Brno and typicle_moravia's_food (1)
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•291 views
The document discusses Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic. It notes that Brno has a population of 384,000 people and is located along the Svratka and Svitava rivers. It also mentions Brno's Exhibition Centre, which was constructed in 1928 and hosts the city's largest exposition, the International Engineering Fair. Additionally, the document describes traditional Moravian foods, including dumplings topped with poppy seeds, pear frgal pie, and Moravian wines like Svatovavřinecké.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
Slavonice
The Institut Slavonice is an international conference center and arts facility located in an old 1903 school building in Slavonice, Czech Republic that has been renovated for meetings and events. The building features notable Sgraffito fresco architecture and is situated near bunkers in the region. It contains multipurpose rooms, classrooms, studios, an auditorium, gallery, and partners with the European Green Belt nature preserve along the former Iron Curtain. Nearby is the Hotel ALFA in Slavonice which provides accommodations for conferences and workshops at the Institut.
The piazzas
Piazza del Popolo is an elegant square in Rome that was originally built as a stadium in the 1st century AD. It remains a popular tourist site today known for its architecture including Bernini's fountain and the Spanish Steps. The square has a long history hosting events and fairs and has become a symbol of Renaissance papal patronage in Rome.
Are you traveling to germany where you are spending the new year eve
Germany’s other Frankfurt known as Frankfurt Oder is located on the Oder River which is 90 km east of Berlin. The old town was practically wiped off the map towards the end of World War II. Though the old town could not recover its glory and the grandeur as a medieval trading centre and university town, it still stays strong as a tourist destination.
Five great places in hungary to visit outside budapest
Five great places to visit outside of Budapest, Hungary are described. Szentendre is a charming town founded by Serbian refugees with Mediterranean influence and galleries. Esztergom is Hungary's former capital with important ecclesiastical buildings. Hollóko is a UNESCO world heritage village home to the Palóc ethnic minority known for Easter traditions. Eger is a Baroque town with an underground tunnel complex and wine region. Pécs has well-preserved Turkish sites and an artistic atmosphere.
Czech republic
The document provides information about the Czech Republic, including its population, area, language, and capital city of Prague. It then lists several Czech products and their industries, such as glass, porcelain, garnet, beer, cheese, automobiles, pianos, shoes, and soft drinks. It also describes the Lužnice River, Czech highlights like Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, famous Czechs, typical foods, and traditional dances of the country.
Prague
Sightseeing tours in Prague often begin in Old Town Square, dominated by Týn Cathedral and featuring the Old Town Horologe clock tower. The Jewish Quarter contains historic synagogues and cemeteries. Key sights also include Prague Castle across the river and St. Nicholas churches in the Old Town and Lesser Quarter. With landmarks like the Vltava River and National Theatre, Prague is a wonderful city to visit any time of year.
Prague slide
Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic, located in central Europe. Politically, the Czech Republic is a multi-party parliamentary representative democratic republic, with a President as head of state and a Prime Minister as head of government. Prague has a population of over 1.2 million and accounts for 25% of the country's GDP. The city is known for its ancient buildings and creative architecture, including landmarks like the Astronomical Clock from 1410 and Charles Bridge crossing the Vltava River. The authors chose to present on Prague due to its beautiful landscape and architecture, intriguing culture, and fantastic beer.
Castel del piano
Castel del Piano sits on fertile plains surrounded by forests and watered by springs, earning it descriptions as a natural paradise. The town has strong medieval roots from a powerful abbey that established many churches, earning it the nickname "City of Churches". The Church of San Niccolò is one of the town's most splendid structures, housing beautifully preserved frescoes. The Madonna Nativity Church stands out for its peperino rock facade and holds two 17th century paintings by Francesco Nasini. Castel del Piano also hosts a Palio horse race between four districts that rivals Siena's famous event.
Recommended
Slavonice
The Institut Slavonice is an international conference center and arts facility located in an old 1903 school building in Slavonice, Czech Republic that has been renovated for meetings and events. The building features notable Sgraffito fresco architecture and is situated near bunkers in the region. It contains multipurpose rooms, classrooms, studios, an auditorium, gallery, and partners with the European Green Belt nature preserve along the former Iron Curtain. Nearby is the Hotel ALFA in Slavonice which provides accommodations for conferences and workshops at the Institut.
