Cities

The greatest mystery of Glastonbury is the question of whether King Arthur's body was buried on the abbey grounds.

A complex of buildings has been built in Vienna, which is one of the four main places in the world (along with complexes in New York, Geneva, and Nairobi) where United Nations institutions are located - Vienna Internationale Center.

The highest hill in the city is Kleiner Ravensberg with a height of 114.2 m above sea level.

The city's main resource was the Arno River (mainly for the textile industry) and access to the Mediterranean Sea (international trade).

Vienna was founded around the 5th century BC by the Boers (a large Celtic tribe), as a Celtic settlement.

In 1932, the largest cinema in Belgium began operating in Ghent, screening sound films - the Capitole.

Tallinn was one of the urban areas of industrial and military importance in northern Estonia that underwent extensive Russification during the Soviet occupation (1944-1991).

As early as 1542, the area of southern California was recognized as part of the Spanish colonial empire.

Bruges also has a beautiful, mysterious chapel-the Jerusalemkerk.

In 1969, California became the birthplace of the Internet.