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Lisbon

• Lisbon

Lisbon

Lisbon is the most western capital continental Europe. The city occupies an advantageous position on the southwestern coast of the Iberian Peninsula, at the wide mouth of the river Tagus, 15 km from the Atlantic Ocean. The city's districts extend along the Lisbon coastline, stretching from the river mouth to the beaches Alentejo. Modern high-rise buildings of the metropolis closer to the outskirts are replaced by picturesque fishing huts, united in small villages. in winter average temperature+9 degrees, in summer +24. The surrounding area of ​​Lisbon is rich in vegetation, including: pinaster, eucalyptus, evergreen shrubs (maquis).

History of the city's development

• Lisbon is a city with a history dating back more than 20 centuries.

results archaeological excavations give grounds to assert the presence of Phoenicians in this area from 1200 BC. e. There is an opinion that in the center modern city, on the southern slope of Castle Hill, there could be a Phoenician Trading port, where Phoenician ships heading north could replenish food supplies. This place, it is believed, could be called " Alis Ubbo"(blessed bay) due to the convenient port shelter that was formed by the right branch of the river Tagus. According to other assumptions, the name of the city may come from the pre-Roman name of the Tagus River - Lisso or Lucio.

Cultural significance

Lisbon is often called the pearl of Portuguese cities. The city harmoniously combines the architectural heritage of various styles: here you can see a castle built in the 14th century, a Romanesque cathedral of the 12th century (rebuilt in the 18th century), a Gothic Carmelite monastery ( 1389 -1423 , now it houses an archaeological museum), palaces (Belen Palace, Mafra Palace and Queluz Palace - Baroque; Ajuda Palace and Sao Bento Palace - Classicism) and churches made in the Manueline and Baroque styles (Basilica da Estrela, Church of St. Vicente di Fora, Conceição Vella, Saint Roque, Museum of Ecclesiastical Art). A popular pastime among townspeople is bullfighting, the meaning of which boils down to the pacification of the animal by a special fighter - fourkadushem performing on a horse.

• Also interesting: Plaza Figueira, National Theater of São Carlos, Avenida da Liberdade, etc.

• Next stop is the city of Madrid.

Madrid

• Madrid(Spanish) Madrid listen)) - the capital and largest city of Spain, as well as the administrative center of the same name provinces and Autonomous Community. The municipality is part of the area (comarca) Area Metropolitana. The largest economic, political and cultural center of the country.

Population, language, religion

The capital ranks first in the country in terms of population, which is increasing mainly due to immigrants. The city is now home to approximately 3 million people. State language is Spanish, in addition to it the population of the city uses Catalan, Galician, Basque, as well as the languages ​​of migrants - Arabic, etc. Most of the population are Catholics.

Cultural significance

• The city is one of the most beautiful capitals not only in Europe, but throughout the world. The economic and cultural life of the city is focused on Paseo de la Castellana and st. Alcala. This is where the most expensive shops and luxurious restaurants are located.

• Next stop in the city of Paris

Paris

• Paris(fr. Paris (bet)) is the capital of France, the most important economic and cultural center of the country, located in the northern part of central France, in the Ile-de-France region on the banks of the Seine River. In addition, Paris is of great international importance - UNESCO headquarters are located here, OECD and the International Chamber of Commerce.

Foundation of the city

• The city was founded in the middle of the 3rd century BC. e. from the Celtic settlement of Lutetia of the Parisian tribe on the site of the modern Isle of Cité. The modern name of the city comes from the name of this tribe. The first written mention of Lutetia is found in the 6th book Julius Caesar about the war with Gaul in 53 BC. e.

• When in 52 BC. e. The Romans, after the first unsuccessful attempt, tried to approach the city for the second time, the Parisians set Lutetia on fire and destroyed the bridges. The Romans left them the island and built a new city on the left bank of the Seine. There they built baths, a forum and an amphitheater. The city did not have much influence in the Roman Empire.