The piazzas
Piazza del Popolo is an elegant square in Rome that was originally built as a stadium in the 1st century AD. It remains a popular tourist site today known for its architecture including Bernini's fountain and the Spanish Steps. The square has a long history hosting events and fairs and has become a symbol of Renaissance papal patronage in Rome.
Are you traveling to germany where you are spending the new year eve
Germany’s other Frankfurt known as Frankfurt Oder is located on the Oder River which is 90 km east of Berlin. The old town was practically wiped off the map towards the end of World War II. Though the old town could not recover its glory and the grandeur as a medieval trading centre and university town, it still stays strong as a tourist destination.
Five great places in hungary to visit outside budapest
Five great places to visit outside of Budapest, Hungary are described. Szentendre is a charming town founded by Serbian refugees with Mediterranean influence and galleries. Esztergom is Hungary's former capital with important ecclesiastical buildings. Hollóko is a UNESCO world heritage village home to the Palóc ethnic minority known for Easter traditions. Eger is a Baroque town with an underground tunnel complex and wine region. Pécs has well-preserved Turkish sites and an artistic atmosphere.
Czech republic
The document provides information about the Czech Republic, including its population, area, language, and capital city of Prague. It then lists several Czech products and their industries, such as glass, porcelain, garnet, beer, cheese, automobiles, pianos, shoes, and soft drinks. It also describes the Lužnice River, Czech highlights like Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, famous Czechs, typical foods, and traditional dances of the country.
Prague
Sightseeing tours in Prague often begin in Old Town Square, dominated by Týn Cathedral and featuring the Old Town Horologe clock tower. The Jewish Quarter contains historic synagogues and cemeteries. Key sights also include Prague Castle across the river and St. Nicholas churches in the Old Town and Lesser Quarter. With landmarks like the Vltava River and National Theatre, Prague is a wonderful city to visit any time of year.
Prague slide
Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic, located in central Europe. Politically, the Czech Republic is a multi-party parliamentary representative democratic republic, with a President as head of state and a Prime Minister as head of government. Prague has a population of over 1.2 million and accounts for 25% of the country's GDP. The city is known for its ancient buildings and creative architecture, including landmarks like the Astronomical Clock from 1410 and Charles Bridge crossing the Vltava River. The authors chose to present on Prague due to its beautiful landscape and architecture, intriguing culture, and fantastic beer.
Castel del piano
Castel del Piano sits on fertile plains surrounded by forests and watered by springs, earning it descriptions as a natural paradise. The town has strong medieval roots from a powerful abbey that established many churches, earning it the nickname "City of Churches". The Church of San Niccolò is one of the town's most splendid structures, housing beautifully preserved frescoes. The Madonna Nativity Church stands out for its peperino rock facade and holds two 17th century paintings by Francesco Nasini. Castel del Piano also hosts a Palio horse race between four districts that rivals Siena's famous event.
Michael A. Duch | World's Most Beautiful Churches 2
The document lists and provides brief descriptions of 14 of the world's most beautiful churches. It includes details such as construction dates, notable architectural features like intricate gold mosaics or being carved from solid rock, and historical significance like being the site where Jesus Christ was believed to be born. The churches highlighted are located across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East and range in date from the 4th to 18th centuries.
Tourism and recreation in gdańsk comenius project
This document provides information on various tourist attractions and recreational activities in Gdańsk, Poland. It describes several historic landmarks in the city center such as the Żuraw crane, Neptune Fountain, and Main Town Hall. It also mentions other popular destinations like the Long Market, Golden Gate, Green Gate, and Basilica of Santa Maria. Additional sights mentioned include museums, theaters, beaches, parks, and hotels that are enjoyable for visitors.
Voronet Monastery
Voroneţ Monastery is located in Romania and was built in 1488 by Stephen the Great of Moldavia to commemorate his victory in the Battle of Vaslui. It is renowned for its vibrant blue frescoes, particularly on the exterior west wall, known as "Voroneţ blue". Considered the "Sistine Chapel of the East", the monastery features a unique chromatic harmony and compositional clarity in its frescoes, showing the peak of Moldavian artistic achievement. Voroneţ Monastery was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993 to recognize its historical and artistic significance.
