Tiraspol - description of the city:
Tiraspol is city of Moldova (Unitatea Teritoriala din Stinga Nistrului).
The population of Tiraspol: 157,000 people. Geographic coordinates of Tiraspol: 46.84028 x 29.64333.
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Moldova
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| International title |
Tiraspol |
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157,000 people |
| Timezone |
Europe/Chisinau |
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Unitatea Teritoriala din Stinga Nistrului |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 46.84028 x Longitude: 29.64333 |
Photo Galery Tiraspol
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#01: Nowadays of Tiraspol |
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#03: Walks across Tiraspol |
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#04: Places to see in Tiraspol |
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#08: The beauty of Tiraspol |
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#09: Places to visit in Tiraspol |
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#10: A tour about Tiraspol |
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#11: History and present of Tiraspol |
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#12: Famous Landmarks of Tiraspol |
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Places to visit in Tiraspol
Famous Places
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Maison Tavel
Country: Switzerland
Maison Tavel Introduction
Maison Tavel is the oldest private building in the city of Geneva, and it is a wonderful testimony of the civil architecture of the medieval period.
Maison Tavel offers a nice testimony of civil architecture from the med ...
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Museum fur Gestaltung
Country: Switzerland
The Museum of Design, Zurich
The Museum of Design, Zurich is a major design museum that covers craft, architecture, visual communication, and industrial design in Zurich, Switzerland.
Overview
The museum is within the Department of Cultura ...
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Maria am Gestade
Country: Austria
The church of St Mary’s on the Riverbank was once flooded by the waters of an old Danube canal, but today it rises on a steep escarpment, its lofty, 56-m (180-ft) high Gothic steeple dominating the town. The stone helmet at the top of the steeple ...
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Dronningen
Country: Norway
Dronningen stands for Queen. In Oslo, both before World War II and after World War II was over, the Dronningen was one of the most popular restaurants in the city during the summer months.
The building where the restaurant is located was bui ...
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Hanko
Country: Norway
Hanko is an island that is in the Oslo Fjord of Norway. The island used to be owned by the Dano-Norwegian King. The king would often hunt deer on the island. Later, the island became one for retreat and some of the more notable visitors to the isla ...
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