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We have 25 holidays listed for September 26.
September 26th is the 269th day of the Gregorian calendar. During the Morean War, the Parthenon in Athens was partially destroyed; British troops occupied Philadelphia during the American Revolution. The Concorde broke a record traveling non-stop over the Atlantic. Famous birthdays include Winnie Mandela, Serena Williams and Lilly Singh. Today is National Family Day.
Johnny Appleseed Day
Yes, this American legend was a living, breathing, historical human being!
National Chimichanga Day
Celebrating one of history’s greatest culinary accidents — the deep-fried goodness that is the chimichanga.
National Family Day
Take some time today to appreciate the people that make our lives meaningful.
National Pancake Day
Get those hotcakes on the griddle, it’s time to prepare some pancakes!
Alpaca Day
Alpaca Owners Association founded Alpaca Day to educate people about alpacas.
Dominion Status Day
Join us as New Zealand celebrates independence on Dominion Status Day.
European Day of Languages
Are you ready to learn another language? E.D.L. is the perfect day to do it!
European Languages Day
Be inspired and brush up on your language learning skills for an enriching and fulfilling life.
Love Note Day
Grab a pen and paper and get ready to celebrate someone special this Love Note Day.
Lumberjack Day
Lumberjacks are the real deal! Join in the celebration as we appreciate these hardworking professionals.
Mera Chaoren Houba
Mera Chaoren Houba is observed according to the Manipuri lunar calendar, a region in northeast India.
National Amanda Day
Amanda is a feminine, elegant name with ancient origin, derived from the Latin word ‘amare.’
National Dumpling Day
No matter your ancestry, you probably have some form of dumpling in your history.
National Hari Day
Hari is a masculine name of Sanskrit origin with deep religious significance.
National Key Lime Pie Day
Could you imagine life without key lime pies? We can’t bear to think of it either!
National Mesothelioma Awareness Day
Mesothelioma Awareness Day to educate Americans affected by, or in danger of being affected by, asbestos.
Shamu the Whale Day
Appreciate the remarkable life of orcas on Shamu the Whale Day.
Holidays Calendar for September 26, 2023
September Revolution Day is one of the public holidays in Yemen. This holiday celebrates the establishment of the Yemen Arab Republic in 1962.
World Contraception Day is annually observed on September 26. This day was observed for the first time in 2007, when it was initiated by ten international family planning organizations.
National Statistics Day (Hari Statistik Nasional) is observed in Indonesia every September 26. It commemorates the founding of Statistics Indonesia. The holiday was established to raise public awareness of the importance of statistics and to encourage people to participate in statistical surveys.
World Environmental Health Day is annually observed in many countries around the world on September 26.
The observance was inaugurated in 2011 in Indonesia.
Johnny Appleseed Day is an unofficial holiday in the United States dedicated to a Christian missionary and gardener who is credited with introducing apple trees to large parts of the American Midwest. It is celebrated on March 11 or September 26.
European Day of Languages was proclaimed by the Council of Europe on December 6, 2001 at the end of the European Year of Languages. This observance annually falls on September 26 and since 2002 various activities and events are organized by member states.
People of Ecuador honor their national flag and annually observe National Flag Day on September 26. This observance has no public status, but at the same time it’s a very important memorial day for the nation of Ecuador.
Pancakes are one of the favorite breakfast foods in North America.
No wonder there is a holiday dedicated to them. The National Pancake Day is celebrated throughout the United States each year on September 26.
National Chimichanga Day is observed annually on September 26. It celebrates one of those dishes that are often thought to be Mexican but in fact were invented in the United States and have become a staple in Southwestern cuisine.
One of the UN international days is observed on September 26. The UN General Assembly proclaimed September 26 to be International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear WeaponsI. Appropriate observances are held since 2014.
Dumpling Day, referred to in various sources as National Dumpling Day, International Dumpling Day or World Dumpling Day, is observed annually on September 26. It celebrates a class of dishes that are present in many cuisines around the world.
Mesothelioma Awareness Day, also referred to as National Mesothelioma Awareness Day and Meso Awareness Day, is observed annually on September 26.
It was created to raise awareness about a rare form of cancer that affects the tissue covering some internal organs.
