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Russia
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Assumption Cathedral, Omsk
Themes:
Churches - Cathedrals - Basilicas - Chapels
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2018-07-25
Country:
Russia
Series:
150th Anniversary of the Bank of Russia
Themes:
Anniversaries and Jubilees | Banks | Coins
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2010-09-22
Bruges is home of historical, artistic and architectural wonders. The museums are overflowing with works of art from the Flemish Primitives to the great contemporary artists. In the city center, there are monasteries and beautiful residences such as the perfectly preserved Hof Bladelin. Bruges was a textile center in the 13th century, and although today the city is a major tourist destination, it has retained its medieval charm with its many canals and richly decorated houses. The historic district, which is only accessible on foot, is bristling with arrows and gothic flourishes. The friendly inhabitants of the capital of West Flanders have no trouble impressing tourists, as they are proud to show off their city's best features, such as the Groeninge Museum, the Church of Our Lady, the Belfry and the Market Hall.
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France
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Europa (C.E.P.T.) 2021 - Endangered Species
Themes:
Animals (Fauna) | Antelopes | Butterflies | C.E.P.T. / Europe | Insects | Lynx | Mammals | Wild Cats
Issued on:
2021-05-25
Munich (München in German) means "home of the monks", a name that stems from the Benedictine monastery founded in the area around the mid-8th century. While there is evidence of settlements in the area dating back to the Neolithic period, and the wider region of Bavaria has a history entwined in the Roman Empire, the first time that Munich was mentioned by in a document was in 1158, and this date is generally accepted as its foundation.
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Germany, Federal Republic
Series:
Germany´s Most Beautiful Panoramas 2019
Themes:
Townscapes / City Views
Issued on:
2019-04-04
Country:
Germany, Federal Republic
Series:
Flowers definitives (2005-present)
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Flowers | Plants (Flora)
Issued on:
2020-04-02
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Germany, Federal Republic
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Famous People | Headgear | Heads of State | Politicians
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2021-02-04
the virgin queen .First permanent English settlement in North America . Jamestown 1607.
State song:Carry me back to Old Virginia .Nicknames:Mother of Presidents and Old Dominion. Statehood.June 25,1788
In the Bierzo, northwest of the Aquilanos Mountains and near the valley of the Sil River, lies Las Médulas, a fantastic landscape resulting from Roman gold mining. It is probably the largest gold mine dug by the Romans in their empire and is declared World Heritage by UNESCO.
Its reddish image hides a sinuous landscape of mystery. Nobody would say that these steep rocks bury, in their bowels, the gold of the Romans.
The mining stopped centuries ago, the site of Medulas becomes a beautiful landscape, very attractive from the tourist point of view, which is completed by the museum infrastructure of an archaeological workshop. It describes, in detail, the period of full activity of the largest open-air gold mining in the Roman Empire.
The Medulas offer to the visitor, beyond a landscape of extraordinary beauty, the possibility of knowing a curious and complex system of exploitation that the Roman geographer and naturalist, Pliny the Elder, will call 'ruina montium'.
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As the name suggests, it is located in China and the Great Wall is the collective name given to a series of fortification systems built across the borders of the country. The purpose of the Great Wall was to protect as well as mark the territories of the Chinese states and empires. Several of the walls were found to have been built as early as the 7th century BC, but the most well known sections were built by the Ming dynasty (1368–1644). An archaeological survey found that the entire wall with all of its branches measures out to be 21,196 km. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987, and attracts many visitors every year.
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