Praha Delz@ English
Prague is both a modern city and architectural relic, known by epithets like "Golden City". The oldest part is located along "Královská cesta", stretching from the Municipal House to Prague Castle. Along the way are landmarks like the astronomical clock at Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge, built in the 14th century. Prague honors famous Czech composers like Smetana, who founded the Czech national music school and composed "Die Moldau", inspired by the Vltava River flowing through the city. Music plays an important role in Prague, with concerts held nightly in churches and palaces, turning the city into a giant concert hall on the banks of the Moldau River.
Praha Delza English
Prague is both a modern city and architectural relic, known by epithets like "Golden City". The oldest part is located along "Královská cesta", stretching from the Municipal House to Prague Castle. Along the way are landmarks like the astronomical clock at Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge, built in the 14th century. Prague honors famous Czech composers like Smetana, who founded the Czech national music school and composed "Die Moldau", inspired by the Vltava River flowing through the city. Music plays an important role in Prague, with concerts held nightly in churches and palaces, turning the city into a giant concert hall on the banks of the Moldau River.
Praha
Prague is both a modern city and architectural relic, known by epithets like "Golden City". The oldest part is located along "Královská cesta", stretching from the Municipal House to Prague Castle. Along the way are landmarks like the astronomical clock at Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge, built in the 14th century. Prague honors famous Czech composers like Smetana, who founded the Czech national music school and composed "Die Moldau", inspired by the Vltava River flowing through the city. Music plays an important role in Prague, with concerts held nightly in churches and palaces, turning the city into a giant concert hall on the banks of the Moldau River.
Traveling through Eastern and Western Europe
The document provides information about attractions to visit in Prague, Czech Republic, including Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle in the world located on a hill overlooking the Vltava River, and the Old Town Square, home to the Gothic Tyn Church and famous Astronomical Clock from 1410. It also briefly mentions attractions in Krakow, Budapest, and other Central European cities, and recommends escorted tour options from companies like Globus and Tauck to visit these areas.
Holiday destinations
Vienna is the capital of Austria and is known for its classical music history and famous buildings like the State Opera House and Schonbrunn Palace. Visitors can go sightseeing at over 850-year old St. Stephen's Cathedral, go shopping along Kartner Strasse, and enjoy Vienna's cafes, cake shops, and street musicians. Sightseers can also travel down the River Danube by boat or walk through beautiful parks like Rathauspark, as there is always plenty to do in Vienna.
Prague trip,EDISON 8 - 10. 9. 2014
This document provides information about an upcoming trip to Prague, Czech Republic organized by AIESEC Hradec Králové from September 8-10, 2014. The trip will include visits to major landmarks in Prague like Prague Castle, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Wenceslas Square. Participants will stay in Prague for two nights with accommodations and breakfast included, and activities planned each day including typical Czech drinks one evening. The third day will include a visit to Petrin Tower before traveling from Prague to Hradec Králové for a welcome party. Further details are provided on transportation and a 50 euro fee covering accommodations, transportation, and activities.
Festival di Verona
Apresentação sobre a cidade de Verona, Giuseppe Verdi, Plácido Domingo e é claro, sobre o Festival di Verona, que ocorre todos os anos desde 1913, em Verona, Itália.
Potential of rural turism in romania
The tourism industry plays an important role in the world economy and European Union. This document discusses the potential of rural tourism in Romania, which can help preserve the structural and spiritual identity of Romanian villages. Specific regions of Romania discussed include Bucovina, known for painted monasteries which are UNESCO heritage sites; Maramureș, with well-preserved wooden villages, traditional lifestyles, and colorful dresses; and the Danube Delta, a maze of canals and passageways that is a breeding ground for millions of birds.
Prague slide
Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic, located in central Europe. Politically, the Czech Republic is a multi-party parliamentary representative democratic republic, with a president as head of state and a prime minister as head of government. Prague has a population of over 1.2 million and accounts for 25% of the country's GDP. The city is known for its ancient buildings and creative architecture, including landmarks like the Astronomical Clock from 1410 and Charles Bridge crossing the Vltava River.
Prague
Prague Castle has served as the seat of Czech princes and kings since the past centuries and as the seat of the President since 1918. The most impressive building at the Castle is St. Vitus Cathedral, a Gothic cathedral founded by Charles IV in the 14th century and completed in 1929. Charles Bridge is the oldest and most charming of Prague's many bridges, decorated with 30 statues and spanning 520 meters across the Vltava River between the Old Town and Malá Strana districts.
