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je v multifunkční objekt v centru města, který navrhl architekt Jiří Suchomel s kolektivem.
Stavba doplňuje a uzavírá zahradu kláštera (dnes Muzeum a galerie) v České Lípě. Budova je zapuštěna do terénního rozdílu mezi zahradou a údolní nivou Ploučnice. Šikmá jižní fasáda s funkcí vzduchového kolektoru sluneční energie, částečné zapuštění do země, dobré tepelně izolační provedení a možnost akumulace tepla v podloží budovy tvoří celkový koncept energetické úspornosti. Projekt a realizace budovy byla rozprostřena do období 15 let, započal v roce 1975, samotné otevření kulturního domu proběhlo v prosinci 1990. Kromě dvou hlavních sálů a foyer obsahuje dům kino, restauraci, baletní sál a galerii „dé ja vue“.

Holašovice (Holaschowitz) is a small historic village located in the south of the Czech Republic, 15 kilometres west of České Budějovice. Village belongs to the municipality Jankov. To the south lies the protected landscape area of Blanský Forest. The village was deserted after the Second World War, allowing its medieval plan and vernacular buildings in the South Bohemian Folk or Rural Baroque style to remain intact. It was restored and repopulated from 1990, and it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998.

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It’s an island and a city, it’s the desert and the sea, it’s a holiday and a home, it’s a place to be together, it’s escapism and adventure. It’s one world that offers you endless possibilities. It is a place like no other.

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The Bahrain Fort, also known as the Fort of Bahrain and previously known as the Portugal Fort (Qal'at al Pourtugal) as well as the fort of Nader Shah, the Persian king, is an archaeological site located in Bahrain. It is composed of an artificial mound created by human inhabitants from 2300 BC up to the 18th century, including Portuguese and Persians. Among other things, it was once the capital of the Dilmun civilization, and served more recently as a Portuguese fort. For these reasons, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.

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Arad Fort is one of Bahrain's most important fortified castles. The Fort was built in the style of Islamic forts at the end of the 15th and early 16th centuries. Due to its strategic location overlooking various sea passages of Muharraq Island, Arad Fort was used as a defensive fortress throughout history, from the time Bahrain was occupied by the Portuguese in the 16thcentury to the reign of Shaikh Salman Bin Ahmed Al-Khalifa in the 19th century. Arad Fort was most recently restored in the 1980's, a process which took three years. In order to maintain the historical authenticity and value of Arad Fort, exclusively traditional materials were used, such as coral stone, lime and tree trunks.