Attractions

The three most famous Parisian landmarks are the ancient Notre Dame Cathedral, built on the island Cité back in the 12th century, the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe are 19th century designs. Openwork metal tower built according to an engineer's design Eiffel, was conceived as a temporary building serving as an entrance to World's Fair 1889. But she not only survived the event itself, but has since become a true symbol of the city. To the north and south of it, the Sacré-Coeur Basilica, built on top of the Montmartre hill, and a lone tower rise above the skyline Tour Montparnasse, especially standing out against the background of its “flat” area.

• Final stop in Berlin

Baylong Elevator The world's highest freely moving mountain elevator, called the Baylong Elevator, was installed in 2001 in the most beautiful

Saint George's

Lisbon enchants, makes you fall in love
into himself from the first meeting, circling
and makes you lose your head
mind from the extraordinary
beauty, so real and
so Portuguese. To
admire the magnificent
views of the city worth the climb
to the observation decks
Miradouro or the towers of the fortress
Saint George's. Bright orange
roofs of snow-white houses on
against the backdrop of the azure waters of the Tagus River
shine with purity and freshness,
surprise with their unusual
fragility and radiance.

Belem Tower

Belem Tower is a fortified structure (fort) on an island in the Tagus River in
district of the same name in Lisbon. Built in 1515-1521 by Francisco di
Arruda in honor of Vasco da Gama's discovery of the sea route to
India. The four-story structure, 35 meters high, is a model
Manueline architectural style, characteristic of the Portuguese era
Renaissance, but almost lost now. In 1983, the tower and
The nearby Jeronimo monastery of Jironimos has been declared by UNESCO
monuments of the World cultural heritage. Currently the tower
open to the public.

Belem Palace

- official
residence of the President
Portugal. Is located in
Lisbon's Belém district
close proximity to
Jeronimite monastery and river
Tagus. The palace was founded in the 16th century.
Prince Manuel. Facade
consists of five similar
architecture of buildings XVII
centuries built by counts
Aveires. Queen Mary
set up a small one at the palace
menagerie and attached it to it
arena (now - State
crew museum). In 1902 on
the square in front of the palace opened
marble monument to the Great
Albuquerque.
Belem Palace

Royal Palace of Ajuda

Ajuda - royal palace
in Lisbon. Construction
started in the late style
Baroque soon after
earthquakes of 1755,
which destroyed the standing
this place is royal
palace XV-XVI centuries By 1802
the palace was completed in style
classicism. Permanent
place of residence
became the royal family from
1861, then interiors
were updated in the spirit
eclecticism. Currently

Lisbon Aquarium

Lisbon Aquarium -
aquarium in Lisbon,
Portugal. Located in the Park
The nation that was
exhibition complex for
world exhibition Expo 1998.
Conceptual design,
architecture and exhibition design
belongs to the aquarium
Peter Chermayeff
Chermayeff). The aquarium is like
aircraft carrier at the pier in
inland sea. Chermayef
was also a designer
aquarium in Osaka, the
big in the world, and many others
aquariums around
to the world. Lisbon Aquarium

10. Obidos

Obidos – small old
city ​​located 100 km
north of Lisbon.City
Lisbon is where the river is
The Tagus carries its waters to
Atlantic Ocean. This
capital of Portugal and homeland
one of the best players
football teams of the world.
Lisbon is one of the most beautiful
cities in Europe where beautiful
climate, great beaches And
amazing architecture.
Portugal is visited annually
a lot of tourists
most of which
prefer Lisbon.

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12. Madrid

Madrid is the capital and most
major city in Spain.
The city is located on the river
Manzanares is in the center of the country, in
area of ​​Madrid (which
includes the city of Madrid, with its
suburbs and surrounding
villages); this area borders
autonomous communities
Castile and Leon and Castile–La
Mancha. As the capital of Spain
Madrid is a city in
where the government is located
state, and residence
Spanish monarch. Madrid also
is a political center
Spain.

13. Gran Via

Gran Via - street of Madrid,
unofficially considered
the main street of the capital of Spain.
The avenue was laid on April 5
1910 by King Alfonso XIII
Gran Via is unofficial
the name of the future avenue,
existing at the stage
project, but officially
assigned to the street only in 1981
year.
There is a building on Gran Via
Telefonica company
considered at the beginning of the 20th century
the first skyscraper in Europe.
The building was built according to
American project
architect.