Ride a segway for a charing tour of prague city
The document promotes Segway tours of Prague that allow visitors to experience the city's beautiful architecture and landmarks. Prague is known as the "City of Hundred Spires" due to the many churches, cathedrals and temples with pointed spires throughout the city. The Segway tours visit churches like St. Vitus Cathedral, Bethlehem Chapel and St. Clement's Cathedral, as well as attractions like the Lennon Wall, Kampa Island and Prague Castle. Visitors are encouraged to contact Segway Experience Prague to book a tour and explore Prague's unique destinations and landmarks.
Czech Republic presentation
Presentation made by four Czech people during their Erasmus studies on University of Helsinki on behalf of course called Guidance tutoring. The four cities mentioned are Praha, České Budějovice, Brno and Trutnov as it is the cities which the authors come from.
Trieste as a travel destination
A tourist's guide in english language, focused on Trieste and ita sorroundings, which goes quite in depth about things to see, experiences to live and so on.
World’s Most Romantic Destinations for a Valentine’s Vacation
The document provides two website URLs - one for a travel center website at https://www.travelcenter.uk/ and one for their blog at https://blog.travelcenter.uk/. It also lists a source for romantic travel destinations.
EDISON Pilsen - Break Cultural Barriers!
AIESEC project EDISON in the Czech Republic, specifically in the city of Pilsen, has a great tradition and many satisfied interns already. Discover more yourself, sign up at https://aiesec.org/opportunity/826787 and be a part of youth leadership movement!
Typical food
Traditional Czech breakfast consists of tea or cocoa with buttered bread and jam or honey. Lunch is commonly eaten at school canteens which serve dishes like pork and cabbage dumplings or spaghetti. For dinner, families may have a light meal together or go to restaurants, while regular dinners include bread with salami and vegetables. Special holiday foods include spinach dumplings on Green Thursday, lentil soup on Good Friday, and roast goose or duck with cabbage on Easter Sunday. Christmas Eve meals are fish soup for lunch and fried carp for dinner, while Christmas Day features fried steak for dinner.
Prezentace food belgie
Belgium is known for its beer, chocolate, French fries, strawberries, waffles, and speculoos. Belgium has over 1000 types of beer including 6 famous Trappist beers. Chocolate pralines were invented in Belgium, including Cote d'Or and Leonidas brands. French fries originated from Belgium when fishermen cooked potatoes in the shape of fish. Belgium is also known for its strawberries from Wepion, as well as Brussels, Liege, and homestyle waffles. Speculoos were traditionally Christmas biscuits but are now enjoyed year-round.
More Related Content
What's hot
Michael A. Duch | World's Most Beautiful Churches 2
The document lists and provides brief descriptions of 14 of the world's most beautiful churches. It includes details such as construction dates, notable architectural features like intricate gold mosaics or being carved from solid rock, and historical significance like being the site where Jesus Christ was believed to be born. The churches highlighted are located across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East and range in date from the 4th to 18th centuries.
Tourism and recreation in gdańsk comenius project
This document provides information on various tourist attractions and recreational activities in Gdańsk, Poland. It describes several historic landmarks in the city center such as the Żuraw crane, Neptune Fountain, and Main Town Hall. It also mentions other popular destinations like the Long Market, Golden Gate, Green Gate, and Basilica of Santa Maria. Additional sights mentioned include museums, theaters, beaches, parks, and hotels that are enjoyable for visitors.
Voronet Monastery
Voroneţ Monastery is located in Romania and was built in 1488 by Stephen the Great of Moldavia to commemorate his victory in the Battle of Vaslui. It is renowned for its vibrant blue frescoes, particularly on the exterior west wall, known as "Voroneţ blue". Considered the "Sistine Chapel of the East", the monastery features a unique chromatic harmony and compositional clarity in its frescoes, showing the peak of Moldavian artistic achievement. Voroneţ Monastery was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993 to recognize its historical and artistic significance.
Praha Delz@ English
Prague is both a modern city and architectural relic, known by epithets like "Golden City". The oldest part is located along "Královská cesta", stretching from the Municipal House to Prague Castle. Along the way are landmarks like the astronomical clock at Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge, built in the 14th century. Prague honors famous Czech composers like Smetana, who founded the Czech national music school and composed "Die Moldau", inspired by the Vltava River flowing through the city. Music plays an important role in Prague, with concerts held nightly in churches and palaces, turning the city into a giant concert hall on the banks of the Moldau River.
