Ziua Europeana a Limbilor26 Septembrie 2012

LTMV, Caracal

Have a nice trip!

Bon voyage!

Participanti:

Elevi din clasele IX B, F, HXG, H, IXI G, H

Prof. coordonatori: Cotulbea Olguta- Lb. Engleza

Jumuga Daniela- Lb. Franceza

Galateanu Luminita- Lb. Franceza

This is a very tight and subjective selection of the most beautiful places in Europe. Some will agree, others may find different locations more worthy of honors, but without dispute, these places deserve to be called the beauties of our Mother Nature.

National Geographic experts cannot be wrong - recently the Isle of Skye has been voted the 4th best island in the world by 650 professional travel specialists. The reasons it has been rated so high are clear. The wild landscape of Skye, the second largest island in Scotland, is dramatic, vibrant and breathtaking. The inland mountains, cliffs, inlets and endless beaches create spectacular scenery capable of amazing even those thick-skinned urban enthusiasts insensitive to the nature's charm.

Sicily, burned by sun, permeated with the smell of wine, sundried tomatoes and the scent of history...this is an island where espresso tastes better than anywhere else in the world, and water seems to be unrealistically azure.The island is inhabited by 5 million people, and the 25,700 square kilometers that it occupies make it the biggest island in the Mediterranean Sea.

The Alps, the greatest mountain system in Europe, is stretching from Austria in the east, through Switzerland, to France in the west. This spectacular range, with its sharp peaks always covered with snow, is a stunning travel and sport destination in both summer and winter. A big portion of this rocky cake belongs to Switzerland, one of the richest countries in the world, with a unique blend of cultures and people speaking four languages (Swiss German, French, Italian and Romansh).

Les châteaux de la Loire sont les témoins du passé historique, architectural et artistique de la France et font entièrement et intégralement partie du patrimoine français. Si on est de passage dans la région, il faut visiter le Château de Chambord, le plus vaste et le plus étendu des châteaux, dont le plan a été réalisé par Leonardo da Vinci !