic of Moldova has access to the [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 24th 2011 | 2 comments
Monaco, known as Munegu in the local dialect, is the second smallest country in the world, situated between the Mediterranean and France, on the French Riviera.
Consisting mainly of the old town of Monaco and later built-up areas, is the most densely [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 23rd 2011 | 2 comments
Montenegro is a state in southern Europe. It has a population of 621,000 inhabitants.
The capital of the country is Podgorica. The official language is Serbian, and in addition to it the local government uses, where appropriate, the Albanian [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 22nd 2011 | one comment
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a state in Europe which is part of the Benelux countries and the European Union.
Luxembourg owes its existence to a mixture of luck and diplomacy that saved the country from merging into the neighboring territories. You [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 21st 2011 | no comments
Lithuania is a Baltic country in Northern Europe.
The capital city of the country is Vilnius. The country's western border is with the Baltic Sea. In the north it borders with Latvia, in the south-east with Belarus, south and south-west with Poland and [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 19th 2011 | 3 comments
Kazakhstan, officially named the Republic of Kazakhstan, is a country that stretches over a vast area in northern and central Eurasia.
It is the ninth largest country in the world. Kazakhstan is in central Asia and covers an area approximately equal to that of [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 18th 2011 | one comment
French Polynesia is a French overseas collectivity that has the particular designation of overseas country.
It is located in the Pacific Ocean and consists of several Polynesian islands, Tahiti being the most famous, which is also the most [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 17th 2011 | no comments
The Principality of Liechtenstein is an Alpine microstate in Western Europe, bordering Switzerland to the west and Austria to the east.
Liechtenstein is the smallest German-speaking country in the world. It is a principality, constitutional monarchy, with [...]
Posted in: Travel by Gabriel Popa | February 16th 2011 | no comments
Latvia is a Baltic country in Northern Europe.
The capital city is Riga. The country's western border is with the Baltic Sea. In the north and south, Latvia borders with Estonia and Lithuania and Russia in the east. It is a member of the European Union. Form of [...]
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