What are the 52 states of America as stated on the flag?

France is famous for its wine and pastis

It's hot and always cloudy lack of good & delicious food good co-working spaces are available with good internet if grab doesn't work for you use gocar

Whanted to write a review wrote about 200 words than pressed the arrow key and left the page and the review was gone. Fix this shit. You obviously don't give a rats ass about UX

Groningen is easy going but very international. Due to it's kind of "remote" location (well Amsterdam is only 2 hrs. away) it's an island one its own with lots to do here: culture, nightlife (véry late!) but also a lot of beautiful quiet nature in the surroundings, You take a bike and you are in the middle of nowhere in just 15 minutes: lakes, woods in the south, or at the northside of the city: beautiful endless tyoical dutch landscapes with lots of famous black and white frisian cows, mills, canals, and even a real river, Reitdiep.

I was born and raised in Belgrade and all I can say is the city is very underrated. Been to many major cities in Europe Northern Africa, and also lived for half a year in Los Angeles. I don't wanna sound as if I'm a big local patriot. I will try to be as much as genuine as possible. I completely agree with the fact that most places are full of smoke from cigarettes yet there are parts of the objects separated from smoking sections. This is available in many restaurants, cafes, bars, etc. You don't have to inhale smoke if you don't wish to. Also, one review on here complains about the highest lung cancers in this area -- I must admit this is not 100% accurate based on the statistics. You can't be sure about that info especially if considering that many places, in both country and the capital, left contaminated since the 1999 NATO bombing back. So it makes sense seeing rates being high within one part of the population. However, it's not an excuse for smokers and a bad living style. The nightlife is somewhat lower due to the Covid-19 crisis and local law regulations. Again, this doesn't mean all famous discos and bars are completečy gone. The riverside is still flawing with clubbing and you can have a great time if you know the right place to go. Now when it comes to people, local people here are very open and generous to foreigners. Hospitality is simply a part of our culture and we've known for this in the Balkans as well as the rest of Europe. We are also famous for helping people no matter where they come from. One of the reviews mentioned that waitresses will usually prefer to read a book or stare at their phones -- again, it also depends on the place you go, and in most cases, you will end up meeting a very friendly local waitress who will dive into a conversation with you whether you are a foreigner coming from abroad or a local pal that got lost in a different area. "Coffee culture" is very famous here and also a part of our culture. You can easily find a friend who will go out with you to a cafe or bar. In my opinion, the major difference between this part of the world and western society world is the fact people here are more honest and will not fake their feelings. This is why you will see dozens of different moods. In the western world, this is somewhat faked and one of the things I disliked. You will also make deep friendships here because people aim to make meaningful relations (not faked). In the last few years, the city has developed into a huge economic and IT hub. It has become an important place in this part of Europe (i.e. Ex Yugoslavia region to be more exact). There are lots of different places and activities you can do depending on your needs -- from walking in the parking zones and the riverside to hiking in smaller forest areas (I recommend Banjica forest). Most of the city center is walkable and turned into a walking zone -- you can easily walk away from the very center to the river. Also, the infrastructure is getting much better and even I can feel that for the 25 years spent here. To summarize, if you want to feel the real European vibe for a cheaper price (western standards), then this is a place to go. I also recommend staying in urban areas closer to the city center because this part has a special vibe easily noticed. The suburban parts of the city may seem way too different for foreigners and remind them of a typical Eastern European environment.

This is a very charming old town with really beautiful infrastracture and bakeries. I stayed in one of the traditional villas with a balcony overlooking the entire town. I love hanging around in the coffee shop and even starbucks looks artesanal. The weather can get really cold at night so best make sure that you have a heater in the accomodation you are in. It is actually quite cold that you really cant stay at the balcony to enjoy the view too long. Internet is okay, safety is okay.

100/100 mbit from netbox for 500 czk = 22 usd

February in Steyr is generally reasonably dry with the temperature being cool. Although outside the main holiday season, there is still plenty of quite acceptable weather around this time of year. This makes it an okay time to visit Steyr. February is in the winter in Steyr and is typically the 2nd coldest month of the year.

The best time to visit Brazil without large crowds is from August to October, which is the main off-season for tourism here. Winter is giving way to spring and the mild temperatures in the mid-60s to low 80s make things comfortable for outdoor activities.

Here are some of the top rated restaurants in Godthab

• Cafe Iluliaq (Fredericiap Aqqutaa 5, Ilulissat)
• Restaurant Roklubben (Kangerlussuaq)
• Inuit Cafe (Kussangajaannguaq 22, Ilulissat)
• Charoen Porn (Aqqusinersuaq 5, Nuuk)
• Greenlands (Majorda Beach Next To Jaipur House, Betalbatim)
• Sarfalik (Aqqusinersuaq 1, Nuuk)
• Brasserie Ulo (Mittarfimmut Aqqutaa B-1128, Ilulissat)

Here are some top attractions in Petit Cayenne

• Devils Island (Cayenne)
• Ilet la Mere (Cayenne)
• Musee Departmental Alexandre-Franconie (1 Av Du General Charles de Gaulle, Cayenne)
• Village Chinois (Chinatown) (Cayenne)
• Fort Ceperou (Cayenne)
• Place des Palmistes (Cayenne)
• Avenue du General de Gaulle (Avenue de Gaulle, Cayenne)
• Kourou Space Centre (Guiana Space Centre) (Kourou)
• Cacao Village (75km west of the Cayenne-Regina Highway, Roura)
• Musee de lEspace (Route de L Espace, Kourou)
• Zoo de Guyane (Cd 5, Pk 29, Macouria)
• Vieux Port (4 Rue Du Port, Cayenne)
• St. Sauveur Cathedral (Cayenne)
• Marshes of Caw (Degrad de Kaw, Arrondissement of Cayenne)
• Jardin Botanique (End of Avenue Charles de Gaulle, Cayenne)
• Fort Diamant (Cayenne)
• Les Iles du Salut (Kourou)
• Office de Tourisme (12 Rue Louis Blanc, Cayenne)
• La Montagne des Singes (Route Degrad Saramaca, Kourou)
• Association Chou Ai (Pointe Liberte, Macouria)
• Remire-Montjoly Beach (10 Km Southeast of Town, Remire-Montjoly)
• Le bagne des Annamites (Route du Galion D5, Montsinery-Tonnegrande)
• Bibliotheque Departementale Franconie (1 Av Du General Charles de Gaulle, Cayenne)