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Found in southern part of Italy, close to the city of Napoli, Pompeii is one of the most interesting places to visit. Today Pompeii is a modern city with about 25.000 inhabitants, but it is very special due to the fact it holds one of the most preserved cities from Roman times. It was long ago heavily damaged by a volcanic eruption from Mount Vesuvius.
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Found in the southeast part of Mexico, San Cristóbal de Las Casas is a cultural town in the Chiapas state. It is a rather small city sitting in the highlands and is surrounded by mountains and hills. It is considered as a cultural capital because many descendants of the Mayan civilization.
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Found in northern Italy, only about 120 kilometers west from Venice, Verona is one of the most famous cities in Italy. The city has achieved a UNESCO status because of its rich history and beauty. It is one of those place that young and old people come to spends romantic time together. With the Renaissance architecture, and the huge central attraction, that is 2000-year old amphitheater, there is a special kind of classical European feeling in the air.
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Amy Winehouse was one of the most influential and talented young musicians. With her mixture of jazz, soul, R&B, pop and hip-hop she took over the world. Amy Winehouse was born in 1983 in London to her father Mitch Winehouse and mother Janis. Since she was a child music had a big influence on her life as she was surrounded with jazz because many of her family members were musicians themselves.
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Antananarivo is the capital of Madagascar, lying almost in the center of the island. The city is less then an hour away from the international Ivato Airport, that is located north of the capital. Easterly you will find the Mantadia National Park, which because of its position, on an altitude of about 1300 meters has a very stable clime through the entire year.
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Mexico City was built through hundreds of years on the ruins of the Tenochtitlán, the Aztecs city that was found and later destroyed by Spanish conquistador Cortez. Today Mexico City is the capital of Mexico country, one of the most important cities in the South America and also on whole American continent. It is the city of culture, history, sport, government, industry and business.
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Sailing or waterskiing? It’s your choice but if you wish, you can also rent a boat and ride some small waves on the great Balaton lake. Siofok is the main sailing center on the lake, but not the only one, because the customers demands were rising so fast in the last years, that they had to open few new.
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Larnaca is a city of almost 50.000 populations. It lies on the southeastern coast of Cyprus, about 60 kilometers from popular summer resort Ayia Napa. It is the third largest city smaller then Limassol and Nicosia. The city was established over 3000 years ago by ancient colonies from Greece. The city was many times badly damaged by severe earthquakes, but it still holds many great pieces of ancient architecture. Here you can see the Ciclopean Walls, Necropolis Tombs and much more.
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Berlin is the capital of Germany and also by far the biggest city. It has a population of over 3.5 million’s. This is a city of great history – fame and sorrow are combined here – winning and loosing – dividing, conquering and for the big final – reunion. It was the capital of Germany through many decades but almost completely destroyed in the aftermath of the second world war. After the war the city was divided in western and eastern part, like the whole Germany.
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There are about 300.000 inhabitants living in Nicosia and that is almost a half of the islands population. The city is still divided on two parts, much like Berlin was in the time of the Cold War. The northern part of the town is the Turkish part. Crossing from one to the other part is much easier then it was years ago. Nicosia is not a tourist resort like Ayia Napa or Protaras, so it’s not so crowded and not so tourist orientated. It has it’s own life style and…
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When arriving to the Cologne, two things will surely pop up in your face, no matter if you’re a tourist or a businessman here only for a few hours. Those are the famous river Rhine with many ships floating up and down all the time and the famous Cologne Cathedral, standing up on a small hill in the center of the city area.
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