Praha Delza English
Prague is both a modern city and architectural relic, known by epithets like "Golden City". The oldest part is located along "Královská cesta", stretching from the Municipal House to Prague Castle. Along the way are landmarks like the astronomical clock at Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge, built in the 14th century. Prague honors famous Czech composers like Smetana, who founded the Czech national music school and composed "Die Moldau", inspired by the Vltava River flowing through the city. Music plays an important role in Prague, with concerts held nightly in churches and palaces, turning the city into a giant concert hall on the banks of the Moldau River.
Praha
Prague is both a modern city and architectural relic, known by epithets like "Golden City". The oldest part is located along "Královská cesta", stretching from the Municipal House to Prague Castle. Along the way are landmarks like the astronomical clock at Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge, built in the 14th century. Prague honors famous Czech composers like Smetana, who founded the Czech national music school and composed "Die Moldau", inspired by the Vltava River flowing through the city. Music plays an important role in Prague, with concerts held nightly in churches and palaces, turning the city into a giant concert hall on the banks of the Moldau River.
Traveling through Eastern and Western Europe
The document provides information about attractions to visit in Prague, Czech Republic, including Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle in the world located on a hill overlooking the Vltava River, and the Old Town Square, home to the Gothic Tyn Church and famous Astronomical Clock from 1410. It also briefly mentions attractions in Krakow, Budapest, and other Central European cities, and recommends escorted tour options from companies like Globus and Tauck to visit these areas.
Holiday destinations
Vienna is the capital of Austria and is known for its classical music history and famous buildings like the State Opera House and Schonbrunn Palace. Visitors can go sightseeing at over 850-year old St. Stephen's Cathedral, go shopping along Kartner Strasse, and enjoy Vienna's cafes, cake shops, and street musicians. Sightseers can also travel down the River Danube by boat or walk through beautiful parks like Rathauspark, as there is always plenty to do in Vienna.
Prague trip,EDISON 8 - 10. 9. 2014
This document provides information about an upcoming trip to Prague, Czech Republic organized by AIESEC Hradec Králové from September 8-10, 2014. The trip will include visits to major landmarks in Prague like Prague Castle, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Wenceslas Square. Participants will stay in Prague for two nights with accommodations and breakfast included, and activities planned each day including typical Czech drinks one evening. The third day will include a visit to Petrin Tower before traveling from Prague to Hradec Králové for a welcome party. Further details are provided on transportation and a 50 euro fee covering accommodations, transportation, and activities.
Festival di Verona
Apresentação sobre a cidade de Verona, Giuseppe Verdi, Plácido Domingo e é claro, sobre o Festival di Verona, que ocorre todos os anos desde 1913, em Verona, Itália.
Potential of rural turism in romania
The tourism industry plays an important role in the world economy and European Union. This document discusses the potential of rural tourism in Romania, which can help preserve the structural and spiritual identity of Romanian villages. Specific regions of Romania discussed include Bucovina, known for painted monasteries which are UNESCO heritage sites; Maramureș, with well-preserved wooden villages, traditional lifestyles, and colorful dresses; and the Danube Delta, a maze of canals and passageways that is a breeding ground for millions of birds.
Prague slide
Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic, located in central Europe. Politically, the Czech Republic is a multi-party parliamentary representative democratic republic, with a president as head of state and a prime minister as head of government. Prague has a population of over 1.2 million and accounts for 25% of the country's GDP. The city is known for its ancient buildings and creative architecture, including landmarks like the Astronomical Clock from 1410 and Charles Bridge crossing the Vltava River.
Prague
Prague Castle has served as the seat of Czech princes and kings since the past centuries and as the seat of the President since 1918. The most impressive building at the Castle is St. Vitus Cathedral, a Gothic cathedral founded by Charles IV in the 14th century and completed in 1929. Charles Bridge is the oldest and most charming of Prague's many bridges, decorated with 30 statues and spanning 520 meters across the Vltava River between the Old Town and Malá Strana districts.
Ride a segway for a charing tour of prague city
The document promotes Segway tours of Prague that allow visitors to experience the city's beautiful architecture and landmarks. Prague is known as the "City of Hundred Spires" due to the many churches, cathedrals and temples with pointed spires throughout the city. The Segway tours visit churches like St. Vitus Cathedral, Bethlehem Chapel and St. Clement's Cathedral, as well as attractions like the Lennon Wall, Kampa Island and Prague Castle. Visitors are encouraged to contact Segway Experience Prague to book a tour and explore Prague's unique destinations and landmarks.
