These are some of the tourist spots and pilgrimage in the region of Eastern Europe and Western Europe are always reaped the admiration of those who've been there:
Charles Bridge .
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Prague , capital of Czech Republic , is touted as the most beautiful cities in Eastern Europe . Building diverse high art style Bohemia we can meet there . One building pride of the city of Prague is the Charles Bridge ( Charles Bridge ) which was designed by Peter Parler and was built in 1357 during the reign of King Charles IV .
Being above the Vltava river , with a length of 516 meters and a width of about 10 meters and is supported by three towers , the bridge connects the Old Town of Prague Castle . Along the bridge stands 75 pieces of sculpture and some lights that make it more spectacular bridge .
During the day , Charles Bridge enlivened by street musicians and painters and souvenir stalls . While at night , the bridge is always quiet so as to give the impression serene and romantic . The bridge opened to pedestrians only .
Monastery of Jasna Gora .
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In Czestochowa , a small town in Poland , there is a monastery of Jasna Gora which is a place of pilgrimage leading Catholics . Is ranked 4th in the list of the world's most popular pilgrimage site , Jasna Gora famous painting " The Black Madonna " .
The painting " The Black Madonna " is believed to be painted by St. Luke , until now displayed in a Gothic chapel built in the 15th century located in the heart of Jasna Gora monastery complex . This painting made on wood panel measuring 122.2 x 82.2 x 3.5 cm , depicting the Virgin Mary cradling the baby Jesus .
Every year , millions of pilgrims from all over the world visit the Jasna Gora monastery to pray and declare devotion to Mary .
Boly mill .
Milling is where Bernadette Soubirous Boly ( later became St. Bernadette ) was born . Bernadette 's father , Francois Soubirous was a miller who was successful in the future .
The building is located across the cave where Bernadette witnessed the apparitions of Our Lady . Although simple , this building attracts many tourists who visit Lourdes as historical value .
Cachot .
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Initially , Cachot is a jail cell in Lourdes used until 1824. But in 1857 to 1858 is given to the Soubirous family free of charge to their residence .
In the time of Bernadette , the place is described as a dark room and very unhealthy . In the years 1995 - 1996 do renovations in the room that used to be used as a dining room , a kitchen , a bed , as well as a place of prayer by the occupants .
Until now Cachot cared for by the Sisters of Charity of Nevers and often visited by many pilgrims from various countries .
Mount Titlis .
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Titlis mountain is a mountain in the Alpina in Switzerland . Located in the village of Engelberg , a village near the city of Lucerne , a mountain 3,029 meters high above sea level is famous for its eternal snow . Termperaturnya who were around minus 13 degrees Celsius make the Titlis mountain climate is very cold .
One very interesting object in the mountain Titlis is a glacier grotto . This place allows tourists to walk down the glaze through a tunnel made of rock and ice . Shades of bluish light emanating from the ice in this place, if you notice carefully.
As the only snowy mountains in the summer , Mount Titlis is often visited by tourists who want to ski or snowboard sports . In addition , tourists can also enjoy the panoramic beauty of the forests and mountains that lie there .
To climb this mountain is not difficult . Simply use the gondola and cable car . The travel time to reach the top of the mountain is about forty minutes .
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