Arnhem is a big, lively and interesting city, with a rich history and a lot of interesting places. It is worth coming here only to admire the originals of the cult works of Rodin, Monet, and Van Gogh.
When it comes to the Netherlands, it is difficult to mention well-known facts. Absolutely everyone knows about the symbols of this country, which have long been tulips, mills and cheese.
Anyksciai is a small Lithuanian town located in the picturesque region of the hills and lakes of Aukštatia.
Szekesfehervar for Hungary, perhaps more significant than the capital Budapest. Over the long years of its history, it was called: “The City of Kings”, “White City with a throne”, and “Cradle of Hungarian statehood”
Nyiregyhaza is one of the most popular tourist cities in Hungary. Of course, in terms of the wealth of historical heritage and sights, it is inferior to other cities, but it attracts with its excellent location: only 50 km from Ukraine and Romania.
Veszprem got the nickname “City of Queens” because it was the Veszprem bishops who crowned the wives of absolutely all Hungarian monarchs.
It was in Athens that classical Greece was born. The first city arose in the region of 3000 BC. e.
It is hard to list all the attractions and entertainment in Berlin. It is one of the most cheerful, lively and cosy European cities.
Nara celebrated its 1300th anniversary in 2010 and is located in the prefecture of the same name in the Kansai region.
For over a thousand years, Kyoto has been the capital of Japan. During this time, it has become a repository of the best achievements of Japanese culture, art and religion.