Assomada - description of the city:
Assomada is city of Cape Verde (Concelho de Santa Catarina).
The population of Assomada: 7,927 people. Geographic coordinates of Assomada: 15.1 x -23.68333.
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Cape Verde
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| International title |
Assomada |
| Population |
7,927 people |
| Timezone |
Atlantic/Cape_Verde |
| State |
Concelho de Santa Catarina |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 15.1 x Longitude: -23.68333 |
Photo Galery Assomada
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#01: Assomada Photogallery |
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#02: History and present of Assomada |
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#07: Walks across Assomada |
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#08: Magic world of Assomada |
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#09: Spending Time in Assomada |
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#10: Sightseeing in Assomada |
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#11: Acquaintance to Assomada |
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Places to visit in Assomada
Famous Places
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Martigny
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Martigny introduction
Martigny is the capital of the Martigny district, which is French-speaking. It is located in the canton of Valais. It sits at an elevation of about 1,500 feet, and it has a population of roughly 15,000 people. It is at an imp ...
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Staatsoper
Country: Austria
In May 1869, when Vienna’s State Opera House opened to the strains of Mozart’s Don Giovanni, music lovers rejoiced that it would no longer be necessary to travel to Paris in order to hear good opera. Built in Neo-Renaissance style, the Opera Ho ...
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Secession Building
Country: Austria
The unusual Secession Building was designed in Jugendstil style by Joseph Maria Olbrich, as a showcase for the Secessionist artists, including Gustav Klimt, Kolo Moser and Otto Wagner, who broke away from Vienna’s traditional art scene. The almos ...
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Frohnleiten
Country: Austria
Set among gentle hills on the Mur river, the town of Frohnleiten is surrounded by a network of clearly marked rambling trails which invite visitors to take long walks. At one time Frohnleiten was an important transhipment post on the Mur. In 1763, ...
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Bruck an der Mur
Country: Austria
This major industrial centre lies at the mouth of the Murz river, where it flows into the Mur. Bruck flourished during the 14th and 15th centuries, thanks to its trade with Venice, when it had the right to store grain and salt. The small but attrac ...
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