Kallithea - description of the city:
Kallithea is city of Greece (Attiki).
The population of Kallithea: 107,767 people. Geographic coordinates of Kallithea: 37.95 x 23.7.
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Greece
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| International title |
Kallithea |
| Population |
107,767 people |
| Timezone |
Europe/Athens |
| State |
Attiki |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 37.95 x Longitude: 23.7 |
Photo Galery Kallithea
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#01: Famous places of Kallithea |
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#02: History and present of Kallithea |
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#03: Spending Time in Kallithea |
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#04: Sightseeing in Kallithea |
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#05: Places to see in Kallithea |
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#07: Places to visit in Kallithea |
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#08: Magic world of Kallithea |
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#09: Travel across Kallithea |
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#10: Kallithea - places of Interest |
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#12: The main attractions of Kallithea |
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Places to visit in Kallithea
Famous Places
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San Bernardino Pass
Country: Switzerland
San Bernardino Pass Introduction
San Bernardino Pass is a very tall mountain pass in the Alps. It is about 6,800 feet tall. It connects the Mesolcina and the Hinterrhein valleys between Bellinzona and Thusis. It is situated on the far eastern side ...
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Waldviertel Tour
Country: Austria
Much of the popularity of the idyllically situated town of Durnstein is due to the adventures of the English King, Richard the Lionheart. On the Third Crusade, undertaken with the French King Philip August and the Austrian Margrave Leopold V, Richa ...
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Kon-Tiki Museet
Country: Norway
Located on the Bygdoy peninsula in Norway, the Kon-Tiki Museum offers maps and vessels from the Kon-Tiki Museet. In addition, it offers a library with around 8000 books. The museum was opened provisionally in the year 1949. In the year 1957, the cu ...
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Elverum
Country: Norway
On the 9th of April in the year of 1940, Germany invaded Norway. This was the same day that the Elverum Mandate was approved by the Norwegian parliament. This mandate gave the fleeing government of Norway a large amount of powers during the remaini ...
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Dovrefjell
Country: Norway
Dovrefjell is the mountain plateau that marks the divide between the northern part of Norway and the southern part of Norway. During the year 1814, the plateau was used as a way to show the unity of the nation when the men of Eidsvoll sang th ...
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