14. Buen Retiro Park

Parque Buen Retiro - city park
in the center of Madrid, popular
Sunday rest place
Madrid and
landmark of the city.
One of the largest parks
the Spanish capital has an area
120 hectares. Initially adjacent to
the palace of Philip IV of the same name and
served as a seat for the courtiers
entertainment, festive balls and
theatrical performances
The park, restored during
Ferdinand VII, decorates
small lake with a monument
King Alfonso XII. In 1887 for
international exhibitions at
the park areas were built
two palaces - brick and
crystal.

15. Eastern Palace

Royal Palace in Madrid differently
Eastern Palace - official
residence of the kings of Spain.
Located in the western part
Madrid. King Juan Carlos
however, does not live in the palace and
visits him only on occasion
official ceremonies.
Construction of the palace began in
1738 and was completed in 1764, in
the reign of Charles III, who
was the first to settle in it. However
its interior design
continued for quite some time.
Interior of the palace
considered one of the most
beautiful in Europe.
Most of the time the palace
open to tourists.

16. Cathedral of Santa Maria la Real de la Almudena

Cathedral of Santa Maria la Real de la Almudena
Cathedral of Santa Maria la Real de la Almudena - cathedral
Archdiocese of Madrid. Construction
started in 1884 and ended in 1993
year. Located opposite the Armory
area Royal Palace and dedicated
Our Lady of Almudena. The name is translated from
Arabic means "fortress" or
“bridgehead”, since, according to legend, the figurine
The Virgin Mary was found in an ancient wall
Arab fortress.
The inside of the cathedral is very bright,
neo-Gothic style, with three naves and
altar aisle. In plan it has the shape
Latin cross. Central length
nave - 99 m, transept length - 65 m.
Sandstone, limestone from Colmenar and granite were used in its construction.
The main altar is made of green
Granada marble.

17.

18. Eiffel Tower

(construction completed October 25, 1889) - the most
recognizable architectural landmark of Paris, worldwide
known as a symbol of France, named after its designer Gustav
Eiffel. Eiffel himself simply called it a 300-meter tower.
The tower is the most visited and most photographed
landmark of the world. This symbol of Paris was conceived as
temporary structure - the tower served as the entrance arch of the Parisian
World Exhibition of 1889. From planned demolition (20 years after
exhibition) the tower was saved by radio antennas installed at the very top - this
It was the era of the introduction of radio.

19. Louvre

The Louvre is one of the largest
art museums around the world
(third in the world in terms of occupation
area: 160,106 square
meters, of which 58,470
exhibitions are located).
The museum is located in the center
Paris, on the right bank of the Seine,
on rue Rivoli, in the 1st arrondissement
capital Cities.
The Louvre is the most visited museum
world, visited here in 2009
more than 8.5 million people.
Everything was collected in the Louvre, this
a museum can be called
universal. His collections
cover huge
geographical and temporal
space: from western

20. Moulin Rouge

"Moulin Rouge" (literally "Red
mill") - famous
classic cabaret in Paris,
built in 1889, one of
attractions
French capital. Located
in the 18th municipal district, on
Boulevard Clichy, in the Red Quarter
lamps near Place Pigalle.
Now the Moulin Rouge is
one of the symbols of Paris and one
from two surviving mills
Montmartre (the second - “Moulin de la
Galette") Cabaret is designed for 850
visitors who, as in
the times of Toulouse-Lautrec are coming
watch the famous cancan,
one of the business cards
France.

21. Notre-Dame de Paris

Notre Dame Cathedral (Notre Dame de Paris) - geographical and spiritual “heart”
Paris, located in the eastern part
island of Cité, on the site of the first
Christian Church of Paris - Basilica
St. Stephen, built in its
queue, on the site of a Gallo-Roman temple
Jupiter.
Duality manifests itself in the cathedral
stylistic influences: on the one hand,
there are echoes of the Romanesque style
Normandy with its characteristic powerful and
dense unity, and on the other hand, -
innovative architectural designs were used
achievements of the Gothic style, which
give the building lightness and create
impression of vertical simplicity
designs. The height of the cathedral is 35 m, length -
130 m, width - 48 m, bell tower height - 69
m, weight of the Emmanuel bell in the east tower
- 13 tons, its tongue - 500 kg.

