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The city of Charleston, South Carolina United States is a big city is a mix and ancient traditions. The city was one of the five largest cities in the country in the seventeenth century and is known as The Holy City for its many churches and parishes.

The city was founded in 1670, and took less than 100 years to become one of the richest cities of colonial America, at that time. It was one of the largest and most important ports during the colonial era and a model city of the resistance of the South during the Civil War.

To see the great heritage of this city are recommended to visit the Charleston Museum, the oldest in the country founded in 1773. The museum is at 360 Meeting Street, street fixtures in the historic district. Another symbol of the city and one of the most noteworthy is the church of San Felipe.

During the holiday seasons are celebrated many festivals and exhibitions. Every spring marks the Festival of Houses and Gardens, the festival of the houses and gardens, where one can see the most exclusive homes in the city, many of them colonial, beautifully decorated with lush gardens.

Waterfront Park is a charming place to stroll and relax while you absorb the spirit of the city. Here is one of many symbols of the city, a pineapple-shaped fountain. Nearby is a beautiful mansion with green stairs, which today is home to the Daughters of the Confederacy.

The hotel 2 Meeting Street Inn is one of the best known. This little gem from 1890 is one of the most majestic facades of the city, and even the inside is decorated with the finest materials in the Victorian style of Queen Anne High ceilings, oak paneling and decor attract many English tourists Southern colonial experience the atmosphere.

Today the city is a rich mixture of various cultures, between the old houses decorated in colonial times, churches, and the currents were adjusted in this city with the arrival of more cultures. This city is mixed French and Spanish culture with African and Caribbean, all blending with the colonial.

The unique blend of different traditions in the city is noted in the local cuisine, as centuries of historical gyrations have left an impressive selection of flavors. Many restaurants open their doors to those who come to taste the delicacies of the city, and delicious vegetable dishes with seafood sauce ripe create a unique atmosphere.

What stands out most of the city is the Poleto Festival USA, where you can see the whole environment cultural the country for about 17 days. For over 30 years, there have been representatives from the world of opera, dance, music and theater. Each square, church or park is full of singers, dancers and artists, hundreds of stalls and thousands of beats, surrounded by people all over the country.

Goa is a small region of India. The region is known for its numerous beaches and the great Portuguese influence in all cities.

The regional capital is Panaji, while the largest city in the Basque city of Gama and Margao city known for its Portuguese influence and several tourist attractions. This territory belonged to Portugal for over 450 years.

The capital, Panaji, noted for its many tourist sites have. It is worth visiting the Church Square or the Gardens. There are Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception and the Palace Idalçao dating from the XVI century. Also visit the Mahalaxmi Temple, the Jama Masjid mosque and the chapel of San Sebastian. Both ornithologists and nature lovers can visit the Bird Sanctuary Salim Ali.

The most famous beaches of Goa, white sand and crystalline waters, the beaches of Miramar, which is always full of tourists, Bambolim and Dona Paula beach, where two rivers meet. Throughout the year, especially during summer and winter, the beaches of the region are filled with both foreign and local visitors.

Basque da Gama, a city near the coast, known for its beaches. Bogmalo Beach is the most famous, just nine kilometers from the city and is surrounded by smaller beaches, such as beaches and Bain Khollant. Upon entering the city is the church of San Andrés, 400 years old. Each year, one week before the festival of Raksha Banhan fair is held in a large temple fair Saptaha Bhajani Shri Damodar.

The city of Margao is the busiest in the region, because here is the shopping district. El Mercado de Afonso de Albuquerque is a closed market that attracts all kinds of traders, while Mercado Velho, the old market, is more traditional. The city is full of both churches as churches. On the religious level include the church of the Holy Spirit, Chapel Hill Monte, Damodar Temple, Hari Mandir, a Hindu crematorium, the Smash, and a Muslim cemetery, the Kabrasthan.

Goa is a land of many influences and religions, and noted for its many festivals. Various religious festivals are celebrated as Diwali or Christmas, although the region is most famous for its colorful carnivals. During Carnival, people dress up and all the cities are filled with music, dance and color.

In Goa we can also find a forest of more than 1.424 square kilometers, where the Western Ghats, a region with one of the greatest biodiversity of species in the world. In this region you will find large plantations of bamboo and coconuts.

Unlike other parts of India, which are filled with temples and shrines typically Indians, this region has an influence over Portugal, with Baroque buildings, few temples and several churches. The Basilica of Bom Jesus is the most famous of the city and there are the remains of St. Francis Xavier. The many strengths of the region, as the strengths of Tiracol, Chapora and Aguada, also attract many tourists.

