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Italy is largely hilly, but except for the Po plain in the Emilia-Romagna region, and runs from the Alps to the central Mediterranean Sea. Italy has a two-chamber parliament, consisting of the Senate of upper house and the Chamber of Deputies. There are two small independent states inside peninsular Italy. They are the Republic of San Marino, and the Vatican City in Rome.

Italy is a part of the G8 group of manufacturing countries and it is the world’s seventh biggest economical country. The country’s main monetary zones are tourism, chemicals, fashion, engineering, motor vehicles and food. Northern regions of Italy are per capita amongst the richest region in Europe.

So why are you waiting, Go Italy and enjoy your holidays.

The Berlin Beer Festival, in Berlin, Germany is home to the world’s longest beer garden. It is commonly known to all that Munich’s Oktoberfest is the king of all beer festivals, but Berlin beer fest claims to have its own record-setting statistics. In august, more than a million people congregate to celebrate Germany’s love for every weizen, kölsch, and bock you can imagine. They also gather for another reason, the major reason is their love for drinking beer, and eating sausages. The beer garden in Berlin is over a mile-long has 1,200 different varieties of beer from 180 different brewers in Germany (of course), Czech Republic, Belgium, and the UK.
This picture looks awesome with half-nude people, swords, perverted facial hair, and photo shopped surroundings.
So you too can have a chance of enjoying in this beer festival at Karl Marx Allee — Berlin, Germany in the month of august. What’s more exciting … the entry is free for everyone. You can have more information at bierfestival-berlin.de. I will definitely try to enjoy to the maximum in this month of merry-making.
Via gadling

It was announced by the French prime minister on Tuesday that he wanted to democratize art by making access to Mona Lisa easy for the common people. I think that it is really an important step in creating awareness among people for art and also in democratizing art rather than aestheticisation of art. I am sure that it is wonderful news for all the common people who were earlier unable to have a view of Mona Lisa. The prime minister announced that free access would be tested at a sampling of museums in Paris and other towns. Fillon did not name any museums or elaborate details about this endeavor, but he brought notice to the fact that many European nations had made museums free. He also talked about a “culture passport” that would make access to museums free across the nation. It would be great efforts in making people love the art of the nation.
Via msnbc

The Washington National Cathedral is the sixth largest in the world; in this year marks 100 years as creation begin. In 1907 the Theodore Roosevelt was the president when the first corner stone is putting. Before Bush there are 14 subsequent presidents in White House. Its structure has declared on Sept.29, 1990.

In survey of American Institute of Architects the people voted for the three most popular buildings in USA and there are 800,000 visitors are in per year.

[Via US today]

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