22.

23. Berlin Wall

- engineered and reinforced
state border
German Democratic
Republics with West Berlin
length 155 km, including
including within Berlin 43.1 km
If on the “eastern” side of the wall
it was impossible to approach her until the very end
come close, then in the West she
has become a platform for creativity
numerous artists - like
professional and
lovers. By 1989 she had become
to a multi-kilometer exhibition
graffiti, including very
highly artistic. After
destruction of the wall, its fragments
quickly turned into objects
trade.
Berlin Wall

24. Berlin TV Tower

Berlin TV Tower is tall
368 m is the highest
construction of Germany and after
Ostankino TV tower in
Moscow (540 m), Kievskaya
TV tower and Riga TV tower
fourth tallest
TV Tower of Europe.

25. Berlin Botanical Garden

Berlin Botanical Garden -
one of the largest [and oldest
botanical gardens of Europe and
peace.
Full name - Botanical
garden and botanical museum BerlinDahlem (this is a comprehensive research, educational support and cultural educational institution, in
which is based on an extensive
collection of approximately 22 thousand
living plants placed on
territory of about 43 hectares.

26. Brandenburg Gate

Brandenburg Gate (German)
Brandenburger Tor -
architectural monument in
Berlin (Germany).
Celebrating their bicentenary
Brandenburg Gate
are the most famous
symbol of Berlin and Germany.
For many years they served
symbol of divided Germany and
Berlin, and after 1989 they became
the epitome of reunification
countries.
The Brandenburg Gate is
the only surviving ones
Berlin city gates
original name -

27. Worked on the presentation:

Information provided by:
Ismayilova Khanym and Gigolaeva
Tamara
Photos and pictures
provided:
Strutinsky Alexander and
Jabrailzade Araz
The presentation was designed by:
Galabut Bogdanna

Tourist routes

Lisbon – Madrid - Paris - Berlin

Lisbon

Lisbon Lisbon is the westernmost capital of continental Europe. The city occupies an advantageous position on the southwestern coast of the Iberian Peninsula, at the wide mouth of the Tagus River, 15 km from Atlantic Ocean. The city's districts stretch along the Lisbon coastline, stretching from the river mouth to the beaches of Alentejo. Modern high-rise buildings of the metropolis closer to the outskirts are replaced by picturesque fishing huts, united in small villages. In winter the average temperature is +9 degrees, in summer +24. The surroundings of Lisbon are rich in vegetation, including: maritime pine, eucalyptus, evergreen shrubs (maquis).

History of the development of the city Lisbon is a city with a history dating back more than 20 centuries. The results of archaeological excavations provide evidence of the presence of Phoenicians in the area from 1200 BC. e. There is an opinion that in the center of the modern city, on the southern slope of Castle Hill, there could be a Phoenician trading port, where Phoenician ships heading north could replenish food supplies. This place, it is suggested, could have been called "Alis Ubbo" (blessed bay) due to the convenient port shelter that was formed by the right branch of the Tagus River. According to other assumptions, the name of the city may come from the pre-Roman name of the Tagus river - Lisso or Lucio.

Cultural significance Lisbon is often called the pearl of Portuguese cities. The city harmoniously combines the architectural heritage of various styles: here you can see a castle built in the 9th - 14th centuries, a Romanesque cathedral of the 12th century (rebuilt in the 18th century), a Gothic Carmelite monastery (1389 - 1423, now it houses Archaeological Museum), palaces (Belen Palace, Mafra Palace and Queluz Palace - Baroque; Ajuda Palace and Sao Bento Palace - Classicism) and churches made in the Manueline and Baroque styles (Basilica da Estrela, Churches of San Vicente di Fora, Conceição Velha, Saint Roque, Museum of Church Art). A popular pastime among townspeople is bullfighting, the meaning of which boils down to the pacification of the animal by a special fighter - a fourcadush, performing on a horse. Also interesting: Figueira Square, National Theater San Carlos, Avenida da Liberdade, etc.

