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Tyumen in Siberia is called Gateway. Since it started the development of Siberian territoriy.Tyumen lies in the West Siberian Plain on the river Tura.Odnoy of the main attractions of this city is the bridge of lovers. It is especially beautiful in the evening when the lights turn on. His name was after the competition in the longest kiss, arranged by a local radio station. In Tyumen there is a tradition: the couple is required to come to the footbridge, fix the lock, the key is to plunk down the river as a symbol of the inviolability of the newly-made family. The bridge was dating and vstrechi.Most Valentine appeared in Tyumen in this place after the collapsed wooden ancestor - it was 1979. By 2003, the bridge has changed: its opening was attended by DJs, held a competition for the longest kiss. Naturally, the name of the bridge - Bridge of lovers - could sound inache.Most Valentine became the unofficial symbol of the city, connecting the two banks of the Tumen River Tour. And already in 2003 there was a competition for the first time, which gave the name of the bridge. Today, the bridge connects the two banks Lovers Tours - on it in a hurry about their business Tyumentsev and closer to the night, the backlight, and it becomes a meeting place and walks.

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