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Exceptionally Preserved Medieval Kitchen Excavated in Czech Republic - Vimarsana News

Exceptionally Preserved Medieval Kitchen Excavated in Czech Republic

A well-preserved medieval kitchen has been discovered under a house in the old town of Nový Jičín in the Czech Republic.

Flowers Are Not Silent about contemporary Belarus to open the 25th Ji.hlava Oliver Stone, Vitaly Mansky and Flatform will have masterclasses - Vimarsana News

Flowers Are Not Silent about contemporary Belarus to open the 25th Ji.hlava Oliver Stone, Vitaly Mansky and Flatform will have masterclasses

The 25th annual Ji.hlava IDFF is only five days away! The festival will open with When Flowers Are Not Silent by Belarusian director Andrei Kutsila th...

První zprávy - Domácí - Znojmo zažilo jedinečné Slavnosti okurek v tamním pivovaru - Vimarsana News

První zprávy - Domácí - Znojmo zažilo jedinečné Slavnosti okurek v tamním pivovaru

Tradiční Slavnosti okurek se letos z Masarykova náměstí poprvé přesunuly do areálu městského pivovaru, na ulici Hradní.

První zprávy - Domácí - Jihlava postaví u Masarykova náměstí veřejné toalety - Vimarsana News

První zprávy - Domácí - Jihlava postaví u Masarykova náměstí veřejné toalety

Jihlavská radnice nechá postavit u Masarykova náměstí nové veřejné záchodky. Zastupitelstvo Jihlavy na ně uvolnilo 2,5 milionu korun.

This Stretch of Tel Aviv's King George Street Has It All, from Falafel to Footwear - Vimarsana News

This Stretch of Tel Aviv's King George Street Has It All, from Falafel to Footwear

This Stretch of Tel Aviv’s King George Street Has It All, from Falafel to Footwear Debra Kamin © Sivan Askayo Meir Park in the afternoon Packed into a mere 20 square miles, Tel Aviv often feels too small for surprises. But locals, especially those navigating the tourist crush around Dizengoff Street, know a good one: You can evade the mayhem just by cutting a block over to King George Street. The broad, leafy boulevard snakes all the way to the busy stalls of Carmel Market—but stick between Meir Park, with its towering palm trees and LGBTQ+ center, and the cartoonesque ...

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