Cities

There is the second-largest bridge in the world here. The so-called Öresund Bridge is 7845 meters long and connects Copenhagen with Malmö, Sweden.

As an important trading port between Russia and Scandinavia, Tallinn became a target for expansion by the Teutonic Order and Denmark.

In 1711, the plague swept through Copenhagen and killed 20.000 of the city's inhabitants.

The most traditional architectural style in Shanghai is called Shikumen.

Apart from traditional cuisine, the people of Shanghai love KFC.

The coastal areas of modern Los Angeles were originally inhabited by the Tongva (Gabrielenos) and Chumash Indian tribes.

On the Bremen market square, between the town hall and the merchants' building (Schütting), there is a medieval statue of the knight Roland, made famous by the French chivalric epic "The Song of Roland".

In the 3rd century, Ephesus was invaded by the Goths, who plundered the city.

The speed limit in Paris is 30 km/h.

The city was founded in 734 BC by the Phoenicians as Sis (“Flower”).