Cities

It is called a scar on the beautiful panorama of the city.

They were designed in the early 20th century under the strong influence of the Kalevala (a 19th-cent ...

After World War I, Ghent became a city of culture and entertainment. It began organizing, among other things, the Gentse Feesten and the Midday Fair, which are held annually to the present day.

This is the oldest part of Tallinn, where most of the buildings were built in the 13th and 14th cent ...

In second place, in terms of the number of visitors, is the Art Museum, presenting contemporary art ...

In 1874, streetcars appeared on the streets - horse-drawn at first, and electric since 1905.

This meant independence and privileges for the city, the preservation of which the residents had to fight quite often over the centuries (the first uprising broke out in 1379).

Allied soldiers who died liberating Florence are buried in cemeteries outside the city.

During the reign of Rudolf IV the Founder of the Habsburg dynasty, the construction of St. Stephen’s Cathedral (the pride and one of the symbols of the city) began, and a university was established.