Festivals on September 26, 2023
- Tbilisi International Festival of Theatre in Tbilisi, Georgia
- SCHLINGEL International Film Festival in Chemnitz, Germany
- Message to Man International Film Festival in Saint Petersburg, Russia
- San Sebastian International Film Festival in San Sebastian, Spain
- Oktoberfest in Canada in Kitchener–Waterloo, Canada
- Cannstatter Volksfest in Stuttgart, Germany
- Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival in Strasbourg, France
- Fantastic Fest in Austin, USA
- Züri-Wiesn (Swiss Oktoberfest) in Zürich, Switzerland
- Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
- Floriade in Canberra, Australia
- Oktoberfest in Munich in Munich, Germany
- King Richard’s Faire in Carver, USA
- Kansas City Renaissance Festival in Bonner Springs, USA
- Ohio Renaissance Festival in Harveysburg, USA
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This Day in History
- 2019 Died: Jacques Chirac, French politician who served as President of France from 1995 to 2007.
He also served as the Prime Minister of France and the Mayor of Paris. - 2010 Died: Gloria Stuart, American actress and artist whose iconic film role was the 100-year-old elder Rose Dawson in James Cameron’s Titanic.
- 2008 Swiss pilot and and aviation enthusias Yves Rossy became the first person to successfully fly a jet engine-powered wing across the English Channel.
- 2008 Died: Paul Newman, American actor, director, entrepreneur, racing driver, and activist. He won an Academy Award for his role in The Color of Money.
- 2000 Died: Baden Powell de Aquino, Brazilian guitarist and composer regarded as one of the most prominent and celebrated guitarists of his time.
- 1983 The Soviet nuclear early warning system twice reported the launch of American intercontinental ballistic missiles. Both warnings were a false alarm.
- 1980 An improvised explosive device exploded at the main entrance of the Oktoberfest in Munich, West Germany, killing 13 people and injuring 211.
- 1978 Died: Manne Siegbahn, Swedish physicist who was awarded the 1924 Nobel Prize in Physics for his research in the field of X-ray spectroscopy.
- 1976 Died: Leopold Ružička, Croatia biochemist who won the 1939 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on polymethylenes and higher terpenes.
- 1965 Born: Petro Poroshenko, Ukrainian businessmen and politician, the fifth President of Ukraine. He was elected president on May 25, 2014.
- 1960 The first televised general election presidential debate was held between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. It was moderated by Howard K. Smith.
- 1956 Born: Linda Hamilton, American actress known for her roles as Sarah Connor in The Terminator and Catherine Chandler on Beauty and the Beast.
- 1948 Born: Olivia Newton-John, English-born Australian singer, songwriter, and actress. She rose to prominence due to playing Sandy Olsson in Grease.
- 1947 Died: Hugh Lofting, British author primarily remembered for creating the character of Doctor Dolittle, one of the classics of children’s literature.
- 1945 Died: Béla Bartók, world-renowned Hungarian composer and pianist. Along with Franz Liszt, he is regarded as Hungary’s greatest composer.
- 1937 Died: Bessie Smith, American blues singer nicknamed the Empress of the Blues. She is regarded as one of the greatest singers of her era.
- 1934 Ocean liner RMS Queen Mary was launched. Queen Mary was the flagship of the Cunard-White Star Line from May 1936 until October 1946.
- 1914 The Federal Trade Commission was established. This independent agency of the U.S. government focuses on the promotion of consumer protection.
- 1909 Born: Bill France, Sr., America racing driver best known for co-founding and managing the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing.
- 1907 New Zealand and Newfoundland became Dominions within the British Empire. They ceased to be dominions in 1947 and 1949, respectively.
- 1902 Died: Levi Strauss, American businessman who is best known as the founder of Levi Strauss & Co. , famous for its Levi’s brand of denim jeans.
- 1898 Born: George Gershwin, American composer and pianist. His best known works include Rhapsody in Blue, An American in Paris and Porgy and Bess.
- 1889 Born: Martin Heidegger, German philosopher who made significant contributions to existential phenomenology and philosophical hermeneutics.
- 1888 Born: T. S. Eliot, American-born British poet, dramatist, essayist, literary critic, and editor, who was awarded the 1948 Nobel Prize in Literature.
- 1886 Born: Archibald Hill, known as A. V. Hill, English physiologist who shared the 1922 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Otto Fritz Meyerhof.
- 1874 Born: Lewis Hine, American photographer and sociologist. His photographs were instrumental in changing the child labor laws in the United States.
- 1868 Died: August Ferdinand Möbius, German mathematician an theoretical astronomer. He is best known for the discovery of the Möbius strip.
- 1849 Born: Ivan Pavlov, Russian psychologist who was awarded the 1904 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on the physiology of digestion.
