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We have subscription on Mladá fronta Dnes and for me and my mother the magazine Ring. On Thursday we buy newspaper Vysočina too in order to know information from our edge and from our...

Today I want to speak about mass Medias – also we can speak about TV, different newspapers and magazines, radio or internet – there are source of information and communication. Everyone choose form of...

– the youngest city, the capital of USA– it was the first city in the world especially planned and built as the capital and the center of government, it was established (ustanoveno) in 1800–...

Detroit (Michigan)– home of carmaker Henry Ford, the centre of US car industry (Pontiac, Chevrolet, Ford, Cadillac, Chrysler,…)– the largest Afro-American museum, the world’s largest African American historical and cultural museum New Orleans (Louisiana)–...

14 – New York and other important USA citiesNY = is called The Big Apple– one of the world’s biggest cities, it has 8 million inhabitants– there are five boroughs (části města): Brooklyn, Manhattan,...

St. Valentine’s Day is celebrated on the 14th February. It is a holiday of lovers. The people send Valentine’s cards each other. Easter. The date is every year different. However, Easter comes on the...

British are conservative and like traditions. They are famous for their sense of humour. Gentlemen we can find only in Britain. For Scottish is typical wearing national dresses kilt and bagpipes. They are very...

a) What are the most popular tourist areas in our country? There are many spots of great natural beauty in the Czech Republic, as well as areas totally spoiled by industries. South Bohemia is...

GeographyThe British Isles consist of 2 large islands; Great Britain comprising (skladat se) England, Wales and Scotland and Ireland comprising the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland and more than 5000 smaller islands, that include...

Traditional and typical things and symbols for touristsCricket is a bat and ball game involving 2 teams of 11 players on a pitch of 20m. It is origin and has been known since 1550....