The cuisine of the region is famous for its Xit Kodi, a kind of rice with fish curry, fish and other dishes. Food stands of coconut and coconut oil, like meals of chili and other spices.

Goa also has several museums, including the Goa State Museum or the Museum of Aviation in Basque da Gama, the only of its kind in India. In many theaters scattered around the three major cities can enjoy various schools of performing arts, as Tiatr, plays with a lot of music and songs.

Norfolk is a region in the campaign to the east of Britain. Both the wider region as its capital, Norwich, in particular, are known for their many fascinating fairs & festivals, some of them the oldest in the country.

Norfolk is well known for its nature and its beaches. They emphasize the beaches of Great Yarmouth, Waxham, Cromer and Holkham Bay. They also stress the Broads, an important region full of rivers near the province of Suffolk. There are several National Parks in the region, and several bird sanctuaries where they live.

The Broads are a network of several rivers between Norfolk and Suffolk. This kind of National Park occupies a 303 square kilometers, and almost all rivers are navigable. The Broads are a popular destination for tourists since the nineteenth century. Here you can hire a boat to spend an enjoyable day sailing or watching the birds.

The most important city of the region is Norwich, the capital of the region. Norwich is the heart of culture and business. This city is noted for the impressive architecture of the Cathedral of Norwich. This modern city has several universities and is known for its many art programs.

The region has several major cities that are smaller and are noted for their charm. One of these cities is the port town of King’s Lynn and the seaside town of Great Yarmouth. The towns of Aylsham, Diss, Thetford Holt and noted for its shopping streets and its traditional trade markets.

The city of King’s Lynn is a port city and is one of the most important cities in the region. Near King’s Lynn Sandringham House is one of the residences of the British Royal Family.

In the small town of Sandringham are one of the residences of the Queen of England, and many tourists come to see the mansion and the small museum dedicated to the Royal Family and the region. The Norwich Castle Museum is a restored castle of great importance. Interestingly, in the nearby town of Cromer, Arthur Conan Doyle began writing one of his best known novels, The Hound of the Baskervilles.

Holkham is another town in the region. It is also known for the impressive edifice of his council and for its dunes and beaches, among which Holkham Gap. The village lies within the nature reserve Holkham.

The village of Waxham noted for its architecture. In the architectural panorama of the city stands the building Waxham Hall, the Church of San Juan, a XIV century church, and Washam Barn, a XVI century farm house. The city lies on the shores of the sea and highlight its many sand dunes, and a large number of migratory birds in the region.

Cromer is another small town on the coast, known for its importance in the fishing industry and delicious crab Cromer, a local delicacy. This city is noted for the Church of San Pedro and San Pablo, dating from the fourteenth century but which had to be rebuilt in the nineteenth century. The church tower is the tallest of its kind in the country. One of the most intriguing aspects of this church is the stained glass representing the famous lifeboat station and some tourist sites in the region. The Hotel de Paris, built in 1820, is one of the most recognizable buildings in the city. Cromer Hall Cromer is the town hall, built in a Gothic architectural style, and dates from the early nineteenth century. The streets here are full of buildings from the late nineteenth century. The city also has a theater and several museums, among which Cromer Museum, where there is a Gallery Geological bone of an elephant and several historic photographs. There is another museum dedicated to the Cromer lifeboat, founded in 1804, notable for the many medals that these boats have been in saving many lives. There is also a zoo with animals from the jungle near the beach and many parks with beautiful views of the region.

This city in southern France is located to the left of the Rhone. Founded by the digging, the city gained prominence when he formed part of the first Transalpine province of the Roman Empire. Today, nothing remains except this time the remains of a Roman forum.

The city also was the official residence of the Pope between the years 1309 and 1377. The Palais des Papes, built between 1335 and 1364 now forms part of the historic city center and is considered a World Heritage Site since 1995.

The Remparts, the city walls dating from the fourteenth century, are examples of the fortifications that surrounded the cities during the Middle Ages. The Hôtel de Ville or City Hall, is a relatively modern building, whose bell tower, like the walls are well preserved since the fourteenth century and is a monument worth visiting.

The famous Pont d’Avignon, known by the French song “Sur le pont d’Avignon”, are just four of the eighteen arches had before. However, other bridges decorate the city on the Rhone, as the bridge linking the city with Villeneuve-les-Avignon.

The Avignon Festival is a festival to be held since 1947. Usually held in July and brings together young actors and actresses that represent innovative and original plays. The art, dance and music also form an important part of the festival.

The Hôtel des Monnaies, the former Papal mint music school transformed into an architectural style also worth seeing. The Musée du Petit Palais, the small palace museum brings together many works of art from the Renaissance, many of them Italian. This museum was opened in 1976.