Valmiera - description of the city:
Valmiera is city of Latvia (Valmieras Rajons).
The population of Valmiera: 26,963 people. Geographic coordinates of Valmiera: 57.54108 x 25.42751.
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Latvia
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| International title |
Valmiera |
| Population |
26,963 people |
| Timezone |
Europe/Riga |
| State |
Valmieras Rajons |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 57.54108 x Longitude: 25.42751 |
Photo Galery Valmiera
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#02: Famous places of Valmiera |
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#04: Nowadays of Valmiera |
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#05: The main attractions of Valmiera |
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#06: Spending days in Valmiera |
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#08: Walks across Valmiera |
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#09: Magic world of Valmiera |
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#11: Famous Landmarks of Valmiera |
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Places to visit in Valmiera
Famous Places
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Kapuzinerkirche and Kaisergruft
Country: Austria
The Capuchin church stands at the southwestern corner of Neuer Markt, formerly a cereal and flour market. In 1617, Anna of Tyrol, wife of Emperor Matthias, founded a crypt in its vaults in which the Habsburg family members were laid to rest. Today, ...
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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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Mauterndorf
Country: Austria
Strategically positioned on the road connecting Salzburg with the Hohe Tauern passes, this little town owed its former wealth to the road tolls it was able to collect. Mauterndorf’s greatest attraction is its Schloss, built in the 13th century an ...
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Volkermarkt
Country: Austria
This town lies on the banks of a reservoir created by damming the Drau river, 25 km (16 miles) east of the Carinthian capital, Klagenfurt. It grew up around the bridge across the Drau and the 12thcentury church of St Rupert, whose Romanesque tower ...
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Kongsberg
Country: Norway
The town of Kongsberg was founded in the year 1624 by Christian IV, a Danish-Norwegian king. The original name was Konings Bierg and the town was founded as a mining community. A royal charter of trade was granted to the town in 1802. Today the tow ...
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