Leskovac - description of the city:
Leskovac is city of Serbia ().
The population of Leskovac: 94,758 people. Geographic coordinates of Leskovac: 42.99806 x 21.94611.
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Serbia
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Leskovac |
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94,758 people |
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Europe/Belgrade |
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Latitude: 42.99806 x Longitude: 21.94611 |
Photo Galery Leskovac
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#02: Famous places of Leskovac |
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#03: Travel across Leskovac |
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#04: Places to visit in Leskovac |
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#06: Places of interest in Leskovac |
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#07: Magic world of Leskovac |
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#09: Sightseeing in Leskovac |
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#10: Famous Landmarks of Leskovac |
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#12: The beauty of Leskovac |
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Places to visit in Leskovac
Famous Places
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Wettingen
Country: Switzerland
Wettingen Introduction
Wettingen is a small community in the Baden district in the Aargau canton of Switzerland. With a population of around 20,000, Wettingen is the biggest municipality in the whole canton.
This is the biggest munici ...
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FrauMunster
Country: Switzerland
What Is The FrauMunster?
The FrauMunster is sometimes used to refer to the FrauMunster Church. Its literal English translation is “Women’s Minster”, but it is sometimes inappropriately translated as “Our Lady Minister&rdquo ...
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Ruprechtskirche
Country: Austria
The church of St Ruprecht, rising on an escarpment overlooking Ruprechtsplatz, is Vienna’s oldest church. At one time, an arm of the Danube flowed nearby with a landing stage for salt transported from Salzburg. According to legend, the church was ...
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Krimmler Wasserfalle
Country: Austria
In the northwestern part of the Hohe Tauern National Park (p278—81), on the border between the provinces of Salzburger Land and Tyrol, are the famous Krimmler Wasserfalle, the waterfalls of the Krimmler Ache, the stream flowing from the glacier o ...
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Oscarshall Slott
Country: Norway
King Oscar I from Sweden and Queen Josephine from Norway and Sweden, commissioned a palace to be built in Oslo. The summer palace was designed by Johan Henrik Nebelong and built from the years 1847 through 1852. The palace was named Oscarshall and ...
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