- 1687 The Parthenon was partially destroyed by the Venetians who attacked Athens and attempted to capture the Acropolis from the Ottoman Turks.
- 1580 English sea captain and navigator Francis Drake returned to Plymouth, finishing his circumnavigation of the Earth. His expedition lasted for 3 years.
- 1087 William II, commonly known as William Rufus or William the Red, was crowned Kind of England. He ruled until his death on August 2, 1100.
He also served as the Prime Minister of France and the Mayor of Paris.
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26 September 2022 Weekend or business day? Find out how we relax on September 26, 2022 in Russia.
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September 26, 2022 weekend or work day?
Monday, September 26, 2022.
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September 26, 2022 how do we relax? |
We work all day, because This Monday. |
September 26 is a working day or not? |
Yes, 26 September is a normal working day, because This Monday. |
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The first month of autumn is traditionally considered the time when everyone returns to working days after a hot summer. In September, there are no big official holidays on the calendar, so you can’t count on long “holidays”. However, there is time to take a walk in the autumn parks. And these are the weekends in September 2023 that await us.
Holidays in September 2023
Significant dates in September are not public holidays, therefore, additional days off do not apply to them. For example, Knowledge Day on September 1 is not a “red day of the calendar”, although it is celebrated every year with solemn rulers and city festivals for schoolchildren and students.
There are holidays of republican significance in September, for example, the Day of the State Emblem and the State Flag of the Republic of Crimea on the 24th. In honor of this date, patriotic actions and flash mobs are held on the peninsula.
Of course, as in any month, September was not without professional dates – you can congratulate representatives of various labor sectors in the first autumn month: from a hairdresser (on the 13th) to a gunsmith (on the 19th).
Holidays in September 2023
There are nine days off in September 2023. These are 2-3, 9-10, 16-17, 23-24 and 30 numbers. There are no weekend breaks for this month.
How many working days in September 2023
There will be 21 out of 30 working days in September 2023. This is an average. According to the norms of working time, it turns out as follows: 168 working hours for a 40-hour working week, 151.2 working hours for a 36-hour one and 100.
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There are no shortened working days (these are on the eve of holidays) in September, and therefore you will have to work every day according to the full schedule.
How to profitably take a vacation in September 2023
In September, the holiday season is still going on, and many people prefer to go on vacation at the beginning of autumn every year. It seems like in the summer and in your hometown on the weekend there are a lot of interesting things, well, you can always go to the dacha again. But September is traditionally a time for travel. Let’s see how profitable it is to take a vacation in September so as not to lose money.
So, we have a standard vacation of 28 calendar days. Let’s figure out how the amount of vacation pay is calculated. It depends on the month in which you are going on vacation. The main rule to be followed is to take a vacation in the month in which there are more working days.
Everything is simple here: if you work a full month, you get your fixed salary, regardless of how many working days there are in that month.
In the case of a vacation, your money will be counted differently. You will go on vacation with vacation pay in your pocket, which is calculated based on the average earnings for the last year according to a special formula. And when you return, you will receive the rest of your salary. And this will not be just half the salary, as many people think – you will be separately calculated the cost of a working day and multiplied by the number of days actually spent in the service.
Conclusion: it is profitable to go on vacation in those months in which there are more working days, so you lose less when calculating the remaining part of the salary after vacations. In September 2023, there will be 21 of them, which is quite normal, since there are no more working days per month this year.
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We travelled up using the bus no 150 from Pl Espanya. I think it’s the best way to travel up as it drops you pretty much one staircase away from the castle itself. The bus is located by the little tourist office on the square, outside the Fira building.
You can see from the mountains to Sagrada Familia to even the airport, if you’re into that kind of stuff. You can get off your tour bus and spend 13 Euros (yes thirteen) to use the cable car to ascend the hill which takes about 5 mins, or you can be tight and walk there yourself. The cable car itself is a good photo op, but 13 Euros still seems steep. The castle has the usual information about itself history which was very informative. There is a little cafe on site where you can purchase beer and ice creams or a light bite to eat. There are also big canons on the outer wall which, with their lack of signage to the contrary, encourage you to climb all over like some kind of man-child. So itself definitely worth stopping off on your bus tour to stretch your legs even if I can’t reccomend 13 Euros for a cable car ride.
There are many ways to reach it, we came using the public transport including the funicular and used the teleferic. There are some temporary exhibits, a small café/restaurant and washrooms inside the castle.
