Greece to Catalonia and Poland

The most famous streets in Bialystok. Of course it's not La Rambla or Fifth Avenue but if you want go to a pub, club or shopping almost everything you can find nearby. If you'll walk down the street there're a few of most famous Bialystok's buildings: Rocha's Church, Fara's Church, City Hall and old houses (but I'll tell you in secret...not very interesting;)) Oh and there's something you should know..Basically the firts's part of the street name is Rynek Kosciuszki but everybody calls it Lipowa. That's shorter and easier ;]

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This is now the Cathedral. This beautiful neogothic church was built at the beginning of XX century by project of Jozef Pius Dziekonski. This church is very beautiful inside. There are too great stained glass windows. I think that the history of St. Fara Church is very interesting. In 19th century Poland was annexed by Prussia, Russia and Austria. Bialystok belonged to Russians. Polish people couldn`t build anything without Russians` permission... In 1899, after 39 year waiting period, city dwellers received a permit to build a little annexe to an old church in Bialystok...Later it turned out that this tiny annexe is many times as big as the main church. It is a "solid comment" on persecution that took place in Poland in 19th century... The "red" church this is annexe, the "white".... this is the main church. Now the church is the Cathedrale.

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Zwierzyniec - so is called the little zoo in the old part of the Park. You can see there bucks, does, wisants, wolfs, camels, bears, polecats, foxes, lynxes, wild boars, badgers and so on. This place like especially the children. The little zoo is opened at 8.00 to 18.00. The admission is free.

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The Town Hall in Bialystok was build 1745 ( the central part of the building) and the tower and wings 1755-1761. Now the area near of the town hall is closed for cars and there are some cafe gardens. In the Town Hall there is a museum.

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The Palace surround the beautiful park. The park of south-western side this is the park in french style. The main alley ending with a gate and Sfinx`s sculptures. Behind this gate there is the beautiful city park. By beautiful weather walk here many people. On the left of the gate is kiosk with very taste ice cream.

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On the Roman Catholic cemetery - a complex of concrete sculptures by Rev. Rabczyński. The sculptures have lately undergone conservation processes.

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Greece is a country of south-eastern Europe that is separated in 52 prefectures. One of these prefectures is the prefecture of Karditsa. It is the prefecture that personally I live and work. Karditsa prefecture, with other three neighbouring prefectures constitute the regional apartment of Thessaly.

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(cooperation by Anastasopoulos, , Koutras ,Thomopoulos)

Our city finds itself in the heart of Greece for this it is named Karditsa. It’s a
place full of contradictions, as long as it allocates from the one side the mountains and the lake and from the other the Thessalian plain.

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