DEJ - ROMANIA

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DEJ - ROMANIA
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Dej is a city in northwestern Romania, 60 km
north of Cluj-Napoca, in Cluj County
Dej
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citys steam
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High School "Alexandru Papiu Ilarian"
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The town Hall
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House of Culture
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Big park
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Little park
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Hotel "Somes"
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Heroes Monument
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Town square at night
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Romania
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Flag
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Coat of Arms
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• Romania is a country located in Southeastern and
  Central Europe, North of the Balkan Peninsula, on
  the Lower Danube, with in and outside the
  Carpathian arch, bordering on the Black Sea

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• Romania destinations such as Mangalia, Saturn,
  Venus, Neptun, Olimp, Constanta and Mamaia
  (sometimes called the Romanian Riviera) are among
  the most popular attraction during summer. During
  winter, the skiing resorts along the Valea
  Prahovei and Poiana Brasov are popular with
  foreign visitors. For their medieval atmosphere
  and castles, Transylvanian cities such as Sibiu,
  Brasov, Sighisoara, Cluj-Napoca, Târgu Mures have
  become important touristic attractions for
  foreigners. Rural tourism focused on folklore and
  traditions, has become an important alternative
  recently, and is targeted to promote such sites
  as Bran and its Dracula's Castle, the Painted
  churches of Northern Moldavia, the Wooden
  churches of Maramures, or the Merry Cemetery in
  Maramures County. Other major natural attractions
  in Romania such as Danube Delta, Iron Gates
  (Danube Gorge), Scarisoara Cave and several other
  caves in the Apuseni Mountains have yet to
  receive great attention.

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Bran Castle
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A view from Carpathian Mountains near Prahova
Valley
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Glacial lakes with in Retezat National Park
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Pelicans in the Danube Delta
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Palace of the Parliament
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Sports

• Romanian gymnastics has had a large number of
  successes for which the country became known
  worldwide. In the 1976 Summer Olympics, the
  gymnast Nadia Comaneci became the first gymnast
  ever to score a perfect ten. She also won three
  gold medals, one silver and one bronze, all at
  the age of fifteen. Her success continued in the
  1980 Summer Olympics, where she was awarded two
  gold medals and two silver medals.

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• Football (soccer) is by far the most popular
  sport in Romania. The governing body is the
  Romanian Football Federation, which belongs to
  UEFA. The top division of the Romanian
  Professional Football League attracted an average
  of 5417 spectators per game in the 200607
  season. At international level, the Romanian
  National Football Team has taken part 7 times in
  the Football World Cup, and it had the most
  successful period throughout the 1990s, when
  during the 1994 World Cup in the United States,
  Romania reached the quarter-finals and was ranked
  by FIFA on the 6th place. The core player of this
  "Golden Generation"197 and perhaps the best
  known Romanian player internationally is Gheorghe
  Hagi (nicknamed the Maradona of the
  Carpathians).198 Famous currently active
  players are Adrian Mutu and Cristian Chivu. The
  most famous football club is Steaua Bucuresti,
  who in 1986 became the first Eastern European
  club ever to win the prestigious European
  Champions Cup title, and who played the final
  again in 1989. Another successful Romanian team
  Dinamo Bucuresti played a semifinal in the
  European Champions Cup in 1984 and a Cup Winners
  Cup semifinal in the 1990. Other important
  Romanian football clubs are Rapid Bucuresti, CFR
  1907 Cluj-Napoca and FC Universitatea Craiova.