Great views froim the top with a number of small exhitions/historical explanations within the castle buildings. The top of the castle is very flat and easy to walk around. In the central quadrangle there is a good cafe. If it is windy this is a good place to shelter for a while.
The castle provides beautiful views of the seaside and the city. There are many beautiful parks when you go down from the castle. A very refreshing place to spend a day with the family. Must visit in your iternary in Barcelona.
You will definitely get great photos there!
I suggest to come here also to take the funicolar that links this mountain/castle with the famous Barceloneta.
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We look at what there is do on Barcelona’s Montjuic mountain, and how to get there.
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And then dismantled. And then rebuilt again. To the casual observer it might not be that exciting, but to architect buffs who know a cutting edge (at the time) edifice when they see one, this serene pavilion is a subject of fascination. The ticket price seems steep given there’s not much to engage with inside.
After that there’s still the Picasso Museum (€12), History Museum (€7), Egyptian Museum (€12) and many more to visit for free (full list here). The Card also includes free public transport, including free metro ride from the airport. They are valid from 3 to 5 days, activated from when you first use them. You can buy the card securely via Get Your Guide.
In fact you can access everything on our list of 11 top attractions with the bus, except the cemetery. For the castle, you would need to get off at the teleferic stop and take the cable car, or walk up. You can buy tickets via Get Your Guide.
Here are their top Montjuic experiences, featuring many of the places we’ve covered in this article…
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The first Iberian settlers, the Laietans, settled here, and the Romans called this mountain “Mons Jovis” in honor of the god Jupiter. The modern name “Montjuic” comes from the phrase “Jewish mountain”, on the slope of this mountain there was once a Jewish cemetery, later the top of the hill served as an observation post for the enemy from the sea. 
Montjuic is full of treasures: it has its own museums, palaces, monuments, gardens and even a whole mini-city – Pueblo Español, the “Spanish Village”. On the slopes of the famous hill are the National Palace, the Ethnological and Archaeological Museums, the Greek Amphitheater, the Botanical Garden, the Olympic Ring, the Center for the Study of Contemporary Art (Miro Foundation) and the luxurious Miramar mansion overlooking the coast of Barcelona. 
Solemn opening and closing ceremonies of the Games, as well as athletics competitions were held on Mount Montjuic, at the Olympic Stadium. Today there is an Olympic gallery dedicated to the Olympics 1992 years and the history of the Games since ancient times. Near the stadium rises the Sant Jordi Sports Palace, designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozaki and used for exhibitions, sports competitions, concerts and other events. Nearby is the Olympic swimming pool of Bernat Picornell. 
In addition to the museum in the house of Pallares in the “Spanish Village” there are many shops where you can find products of local crafts. Craftsmen create real works of art from ceramics, wrought iron, glass and wood right before our eyes. At night, young people flock to the town to visit bars and discos located right in the old buildings. 
The ornate front desk is made from gilt-edged panels taken from a Sicilian church. The Art Deco-inspired public spaces are done in black, brown, and white, and have objets d’art, framed prints, and photos, fresh flowers, and Asian accents such as Chinese lanterns and antique red Chinese trunks. The library is decked out with black lacquered bookshelves, zebra print rugs, and soft white leather sofas. Rooms continue the same decorative feel, with hardwood floors, wood furniture, plush beds, and artwork. The Pulitzer draws a young hip crowd to its buzzy party vibe and rooftop bar, but older travelers can rest assured that the hotel’s atmosphere is not overbearing and that rooms are quiet.
Gaudi’s Casa Batllo is six blocks north. Barcelona–El Prat Airport is nine miles southwest.
A terrific spot for a sunset cocktail, the chic Visit Up rooftop bar draws a young and glamorous crowd who come for its views, DJs, and live music in the summer. The Visit lobby bar serves innovative cocktails and light fare, while the Visit fine-dining restaurant offers inspiring Mediterranean cuisine with seasonal menu changes in a glass conservatory space with an outdoor terrace. There are no recreation facilities on site, but the Pulitzer offers free passes to the nearby Holmes Place, a top-notch health club with indoor pool, sauna, spa tub, and fitness center. Guests of the Pulitzer can rent a foldable Brompton bicycle (for a fee) to tool around Barcelona. The hotel also has a business center and on-site parking (for a fee).
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The bustling La Rambla is one and a half blocks southeast, the Passeig de Gracia is two and a half blocks east, and La Boqueria market is five and a half blocks south of the hotel. Gaudi’s Casa Batllo is six blocks north. Barcelona–El Prat Airport is nine miles southwest.
