st. anthony of padua , and is considered a miracle worker of the highest degree of perfection among italiansthere is even a playful saying too much mercy. saint anthony says this when they get more than they want to such an extent that this big one backfires. in addition to temples , brick buildings of the late 19th and early 20th centuries are well preserved in the city. most of them are also the heritage of the slavs, who owned the city before the revolution, right now we are on our way to a place that also belonged to famous premises. and here is our main landmark, the fire department and, as far as i know, in the city the fire brigade has always been at its best on the central square, once there was a tower with an alarm bell, and in the city at that time there were two state and voluntary teams. but we're not talking about firefighters. we are on the territory of a monument of landscape architecture of the xix century. that's all, what remains of the picturesque manor park of the late 19th and early 20th centuries josef pole. why such a name? and, because this place belonged to yuzaf sl

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