Next stop is the city of Madrid.

Madrid Madrid (Spanish: Madrid) is the capital and The largest city Spain, as well as administrative center provinces and autonomous communities of the same name. The municipality is part of the Area Metropolitana district. The largest economic, political and Cultural Center countries.

Population, language, religion The capital ranks first in the country in terms of population, which is increasing mainly due to immigrants. The city is now home to approximately 3 million people. The official language is Spanish; in addition to it, the population of the city uses Catalan, Galician, Basque, as well as the languages ​​of migrants - Arabic, etc. Most of the population is Catholic.

Cultural significance The city is one of the most beautiful capitals not only in Europe, but throughout the world. Economic and cultural life the towns are concentrated on Paseo de la Castellana and st. Alcala. This is where the most expensive stores and luxury restaurants.

Next stop in the city of Paris

Paris Paris (French: Paris) is the capital of France, the most important economic and cultural center of the country, located in the northern part of central France, in the Ile-de-France region on the banks of the Seine River. In addition, Paris is of great international importance - the headquarters of UNESCO, the OECD and the International Chamber of Commerce are located here.

Foundation of the city The city was founded in the middle of the 3rd century BC. e. from the Celtic settlement of Lutetia of the Parisian tribe on the site of the modern island of Cité. The modern name of the city comes from the name of this tribe. The first written mention of Lutetia is found in the 6th book of Julius Caesar about the war with Gaul in 53 BC. e. When in 52 BC. e. The Romans, after the first unsuccessful attempt, tried to approach the city for the second time, the Parisians set Lutetia on fire and destroyed the bridges. The Romans left them an island and built it on the left bank of the Seine new town. There they built baths, a forum and an amphitheater. The city did not have much influence in the Roman Empire.

Attractions The three most famous Parisian attractions are the ancient Notre Dame Cathedral, built on the Ile de la Cité back in the 12th century, the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe - constructions of the 19th century. The openwork metal tower, designed by engineer Eiffel, was intended as a temporary structure to serve as the entrance to the 1889 World's Fair. But she not only survived the event itself, but has since become a true symbol of the city. To the north and south of it, the Sacré-Coeur basilica, built on top of the Montmartre hill, and the lonely tower of Tour Montparnasse, especially standing out against the backdrop of its “flat” area, rise above the skyline.

Final stop in Berlin

Berlin Berlin (German: Berlin [bɛɐ ̯ˈ liːn]) is the capital of Germany, the largest and most populated city Germany. After London, Berlin is the second most populous and fifth largest city in the European Union. Berlin is one of 16 states within the Federal Republic of Germany. The city is located on the banks of the Spree rivers (Berlin’s “nickname” “Spree-Athen” - “Athens on the Spree” is connected with this) and Havel in the center of the federal state of Brandenburg, of which it is not a part (since 1920).

History of Berlin The city of Berlin arose from the twin city of Berlin - Cologne. Cologne was located on an island on the Spree River, and Berlin opposite it, on the eastern bank. Cologne was first mentioned in 1237 (28.10), Berlin in 1244 (26.01). In 1307, both cities were united and a common town hall was built. According to one version, the name “Berlin” (like others with stressed -in - Schwerin, Stettin) is of Slavic origin and goes back to Polabian berl- / birl- (“swamp”). From the similar Indo-European root wern- / werl (which also means "marshy area") the names of many European cities are derived. According to the folk etymological version (for example, researcher Theodor Zell), the name of the city comes from the German word “bear” (German Bär). As is known, since at least 1280 the bear has been a symbol of Berlin

Attractions Great opportunities The beach on Lake Wannsee, located a 30-minute drive from the center of Berlin, is also available for relaxation. The largest forest located within Berlin itself is the famous Grünwald, which runs along the residential area built under Bismarck, as well as along the chain of ice-age lakes Halensee, Königssee, Dianasee and Hundeckelsee. Now beeches, birches, and chestnuts grow here. Grunwald remains a favorite holiday destination for Berliners.

The presentation was made by Natalya Kremneva