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It is desirable, nevertheless, on Spanish sites (http://www.ownersdirect.co.uk, http://www.niumba.com/ and others), on Russians they will give you more money (“We are Russians, we do not deceive each other” – from to /f Brother 2). 
In our opinion, this is somewhat wrong. Barcelona is a city of crazy excursions, ingenious creations of Gaudí and magnificent museums. Spending time (and therefore money) on subway and bus trips is unreasonable. A beach holiday in Barcelona is quite possible – the beaches are simply magnificent, but it is unlikely that you will be able to sit near the sea all the time allotted for travel, most likely you will get to the beach a couple of times and then not for long. 
On the map, these are areas that are located to the right of the Columbus monument towards the center. 
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By 195 BC, the Romans were building their own city adjacent to the Greeks’ Emporium. They renamed the site Emporiae, and for roughly 100 years it was occupied until the more accessible ports at Tarragona and Barcelona led the Romans to abandon it. The remaining Roman inhabitants moved a short way north and built their village of Sant Martí d’Empíries. Fishermen from that village would go on to found L’Escala, now the largest town in the area, during the 16th century.
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Children will be fascinated by the exhibits in the museum, the ruins, and the story behind them. However, they need to understand that climbing on the ancient structures is a definite no-no for safety and site preservation.
Onsite parking is available for people with reduced mobility at the Visitor Reception Center.
Then go for a walk. You will find quiet, natural beaches and coves where you can indulge yourself in the soft, warm sands and sparkling blue waters of the Mediterranean. Consider doing some snorkeling near the ancient jetty.
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Every year, more than 100,000 visitors admire the incredible beauty of the plants and magnificent panoramic views of the sea and the coast Costa Brava . 
The scientific working garden is a private property and the oldest botanical garden in Catalonia. 
The vault is located on the first cliff next to the bay of Sa Forcanera. You will utter the cherished words of consent surrounded by people dear to you in a privileged environment. 
It is hard to believe that in Marimurtra you can get such different sensations and emotions, but it is in this privileged corner of the coast Costa Brava it is possible. 
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Faust was fascinated by the song baumlieder and other songs about the forest performed by his grandfather – with a cigar in his mouth and a glass of house wine in his hand. Probably, interest in nature was strengthened even more at the age of 10, when his work on the cabbage butterfly was recognized as the best in school, and the very young Faust accepted congratulations from his teacher. 
He was a member of numerous German cultural communities, participated in sports events, was one of the first members of the Barcelona Swimming Club (and was even briefly its leader), was a member of FC Barcelona, the Travelers Club and many other associations. In all these areas, he met the most interesting representatives of the wealthy German diaspora of the city from the world of sports and culture, forming a group of friends with whom he spent musical and literary evenings in his apartment on Salmeron Street, today’s Grand de Gracia. 
Together they moved tons of stones from the quarry at the end of the garden – a quarry that eventually turned into a beautiful pond and formed part of the garden route, to the entrance to the estate, where an impressive rocaille was constructed to this day; worked with the site so that plants could be planted on it, fertilized the soil with manure delivered to Blanes by wagons … subsequently, this colossal work will give Scheiber’s successor, the then unknown designer Guillermo Narberhaus, to plan out the seating areas. Narberhaus, who was also fascinated by Catalonia, became one of the best landscape designers in the country and his mission was the logistics of the grand Marimurtra project. 
During the same period, Carl met European experts: Walter Kupper, Erich Wedermann, Gustav Senn, Oskar Burchard, Robertson Prowshowski, Friedrich Wettstein… offered by the International Geobotany Station of Mediterranean Flora (SIGMA). The station was the very model that Faust would adopt when he wanted to save the garden both from the arbitrary rule of Spanish Civil War politicians and from the danger posed by Germany and Communism. 
He got the Higher Center for Scientific Research (CSIC) to open a branch in Blanes for land allocations, training of researchers. 
The moderately arid climate, unusual for the Mediterranean subtropics, made it possible to create an amazingly beautiful park. In an unusual rocky environment, several thousand plants from different natural zones are collected here. 
In a secluded corner, near the seashore, the “Temple of Linnaeus” was built – a monument in the ancient Greek style, from which it is convenient to view the bay of Cala da Sa Forcanera. If the natural beauties of the visitors are bored, they can climb the lofty Mirador von Humboldt tower – it was specially built as an observation post for Blanes. 
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Some might even be close to your home, perfect for a summer roadtrip.
