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The capital of a South-European country nobody really knows anything about. No wonder, because it detached itself from the world for half a century. But now it is waiting for you to be discovered and surprised.
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Dubrovnik es calificada en muchas guías como una de las ciudades más bellas del planeta, a la que ni las guerras, ni los desastres, ni el paso del tiempo han podido restar belleza. Fue declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO y hoy en día se encuentra totalmente restaurada.
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Un viaggio che nasce dalla passione per la scoperta di un territorio, per lo scooter più famoso del mondo, e per le macchine fotografiche più fiche!
Balkanika2011: Albania, Grecia, Macedonia.
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Well, I thought Stalin is gone for good, but I found out that it's not the case in peculiar Albania. Behind the Academy of Fine Hearts, ...oops sorry, Fine Arts, he still lingers around and enjoys his dictator-pension ship. And I have to say, I am quite glad about it: Because, where can you see the grumpy Georgian nowadays? I mean, the impressive Mustache-Man died 1953 and still everyone talks about him and even more so countries follow his policies. As the Russians took over his birth town Gori in Georgia very recently, they just probably wanted to put some flowers to his feet. Because Gori is the only other place where Stalin is still hot, besides Tirana.
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Dubrovnik merita il soprannome che ha: Perla dell'Adriatico
