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For lovers of historical places
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born at 9 Getreidegasse on January 27.1756. Currently, the Mozart family's apartment houses a museum. On three floors, episodes from the life of Amadeus are reproduced - how he grew up, who his parents were, when he began to study music and much more.
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Mandatory promenade in Salzburg
Getreidegasse Street is a small old street that runs through the entire old city. Guild signs are still preserved on many houses as a recollection of the Middle Ages. The feature of the street is the signs of shops, which are stylized antique.
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For lovers of unusual places and monuments
In 1715.28 funny figures of dwarfs were installed in the park. There is a version that the figures depicted all existing human vices. Alas, the crown prince Ludwig of Bavaria, who lived in the castle, categorically did not like the dwarfs, and most of the figurines were sold.
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For lovers of palace and park ensembles
The history of the Mirabell Park is connected with a rather spicy love story. So, there lived the Archbishop of Salzburg, Wolf Reitenau. And although he was a person of the church, and according to the church rules of that time, it was not supposed to have beloved women, the archbishop was, it seems...
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Controversial Landmark of Zurich
There is one "attraction" in Zurich to which you will definitely be brought during a sightseeing tour of the city. The Ulyanov couple (1916-1917) lived in house number 14 on the narrow medieval street Spiegelgasse.
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Have you bathed in drinking water?
It's quiet and calm here. Here you can relax to watch the sunrise. And you can meet a local handsome man - a white swan - and carry bread to him to establish international friendly relations : ) You can take long walks along the lake.
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For lovers of leisurely walks and beautiful views
At one time, Empress Elisabeth (better known as Sissi) visited Merano twice, and stayed here for a long time. The crowned lady firmly believed in the unusually beneficial effect of local air and water.
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Urban architecture lovers
From the cathedral begins the old street Laubengasse or Via Portici (13th century). Here the porticos form two long galleries on either side of the street, so that one can walk from one end to the other without going out into the open sky.
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Urban architecture lovers
The construction of the Cathedral of St. Nicholas dates back to the 12th century. Its 83-meter bell tower is today one of the main symbols of the city. Inside, the temple is quite ascetic, but it evokes a sense of reverence and peace that is appropriate for such places.
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Lovers of beautiful views and small villages
Gandria. This tiny village is located on the steep slope of Monte Brae descending to the lake. Once a customs post, Gandria is now one of the suburbs of Lugano. How to get there?
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Classic list of attractions
From Piazza Riforma, you can climb up the narrow streets going up to the Cathedral of Lugano. Please note that the facade of the church is divided into three parts, noble people of the city once passed through the central one.
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Lovers of beautiful views
On Lake Lugano, in the Paradiso area, they installed their own smaller copy of the Geneva fountain. A jet of water beats directly from the lake, creating the illusion of such a natural fountain.
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Urban architecture lovers
The main square of the city is Piazza Riforma. Numerous cafes and restaurants are located along its entire perimeter. There is also the building of the Municipality, in the courtyard of which there are statues of famous people whose fate is connected with the Ticino region.
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For lovers of leisurely walks and beautiful views
The promenade of the lake in Lugano is perhaps the main attraction of the city. A double row of trees planted along the embankment creates a kind of contact zone between the lake and the historic center of the city.
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For lovers of leisurely walks and beautiful views
Ciani Park is not only the largest park in the city, but also one of the most beautiful parks in Switzerland. Here is a huge collection of subtropical flora, as well as palm trees, roses, azaleas, magnolias and camellias.
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Beautiful frescoes by Bernardino Luini
Chiesa di Santa Maria degli Angioli is an old Romanesque church that houses amazing frescoes by Bernardino Luini, a student of Leonard da Vinci, dated 1529. Covering all the walls, these frescoes turn the church into one huge illustration of the crucifixion of Christ.
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For lovers of views of the city and fortifications
Montebello Castle, the second in the Bellinzona fortification system, was built in the 13th century as the eastern outpost of Castelgrande. In the 15th century, the castle was significantly expanded and to this day it has come down almost unchanged.
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For lovers of views of the city and fortifications
History was reflected in the urban landscape in the form of an abundance of powerful defensive fortifications. The castle of Castelgrande rises above the old town, Montebello is located to the east of it, and the third castle, Sasso Corbaro, is lost high in the mountains.
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Urban architecture lovers
The Sun Square was formed at the end of the 18th century and was completely rebuilt in the 20th. Now it is an empty regular square (60 m on each side), in which gray granite inserts are located, imitating the pattern of a large carpet.
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City history buffs
Independence Square takes its name from the obelisk erected on the centenary of the entry of the canton of Ticin into the Swiss Confederation in 1803 and the adoption of the Constitution of the Ticino region.
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Urban architecture lovers
Among the many picturesque buildings of the city, it is worth noting the Town Hall with an inner courtyard, which is surrounded by covered galleries in the Renaissance style.
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Urban architecture lovers
Piazza Collegiata, also called Piazza Grande, is the very center of the old city, the venue for the Saturday market and traditional meetings of the townspeople. In fact, the current appearance of the square was formed in the middle of the 16th century, when several buildings were demolished to provi...
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Urban architecture lovers
From the market originates the most popular and oldest street of Bolzano - Portico Street. It still retains its original commercial function. Both sides of the narrow street are continuous arcades, allowing you to comfortably view all kinds of goods and souvenirs, even in bad weather.
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Urban architecture lovers
On the Square of Herbs (Piazza delle Erbe), which is one of the oldest squares in Bolzano, there is a fountain of Neptune. It is installed on the site where once there was a pillory for convicts.
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Blue poppies in the central square
The heart of Bolzano is Walterplatz - a square located in the very center of the old part of the city and bearing the name of the medieval poet Walter Vogelweide. The traditional venue for the Christmas and flower markets.
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