Czech Republic presentation
Presentation made by four Czech people during their Erasmus studies on University of Helsinki on behalf of course called Guidance tutoring. The four cities mentioned are Praha, České Budějovice, Brno and Trutnov as it is the cities which the authors come from.
Trieste as a travel destination
A tourist's guide in english language, focused on Trieste and ita sorroundings, which goes quite in depth about things to see, experiences to live and so on.
World’s Most Romantic Destinations for a Valentine’s Vacation
The document provides two website URLs - one for a travel center website at https://www.travelcenter.uk/ and one for their blog at https://blog.travelcenter.uk/. It also lists a source for romantic travel destinations.
EDISON Pilsen - Break Cultural Barriers!
AIESEC project EDISON in the Czech Republic, specifically in the city of Pilsen, has a great tradition and many satisfied interns already. Discover more yourself, sign up at https://aiesec.org/opportunity/826787 and be a part of youth leadership movement!
What's hot (18)
Michael A. Duch | World's Most Beautiful Churches 2
Michael A. Duch | World's Most Beautiful Churches 2
Tourism and recreation in gdańsk comenius project
Tourism and recreation in gdańsk comenius project
World’s Most Romantic Destinations for a Valentine’s Vacation
World’s Most Romantic Destinations for a Valentine’s Vacation
Viewers also liked
Typical food
Traditional Czech breakfast consists of tea or cocoa with buttered bread and jam or honey. Lunch is commonly eaten at school canteens which serve dishes like pork and cabbage dumplings or spaghetti. For dinner, families may have a light meal together or go to restaurants, while regular dinners include bread with salami and vegetables. Special holiday foods include spinach dumplings on Green Thursday, lentil soup on Good Friday, and roast goose or duck with cabbage on Easter Sunday. Christmas Eve meals are fish soup for lunch and fried carp for dinner, while Christmas Day features fried steak for dinner.
Prezentace food belgie
Belgium is known for its beer, chocolate, French fries, strawberries, waffles, and speculoos. Belgium has over 1000 types of beer including 6 famous Trappist beers. Chocolate pralines were invented in Belgium, including Cote d'Or and Leonidas brands. French fries originated from Belgium when fishermen cooked potatoes in the shape of fish. Belgium is also known for its strawberries from Wepion, as well as Brussels, Liege, and homestyle waffles. Speculoos were traditionally Christmas biscuits but are now enjoyed year-round.
Lifestyle diseases[1]
This document discusses several modern lifestyle diseases including anorexia, obesity, and bulimia. It notes that the main causes of these diseases are industrial food production, consuming high calorie and fatty foods, lack of exercise, and stress. Anorexia is characterized by a refusal to eat and fear of weight gain. It most often begins in teenagers and can be life-threatening without treatment. Obesity is increasing globally due to more sedentary lifestyles and consumption of junk food. Treatment involves healthy eating and exercise. Bulimia involves cycles of binge eating followed by purging, and was first discovered by ancient Greek physician Claudius Galen.
Presentation to spain all
Constantine and Methodius came to Great Moravia in 863, bringing the Old Slavonic language and creating the Glagolitic alphabet. They laid the foundations for connecting Christianity with the spread of literature in the region. Over subsequent centuries, literature was written in Old Slavonic, Latin, and Czech, including chronicles, legends, and dramas. Notable authors included Dalimil, who wrote the first Czech language chronicle, and Karel Jaromír Erben, known for his ballads in Kytice.
Belgium.
This document discusses typical Danish foods, foods for special occasions, and popular Danish dishes. It also mentions some health campaigns focused on lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, obesity, and respiratory issues. Finally, it lists some Danish names.
Typical food
Traditional Czech breakfasts consist of tea or cocoa with buttered bread and jam or honey. Lunches vary but often include dishes like pork and cabbage dumplings served in school canteens. For dinner, families may have lighter meals together or go out to restaurants, while regular dinners include items like bread, salami, vegetables and cheese. Special holiday foods include spinach dumplings on Green Thursday, lentil soup on Good Friday, and roast goose or duck with cabbage on Easter Sunday. Christmas Eve meals don't include meat, and Christmas features fried carp and steak with potato salad.
