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Last year I traveled to the Czech Republic.Over the internet, I bought tickets for the plane, I had to rest well after I arrived. After rest, I first visited Waldstein Park, in this park you can see Magnolias, rare white peacocks, huge carps in the reservoir, cages with pugacs, artificial stalactites on the wall. Also, I want to tell you a little bit about this park! It belongs to the most popular parks in Prague. The park, together with the Waldstein palace, was laid in the 17th century by the commander of the thirty-year war with generalissimo Albrecht Waldstein. The Waldstein Palace now houses the upper chamber of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, but the park is freely accessible to everyone. In addition to Magnolias, live rafts of trimmed hornbeam and flower beds in the park are a pond with various types of freshwater fish, peacocks of ordinary and white, a cage with the world's largest nightly predatory pugan bogs and a wall with artificial stalactites. I also enjoyed the wonderful taste of the Pilsen Urqueville beer . This is an international name, and in the Czech Republic this name is called Plzesk Prazdroj. The drink was first cooked by Joseph Groll, a brewer who came to the city of Plzen from Bavaria at the invitation of his Czech counterparts in 1842. This is a bright camp of loud noise. The drink is characterized by a bright golden color, the classic aroma of malt and herbs, pronounced honey notes and slightly bitter taste. The unique properties of Pielzler are due to the special quality of raw materials: only pure pure soft water is used in the preparation, the best barley from Moravia and Saaz Bohemian malt are used. The beer is мейд by the technology of triple welding. This is only a tiny part of everything that can be found in the Czech Republic!

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My very first and favorite trip-trip in Japan There's a lot of interesting things, many people dressed in anime heroes, it's all so exciting! Also in Tokyo I saw a parody of the Eiffel Tower, in a smaller kind of course! It took a map, phone, tents, food and water. Since this trip was like a hike, we spent the night in tents