Cities

Bruges is home to the College of Europe.

In the second half of the 18th century, the area around the city was entirely inhabited by Indians, mainly from the Illinois tribe.

A Christmas market has been organized in Munich since 1310.

Shortly after the outbreak of the Spring of Nations in 1848, when citizens took to the streets of Vienna demanding the introduction of reforms in the country, Franz Joseph I took power, leading to the creation of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy in 1867.

The city with an area of 158.9 square kilometers is divided into thirty-five districts (quartiers).

You can't drink alcohol in public places, except in designated establishments and licensed hotels. Carrying alcohol, even in a sealed bottle, leads to a fine or arrest.

The Signature Room at the 95th restaurant is located on the 95th floor of the skyscraper at 875 N Michigan Ave.

The Stuttgart stock exchange is the second largest in Germany (after Frankfurt).

Vienna is home to the oldest university in the German-speaking are - the University of Vienna, founded on 12th March 1365.

In 1932, Los Angeles hosted the Summer Olympics.