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HERITAGE

TRAVEL GUIDE · We Learn Together, We Grow Together.

OUR CULTURAL HERITAGE

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CROATIA

GREECE

POLAND

SPAIN

TURKIYE

SERBIA

SLOVAKIA

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Where to see what

This is a map showing where each cultural element described in this travel guide can be located.

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GREECE

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The most interesting facts about Greece

Nikolaos Politis (folklorist)

Kalamatianos dance

Monemvasia (historical town)

Kalamata scarves

The temple of Epicurius Apollo

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GREECE

The most interesting places as well as the most popular food and products :)

Taygetos aromatic plants and herbs

Kalamata Olives

Ancient Messene

Diples (traditional sweet)

Olive picking

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Recommended places

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Main Square

Wawel Castle

Wieliczka Salt Mine

Main Square Kraków, of the Old Town of Kraków, Lesser Poland. It dates back to the 13th century. The Main Square is a square space surrounded by historic townhouses. In the Main Square there are the Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Church. It has been on the UNESCO list since 1978.

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the oldest enterprises in Europe. It was a production plant already in the 13th century. It supplied salt to the tables of almost all of Europe.It was listed in the UNESCO world tangible heritage in 1978.

From the 14th century Wawel Royal Castle became the place of coronation seat of kings. It was listed in the UNESCO world tangible heritage in 1978. It is located on Wawel Hill.

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What to see in Poland

Szopka

Lajkonik

Polonez

The Nativity Scene was inscribed in 2018 on the Representive list if the intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The Nativity Scene is a tradition in Poland but mainly in Krakow. It’s a social practice originating from Christmas. This tradition was born in the nineteenth century. The construction is called Szopka end it’s a lightweighed construction

Polonaise is a joyful Polish group dance that can be performed several to even several hundred couples. Today, the tradition of dancing the polonaise is inextricably linked with the prom, a ball for high school students. Polonaise was included on the Intangible heritage UNESCO list on December 5, 2023.

The Lajkonik Parade is one of Krakow's characteristic functions, which has been attracting large crowds for several centuries. In 2014, the tradition of the Lajkonik procession, called the Zwierzyniec Konik, was included on the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Lajkonik is a man dressed as a horse.

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What to see in Croatia

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20 Fantastic Places to Visit in Croatia - By a Local

Trakošćan

Dubrovnik

The church of St. Marko

Plitvice Lakes National Park

Marija Bistrica

Castle Trakošćan’s cultural heritage, is protected as a historical entity, which consists of the castle, the building next to the castle, park and forest park with a lake. Today the castle is one of the few facilities in Croatia with preserved its own constitution, historically closely related to the architectural framework and the life of its owners.

The Church of St. Mark (Croatian: Crkva sv. Marka, pronounced [tsr̩kʋa sʋetoɡ mar̩ka]) is the parish church of old Zagreb, Croatia, located in St. Mark's Square.[1] It is one of the oldest architectural monuments in Zagreb.

WE LIKE TO EAT...so YOU MAY TRY IT

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What to eat in Croatia Zagorje County

PURICA S MLINCIMA

MEĐIMURSKA GIBANICA

BUČNICA

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Recommended places

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Old Town of Ávila

Old Town of Santiago de Compostela

Tower of Hercules

Founded in the 11th century to protect the Spanish territories from the Moors, birthplace of St Teresa and the burial place of the Grand Inquisitor Torquemada. birthplace of St Teresa and the burial place of the Grand Inquisitor Torquemada

This landmark has served as a lighthouse since the 1st century.

Built in the 10th century and rebuilt a centry later, this pilgimage site is one of the most beautiful urban areas in the world.

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national parks and reserves

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Os Ancares

Doñana

Teide

This is the largest nature reserve in Galicia. You can find some of the last brown bears here, but also wild boars, deer, foxes and wolves.

Located on Tenerife, this mountain is the 3rd tallest volcano in the world, and the home to numerous insects.

This national park in Andalucia is the home to more than 230 bird species, including threatened ones, such as Spanish imperial eagle.

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Recommended places

Cappadocia's captivating landscapes, towering rock formations, and sprawling vineyards create a picturesque backdrop for your adventure.

Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmet Camii).

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Check Out the Collection in Istanbul Archaeology Museum

Konya, Türkiye'nin Konya ilinin merkezi olan şehirdir.

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TURKIYE - WHAT TO EAT

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Turkish cuisine

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World Heritage Sites

medieval monasteries and churches

Felix Romuliana

Stećci

The imperial Palace of Galerius was built in Gamzigrad, in the eastern part of Serbia, in the 3rd-4th centuries. It is famous for its floor mosaics and sculptures.

Gračanica, Sopoćani, Dečani and Studenica

medieval tombstone graveyards

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What to do

slava

Zlakusa pottery

kolo

Every year, Orthodox families in Serbia celebrate their family saint patron on special days. They invite their family members and friends and prepare a special meal, which includes wheat (koljivo) and ritual bread (slavski kolač). The celebration is passed on from father to son.

The potters from the village of Zlakusa have been using clay and calcite to make long-lasting pots and pans for making delicious meals.

It is a traditional dance in which the dancers hold hands and move in a circle to the rhythm of the traditional Serbian music. Each region of Serbia has their dance.

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