Cities

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

The last king of Poland was buried after his death in St. Petersburg on February 12, 1798, in the Church of St. Catherine on the Nevsky Prospekt. He rested there until 1938.

The epidemic of the Black Death reached all of Europe at the time, and between 30 and 60 percent of ...

Emperor Joseph II made the former Habsburg hunting grounds available to the public in 1766, which ga ...

The document was signed by 50 of 51 member states on June 26, 1945. Poland signed it a few months later, on October 16.

The original grave remains unmarked and is located 15 m from the southern door of the Chapel of the Virgin Mary.

In 1815, it became the capital of the Brandenburg province and remained so until 1918. The exception ...

South of the city there are beautiful lakes such as Stamberg, Ammersee, Chiemesse, and Walchensee. T ...

These were fragments of pottery from around 3000 BC, and pottery from the single grave culture around 2500 BC.Around 1050, the first fortress was built on Toompea Hill in today's Tallinn.