Tidjikja - description of the city:
Tidjikja is city of Mauritania (Wilaya du Tagant).
The population of Tidjikja: 6,000 people. Geographic coordinates of Tidjikja: 18.55644 x -11.42715.
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Mauritania
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| International title |
Tidjikja |
| Population |
6,000 people |
| Timezone |
Africa/Nouakchott |
| State |
Wilaya du Tagant |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 18.55644 x Longitude: -11.42715 |
Photo Galery Tidjikja
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#02: The beauty of Tidjikja |
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#04: Tidjikja Photogallery |
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#05: Magic world of Tidjikja |
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#06: History and present of Tidjikja |
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#07: Spending Time in Tidjikja |
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#09: Nowadays of Tidjikja |
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Places to visit in Tidjikja
Famous Places
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Am Hof
Country: Austria
The name of the square (meaning “by the Courtâ€) refers to the medieval princes’ residence nearby. It later housed the mint, and then the royal military chancery. Today it is a bank. The main architectural gem of present-day Am Hof is the ...
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Albertina
Country: Austria
The Albertina was once the Habsburg palace of Duke Albert of Sachsen-Teschen and his wife Archduchess Marie-Christina, the favourite daughter of Maria Theresa. The beautiful Neo-Classical Historic State Rooms in the palace are among the most valuab ...
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Freud-Museum
Country: Austria
Berggasse 9, a typical 20th-century Viennese town house, was the home of Sigmund Freud, the famous doctor and father of psychoanalysis, from 1891—1938. Here he created his most acclaimed works and treated patients before he was forced to flee Aus ...
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Kunstindustrimuseet
Country: Norway
The Kunstindustrimuseet is the Museum of Applied Arts in Norway. This museum was founded in the year 1876. It is one of the oldest museums in the entire country and is also one of the oldest design museums of Europe. The museum was relocated to the ...
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Flekkefjord
Country: Norway
On the coast of the Skagerrak, the Flekkefjord port is one of the largest fishing and fish farming towns. During the early times the Dutch were trading partners in the area. This is where Hollenderbyen, which means the Dutch town, stems from. The t ...
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