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Târgovişte România My town

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MY TOWN IN ROMANIA Târgovişte (old spelling: Tîrgovişte; Romanian pronunciation: [tɨrˈɡoviʃte]) is a city in the Dâmboviţa county of Romania. It is situated on the right bank of the Ialomiţa River. As of 2003, it had an estimated population of 89,000. One village, Priseaca, is administered by the city. History First attested in 1396, in the Travel Accounts of Johannes Schiltberger, it became the capital of the Wallachian voivodship, probably during the reign of Mircea cel Bătrân, when the Royal Court ("Curtea Domnească") was built. Vlad III Dracula later added the Chindia Tower, now a symbol of the city. In 1597 the Hajduks of Mihai Viteazul and Starina Novak fought and won a decisive battle against the Ottoman Empire in Târgovişte. After Constantin Brâncoveanu moved the capital to Bucharest, Târgovişte lost its importance, decaying economically as its population decreased. Târgovişte was the site of the trial and execution of Nicolae Ceauşescu and his wife Elena in December 1989. Interestingly, there are towns with the same name (albeit with different spellings as they are written in our days in the Cyrillic alphabet) in both Bulgaria and Serbia. The Romanian and Bulgarian towns are twinned. The name is of Slavic origin, from the root -trg- or -tǎrg- ("trade") and the placename suffix -ište, and means "marketplace".

Targoviste : 

Targoviste

Targoviste : 

Targoviste

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TARGOVISTE

My town Târgoviste - România : 

My town Târgoviste - România

Târgovişte—  County capital : 

Târgovişte—  County capital Coat of arms TârgovişteLocation of TârgovişteCoordinates: 44°55′27″N 25°27′24″E44.92417°N 25.45667°E Country Romania CountyDâmboviţa CountyStatus County capital Government - MayorGabriel Boriga (Democratic Party) Population (2002) - Total89,429 Time zoneEET (UTC+2) -  Summer (DST)EEST (UTC+3)

Targoviste : 

Targoviste Târgovişte (old spelling: Tîrgovişte; Romanian pronunciation: [tɨrˈɡoviʃte]) is a city in the Dâmboviţa county of Romania. It is situated on the right bank of the Ialomiţa River. As of 2003, it had an estimated population of 89,000. One village, Priseaca, is administered by the city. Name Târgovişte is a name derived from Slavic, its original meaning being of marketplace, cf. Serbian Трговиште and Bulgarian Търговище, being derived from the slavic word trъgъ, which means market. History First attested in 1396, in the Travel Accounts of Johannes Schiltberger, it became the capital of the Wallachian voivodship, probably during the reign of Mircea cel Bătrân, when the Royal Court ("Curtea Domnească") was built. Vlad III Dracula later added the Chindia Tower, now a symbol of the city. In 1597 the Hajduks of Mihai Viteazul and Starina Novak fought and won a decisive battle against the Ottoman Empire in Târgovişte. After Constantin Brâncoveanu moved the capital to Bucharest, Târgovişte lost its importance, decaying economically as its population decreased. Târgovişte was the site of the trial and execution of Nicolae Ceauşescu and his wife Elena in December 1989. Interestingly, there are towns with the same name (albeit with different spellings as they are written in our days in the Cyrillic alphabet) in both Bulgaria and Serbia. The Romanian and Bulgarian towns are twinned. The name is of Slavic origin, from the root -trg- or -tǎrg- ("trade") and the placename suffix -ište, and means "marketplace".

Targoviste : 

Targoviste Population 16th century: 60,000 1900: 9,400 1977: 61,300 2002: 89,930 Transportation Railway Targoviste Railway station is an important railway junction, linking Bucharest from the Ploieşti and Pietroşiţa . Railway station building was inaugurated on 2 January 1884, with rail Titu-Târgovişte. This railway was built by VII Company of the railway of I Engineering Regiment. On 27 May 1894 was inaugurated Târgovişte-Pucioasa railway. Ploiesti-Targoviste was inaugurated on 29 June 1946, although its construction had been started since 1929. The city is served by Teis halt, Târgovişte Nord station and the stopping of the Romlux and Valea Voievozilor. The railway station is open for both passenger traffic - with sales / reservation electronic tickets and merchandise traffic. Lines serving the large industrial operators of the city - MECHEL, Otelinox, UPET, Erdemir, Romlux, Rondocarton.

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PROIECT DIDACTIC 3. Obţinerea performanţei 5’ * Se organizează jocul : „ O călătorie imaginară” Scop: dezvoltarea simţului de orientare şi familiarizarea cu mijloacele de transport Sarcina : realizarea unor călătorii imaginare folosind cât mai multe mijloace de transport Fiecare echipă va primi un plic în care va descoperi traseul pe care va trebui să- l urmeze. Astfel , traseele sunt: Bârlad→ Târgu Mureş Bârlad→ Craiova Recompensa : Echipa câştigătoare va primi un ecuson cu un mijloc de transport. 4.. Evaluarea 4’ Fiecare echipă primeşte o foaie cu un copac desenat şi va trebui să lipească pe crengile copacului toate ecusoanele primite pe parcursul orei. Copacul cu cele mai multe roade va desemna câştigătorii. În timp ce unii membri ai echipei lipesc ecusoanele în copac, ceilalţi încearcă să realizeze cea mai lungă frază folosind cuvintele date: