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United Arab Emirates — a country of splendor, emerged as if by magic amidst the lifeless desert. There you can enjoy terrific times spent in shopping, chic hotels, the white sandy beaches and blooming gardens. The Emirates also offer excellent excursions and unforgettably intense nightlife. When going to the Emirates you should remember that the State language is Arabic. But in almost all the hotels the friendly staff working would probably be able to communicate with you in English.

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Belvedere Palace is a palace complex, consisting of upper and lower Belvedere, Orangery and  a horse yard. All this splendor was built in the early 18th century as a summer residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy. Lower Belvedere was built by the architect Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt. It is suspected that in the year of 1712 he was finished. Internal rooms include the bedroom of the Prince – a Grotesque room decorated with bas-reliefs with distorted faces, marble Gallery and the marble hall, ornate frescoes and sculptures by Altomonte Martino, gold room and dining room. The large space was reserved for the Prince’s personal greenhouse and stables, where they have always been prepared to leave the top 12 horses. The gardens surrounding the Palace, were built in the French style, with gravel, Dominique Gerard, a project, a pupil of André Le Nôtre, creator of the gardens of Versailles. Virtually the entire atmosphere of the Hall survived until our days and is now open to the public.

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To relax overseas, you shouldn’t necessarily apply to a travel agency. Nowadays, increasingly, tourists, fans of the „savage", choose Japan. This country seems strange, its customs— unusual, people – different. And all this together is very attractive.

In Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is developed the transport network of the city. You can travel by bus, Metro and taxi. The Tokyo Metro is an attraction in itself. For a person who is not accustomed to the stampede in a small trailer, the trip will be a peculiar attraction. Tourists say, whoever was in Tokyo and did not go on the subway at rush hour, hadn’t felt the poignancy of sensations from the journey.