Cities

The Charter of the United Nations was drafted and ratified in San Francisco.

It was a battle referred to as the “Battle of the Golden Spurs.”

In 1841, the city received a railroad connection.

During World War II, General Stanislaw Maczek's of the Polish First Armored Division took part in the fighting to liberate the city.

Beer and wine produced in Stuttgart since the 17th century, as well as Swabian cuisine, are now known throughout Germany and beyond.

Tallinn obtained city rights in 1248.

During World War II, Palermo was heavily bombed by Allied air forces until it was captured during the Allied invasion of Sicily on 22nd July 1943.

In the 1st century AD, the Christian faith reached Ephesus.

The historic symbol of American independence located in Philadelphia is the Liberty Bell.

At the Chicago Museum of Natural History, you can admire the fossilized skeleton of the largest dinosaur - Patagotitan - and the most complete skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus named Sue.