As the name says, these sights are more obscure and unique and since I love trivia and very out-there stats and facts, I love using this map before I go on a trip.
Of course, the map contains pictures, a description, and often a detailed article about the story behind the sight. Hours and hours of exploring this map await.
Some might even be close to your home. Discovered something crazy? Tell us about it below!
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One way or another, but all regions of Russia have experienced throughout their history the powerful influence of Russian culture and statehood, with the exception of the westernmost region. Western European, or rather, Germanic culture dominated here for centuries. East Prussia was not just an integral part of the German world, it dominated it. Therefore, a tourist trip to Kaliningrad introduces, in fact, a city of the German type. Most of the sights of Kaliningrad date back to the period when the city was called Koenigsberg, they give a rough idea of the construction methods, architecture and general layout of buildings and streets of that period. 
For a long time after the war, the building was in a deplorable state. But today the cathedral appears before visitors in an updated, restored form. 
The building is remarkable in that it reflects the general style of the construction of Lutheran churches in the Baltic States. A pronounced neo-Gothic style, a minimum of ornamental details on the facade, strict symmetry. Tourists can get inside only by buying a ticket for a concert, the main hall of the church is given to the regional philharmonic society. Excellent acoustics and a powerful Czech-made organ make it possible to hold regular musical evenings and concerts here. 
Tourists, of course, are attracted by the opportunity to buy not “linden”, but souvenirs and jewelry made from real Baltic amber. 
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Today, the fort has the status of a museum, samples of weapons of the Soviet Army are installed on its sites, thematic excursions are held. 
In the neighboring building, river excursions are organized, tickets for river boats are sold. 
The entire territory was originally planned not just as a menagerie, but as a cultural and entertainment park area. This is really a beautiful park with comfortable paths, ponds, gazebos and benches for relaxing. Animals are housed in spacious enclosures, and by appearance it is clear that they live well here. In addition, rare trees and shrubs began to be planted in the zoo even in German times, so the zoo is also an arboretum. 
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Then choose from the list the place you are interested in and get to know it better by clicking on the link to our section of the sights of Belarus. 
This is Europe’s only Oceanarium with 14 different themed aquariums, from the Mediterranean to the Tropical Coral Reef. You can see over 450 different species, walk through an underwater tunnel and see live feedings. L’Aquarium de Barcelona has the largest Mediterranean-themed aquarium in the world, with the star species, such as giltheads, moray eels, ocean sunfish, rays and the sand tiger shark and the sandbar shark. 
You can also see the visitor’s changing rooms and experience their nerves as they prepare before heading out to play at the famous Camp Nou. You will also have access to the pressroom where the teams sit to debrief post match results and a look at the famous field. There is also a fan shop where you can purchase FC Barcelona memorabilia.
This is mainly a pedestrian area with buildings dating from the 13th century which create a truly medieval atmosphere. There is a lot to do and to see in this bustling neighborhood. No matter how much you explore this historic place, you will always stumble upon the new enchanting square or mysterious alleyway. Here you can learn about Barcelona’s Jewish past, explore Picasso’s Old Stomping Grounds, or see Gaudi’s very first project.
The main façade and bell tower were completed in 1890, following the original plans, in the neo-Gothic style. The interior is an impressive sight with 25 side chapels, where the Knights of the Golden Fleece gathered during the visit of Emperor Charles V of Germany in 1517.
Later in the day, the buses run less frequently, so you should check the schedule with the driver and plan your return trip accordingly.
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Port de Barcelona sends and receives ferries daily to the Balearic Islands and has direct connections to the ports of Rome, Genoa and Algiers. 
The one-way fare is €2, if you take a return ticket – €3.50 (valid for one day). Take care of small bills, you can only pay for the bus driver in cash. The Barcelona public transport ticket is not valid on the T3 PortBus. 
00 – PortBus 
From there, terminals Z, T, N, S, E or M can be reached on foot in about ten minutes. 
90 euros – Aerobus 
Its upper Miramar station is located near the Gardens of Mossen Costa y Llobera. Other 2nd in the Port of Barcelona: 
450 millones de euros garantiza el inicio de las obras de remodelación del Spotify Camp Nou y cumple los criterios aprobados en el referéndum
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The hotel has 26 spacious and bright apartments with all the services of a 4-star hotel, as well as a fully equipped kitchen. 
Each has a flat-screen TV and a kitchenette. The bedrooms have a full set of bed linen, as do the bathrooms, which are stocked with towels and welcome amenities. 