Architecture 200 years ago
Folk architecture from 200 years ago used mainly wood construction with walls whitewashed for conservation and protection. Housing and local life highlighted wine production, with the exhibition showing vineyard growth and winemaking from early times to present, unique in the Czech Republic. Interiors also depicted peasant and craftsman life in the area, with Bethlehem being part of folk architecture.
Brno
Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic, located in the southeast. It has over 400,000 inhabitants and is a university town with five public universities and over 80,000 students. Brno has a rich cultural history evidenced by many historic sites, including the Tugendhat Villa which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a center of the Moravian region and holds an annual festival celebrating its culture.
FINAL REPORT: eTwinauts in the (in)visible cities
This project report summarizes a collaborative project between 5 schools in 4 countries called "eTwinauts in the (in)visible cities". The project was inspired by Italo Calvino's novel "Invisible Cities" and aimed to build understanding between cultures through activities in various subjects. Over 100 students and 13 teachers from Czech Republic, Spain, Italy, and Norway participated in online forums, wikis, and video conferences to discuss European culture, mathematics, sciences, literature and more. The multi-year project received several awards and helped students develop skills like respecting other cultures, teamwork, and managing online resources.
About us kristyna, veronika, lucie and petra
This document introduces four teenage girls from the Czech Republic - Lucie, Petra, Kristýna, and Veronika. Each girl provides a brief self-introduction, including their name, age, hometown, hobbies like sports, music and gaming, and personal traits like being talkative and friendly. They hope their profiles provide some initial interest to the reader.
About us sabina, eva, andrea and edita
The document contains short biographies of four teenage girls from Brno, Czech Republic:
- Sabina Sedláková is 16 years old, lives with her parents and brother, enjoys computer games and music, and plays volleyball at school.
- Eva Kurivialová is 18 years old, lives with her parents, brother, and three cats. Her hobbies include painting, sports, and reading. She wants to study nursing at university.
- Edita Ostřížková is 17 years old, lives in Čebín with her sister Hanka, and attends Purkyňova school. She enjoys spending time with family, her boyfriend, and friends, and
2. czech republic[1][1]
The document provides information about the Czech Republic and the South Moravian region within it. It discusses the capital Prague and other major cities. It notes the Czech Republic has a population of around 10.5 million people and became an independent nation in 1993 after separating from Slovakia. The South Moravian region contains the cities of Brno, Blansko, Vyškov and Znojmo, and has an international airport. Specific details are given about the city of Brno, the village of Čebín, and the village of Ivančice within the South Moravian region.
Viewers also liked (14)
More from elenatomanova
Folk costumes of south moravian region
The document discusses traditional folk costumes from various regions of South Moravia. The costumes varied based on social factors, geography, symbols, and ceremonies specific to each area. Traditional costumes were worn for both work and holidays, and distinguished between unmarried and married women. Many places still maintain these festive costumes and pass them down through generations. The document then describes typical women's costumes which included petticoats, bodices, shirts, collars, and skirts, as well as men's costumes consisting of lace shirts, trimmed jackets, pants, boots, and hats. Samples and photos of costumes from different towns are also included.
Czech republic
The Czech Republic is a small country in the heart of Europe with a population of over 10 million people. Its capital and largest city is Prague, known for its beautiful natural scenery and historic sites. The document then discusses several places in the Moravia region of the Czech Republic, including the city of Brno, the capital of Moravia, and smaller villages like Kobylnice and Želetice, which are noted for their natural beauty, fresh air, forests, and protected lands.
Czech republic
Czech Republic has a population of around 10.5 million people, with its capital and largest city being Prague. The country is located in Central Europe and can be divided into three historical regions - Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia. Some key facts about Czech Republic are that it has a long history and was established in 1993 after separating from Slovakia, it joined the EU in 2004, and it is known for its beer and beautiful landscapes.
Towns and villages
The document provides summaries of 14 different villages/towns in the Czech Republic, describing their location, population size, notable landmarks, industries, and natural features. Key details are mentioned for each place, such as Kobylnice having around 1,000 inhabitants and developing from previous names, and Blansko being an industrial town specialized in water turbines and cast iron production.
Czech republic
Czech Republic has a population of around 10.5 million people, with its capital and largest city being Prague. The country is located in Central Europe and can be divided into three historical regions - Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia. Some key facts about Czech Republic are that it has a long history and was established in 1993 after separating from Slovakia, it joined the EU in 2004, and it is known for its beer and beautiful landscapes.
