London is one of the world's most exciting and rewarding cities to visit.

Two thousand years have left the capital of the United Kingdom  with more than 19,000 buildings officially listed as having special  architectural or historic interest. The city has grown largely unplanned,  which makes for a piquant unpredictability as the scene and atmosphere change from one corner to the next. With its royal palaces and pageantry, its stylish shops, its theatres, music and art,  it is also a dynamic financial and business hub.  London is crowded and noisy and can be hard to get about in—and now and again it rains—but it is vigorously alive.

SINGLE  MALTS  WITH  SUSHI...as   a   digestif...with   a  cigar. ..never before have these dazzlingly diverse drinks been explored by the consumer with such zest and interest.

London has grown not through centralized planning but by a process of agglomeration, meaning that though the majority of the city's sights are situated to the north of the River Thames, which loops through the centre of the city from west to east, there is no single focus of interest. ....

Greece is located in Southeast Europe on the Balkan Peninsula and the numerous islands, largest of which are Crete, Rhodes, and Lesbos. The islands account for one-fifth of the land area of the country (over 1500 thousand of islands). Greece has borders with Albania, Former Yugoslav Republic Macedonia (FYRM), Bulgaria and Turkey; it is washed by Aegean, Ionian, Cretan and Libyan seas. About 4/5 of the whole territory is covered by high mountains with the highest mountain - Olympus (2917 m)

People go to Greece to have a rest by the warm sea, and also to enjoy the different cultural sites: the Acropolis, Mycenae, Delphi, Olympus, at last Ancient Mountain Agora around which it is possible for you to sail, and unique Metiora monasteries.

The Greek cuisine. I want to invite you to travel across gastronomic Greece. The cities of Dilesi, Avlida and others nearby will show you the Greek cuisine, and at the same time will enable you to be inspired by the unique Greek atmosphere. Time here fades: silent streets, small shops, taverns, slow Greeks.

Durins the second half of the 6th century AD, a number of Slavic tribes settled in the Moidau valley and founded the viliases from which Prague would later emerse. Around the 7th century, the Przemysiid tribe prevailed, creatins a dynasty that would rule the resion for four hundred years.

The Department of Western European Art is the earliest in the Hermitage. Works by Western European masters became the first accessions that made up the core of the future art collections of the now famous museum. There were some first-rate examples of High Renaissance art.