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From the 7th century BC, the Stuttgart area was an important agricultural area - there were extensive vineyards there.

Originally, in the place of present-day Kaliningrad, there was a Prussian settlement, which until the 13th century was called Twangeste ("Oak Forest").

In the 3rd century BC, there was an Etruscan village on the site of present-day San Gimignano.

The Austrian capital is also home to other well-known international organizations: OSCE, OPEC, and IAEA.

The highest hill in Tallinn is a point located in Hiiu, in the Nõmme district, in the southwestern part of the city - its height is 64 m above sea level.

The reign of the Norman dynasty ended in 1194 with the childless death of William II, grandson of Roger II.

There is a widespread opinion that in Bienna you can drink good coffee only “at the Italian’s.”

One of the city's most important squares is Puerta del Sol. The name of this place means the gate of the sun, and although the name may come as a surprise today, because the square is located in the city center, in the 15th century an eastern entrance gate to the city was located there.

One of the most important examples of Late Gothic architecture in Moravia is the Church of St. Maurice in Olomouc.

The speed limit in Paris is 30 km/h.