6. school
The school was founded in 1993 and underwent several name and program changes until being renamed in 2006 to the High School of Information Technology and Social Care. It offers branches in information technology focusing on computer networks, programming and databases, social care preparing students for social services management, and industrial ecology linking technology and environmental needs. A mechanic electrician branch is also offered.
Avila
Avila is a Spanish city located in the autonomous community of Castilla and León. It is situated at 1,131 meters above sea level on the banks of the river Adaja. Avila is characterized by its well-preserved medieval walls and is the highest provincial capital city in Spain. The city has a long history dating back to prehistoric tribes and Roman occupation, and later became an important strategic point during the Muslim invasion and Reconquest. Notable figures born in the Renaissance era include Saint Teresa of Avila and Saint John of the Cross. Popular celebrations in Avila include honors to Saint Teresa on October 15th and San Segundo on May 2nd.
About us veronika, lydie, lucie and nikola
The document contains profiles of four Czech students - Veronika, Lucie, Lýdie, and Nikola. It provides details about each of their ages, hobbies, hometowns, and personal traits. Key information includes that Veronika is 16 years old and from a small village near Brno, enjoys animals and sports, and considers herself a good friend. Lucie is also 16, lives in Brno with her mother and boyfriend, and likes reading, drawing, and spending time with friends. Lýdie is 16 and from Velké Pavlovice, with interests in singing, dancing, animals, and friends. Nikola lives in Brno, is 17 years old, enjoys listening to music
About us martina, mirka, kristyna and anita
This document contains profiles of four girls from the Czech Republic: Martina Petrová, Miroslava Vartová, Kristýna Hloušková, and Anita Tolová. Each profile provides details about the girl such as her name, age, hobbies, personality traits, and where she lives. The hobbies and interests mentioned across the profiles include animals, sports, music, dancing, reading, fashion, and spending time with family and friends.
About us klaudie, michaela, hana and lenka
This document contains introductions from four students in a group. Klaudie Bílá is 17 years old and lives in a village near Brno, going into her second year of high school where she loves her friends and music. Lenka Jurakova is 16 and lives in Brno, going to the same high school, enjoying dancing, music and friends. Michaela Eibelová is also 16 and lives in Brno with her parents and sister, attending her second year of high school, and enjoys outdoor activities. Hana KuČerová is 16 as well and lives in a small village with her mother and brother, dreaming of skydiving while attending school in Brno.
The Czech Team Presentations
The document contains profiles of several Czech students that provide their name, age, hobbies, personality traits, and where they live. Each student profile is 1-2 paragraphs and includes details about their family, school, interests and describes their personality.
Czech Cuisine Presentation
The document provides recipes for traditional Czech foods and meals, including pork dumplings with cabbage, a meal of sauerkraut and dumplings, and beef sirloin in cream sauce. It also describes a typical Czech breakfast of eggs and bread with butter.
Czech students - presentation of Czech cooking
The document contains recipes for beef in cream sauce and pancakes, as well as descriptions of typical Czech breakfast foods, dishes, and main foods. It also discusses boarding students' meal options in schools, which include a cafeteria, vending machines, or dining room with a choice of three meals.
More from elenatomanova (18)
Brno and typicle_moravia's_food (1)
- 1. Tomáš Odehnal Petr Šopf
- 2. Brno is the second biggest city in the Czech republic and the biggest city of Moravia Population of Brno is 384 000 people Of Brno flowing two rivers Svratka and Svitava In the picture is the katedrála svatého Petra a Pavla
- 3. In the Brno is Brno‘s Exhibicion Centre, that it was constructing in 1928 Brno‘s Exhibicion Centre has got pavilions A-Z In the picture is the Z pavilion The biggest exposition in the Exhibicion Centre is International Engineering Fair
- 4. It‘s small dumplings sprinkled poopy seeds and sugar and pour melted butter Dumplings are making from potatoes Dumplings are often haped roller In the picture is dumplings with poopy seeds
- 5. It‘s big pie with pear or cottage or cheese or poppy filling It use triple rising dought and making filling takes the same time like rising dought Traditional frgál should has got 30 cm In the picture is the pear frgál
- 6. Wine is typical drink for Moravia There are many varieties of wines The favourite wines is Veltlínské zelené, Svatovavřinecké, Ryzlink vlašský, and many more Moravia has got very good conditions for cultivation grapes In the picture is Svatovavřinecké wine