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DISCOVER YOUR MIND/ CHANGE YOUR MOOD

COLISEUM

Rome, ITALY

BRANDENBURG TOR
Berlin,GERMANY
BIG BEN

London,UNITED KINGDOM

TOUR EIFFEL

Paris,FRANCE

RHODES

Athens, GREECE

EL PORT DE MDINA

Valetta, MALTA

EXPERT'S GUIDE TO EUROPE

Europe is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere. It is one of the most small continents. It has ‎743. 704. 000 inhabitants.

The countries that surround Europe are Russia,Kazajastán, Turkey, Morocco, Algeria, Tunicia, Iceland.

The continents that surround Europe are Asia, Africa, America and the oceans that surround Europe are  North Sea, Noruega's Sea,Ocean Polar Artic Mediterranian Sea and Atlantic Ocean.

THE EURO (€) IS THE CURRENCY USED BY THE INSTITUTIONS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

The currency most used is the euro (€). The countries that use European currency are Germany, Austria, Belgium,​ Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia,​ Spain, Estonian, Finland,​ France,​ Greece,​ Ireland,​ Italy,​ Latvia,​ Lithuania,​ Luxembourg,​ Malta, the Netherlands and Portugal. The rest of the countries that don't use European currency are 

Albania:(Lek Albanian) Armenian: (Dram armenian) Azerbaiyán: (Azeri) Belarus: (Rouble) Bosnian y Herzegovina: (maro convertible) Bulgaria: (Lev) Croatia: (Kuna croatian) Denmark: (Dniash crown) Georgia: (Lari georgian) Hungary: (Guilder). Iceland: (Iceland crown) Kazakhstan: (Tenge Kazakhstani) Liechtenstein: (Franck swiss) Moldavia: (Leu moldavian) Norway: (Norway crown) Poland: (Zloty), United Kingdom: (pound) Czech Republic: (Czech crown) Macedonian Republic: (Denar macedonian) Romania: (Leu romanian) Russia: (Rublo russia) Serbia: (Dinar serbian) Sweden: (Sweden crown) Switzerland: (Frank Switzerland) Turkey: (Turkish lyre.) Ukraine: (Grivna). 

1 dolar  = 0,836750063 euros.

MAIN LANGUAGES OF EUROPE

The main languages of Europe are Russian, Turkish, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Greek, German, Bulgarian, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, Dutch, Hungarian, Irish, Latish, Lithuanian, Maltese, Romanian,  Slovakian, Slovene, Swede and Czech.
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