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Palma is the capital and the most important town of the islands Balearics. With almost three hundred thousand inhabitants, is situated in the bay of Palma where it was founded by the Roman consul Quintus Caecilius Metellus, in 123 BC. The first group occupied the space which is now the Almudaina palace, a high place […]
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The geographical position of Zagreb, which sees the capital closer to Vienna than to the Croatian city of Dubrovnik (formerly Ragusa), says much of the character Mittel European Zagreb, a city of over one million inhabitants with v’accoglie its orderly appearance of a city in Central Europe. Expanded mainly under the Habsburgs, with parks and […]
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Vilnius, with its 550,000 inhabitants, is the capital of Lithuania, and the most populated city of the country, located in the south-east of the state, at the confluence of the rivers Neris and Vilnia, it is also the capital of the County of Vilnius and is just over 100 km across the great metropolis Lithuanian […]
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Vienna is an ideal destination for independent travelers who love art and history, but also for romantic weekend of good food and classical music concerts. The Austrian capital is in fact a destination that offers a huge range of possibilities, with the many attractions, the old town, which add up to the caliber of the […]
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The capital of Poland is Warsaw (Warszawa), a metropolis of two million inhabitants in rapid expansion, after centuries of turbulent history, you are reaffirming the international stage as one of the most vital centers of Europe. Built at the turn of the river Vistula around the tenth century, the city has led the Polish entry […]
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Tirana, Tirane in Albania, with its 725,000 inhabitants, is the capital and most populous city of the Albania. Located in the central part of the country, for a relatively short distance from the Adriatic coast, Tirana is a city subject to a phase of great development, economic, social and cultural. Shaded boulevards of elegant Italian […]
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Tallinn, capital of the Estonia, according to archaeologists who have stood them in the ninth century on its current site, entered the 1248 joined the Hanseatic League, one of the most powerful business organizations in the Middle Ages, becoming at the beginning of the fifteenth century port and commercial hub of primary importance among the […]
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Stockholm, the city was founded by Birger Jarl governor who had fortified the little island between Lake Mälaren and the Fjord Saltsjon. Le Stadsholmen gave the name of (the city on the island) and in 1252 declared the capital of the kingdom. This island is known today as Sta’N Gamla (Old Town). In 1297 it […]
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Sofia is the second oldest city in Europe, founded by Thracian tribes in VII BC, who called Serdica. Sacked by Philip II and Alexander the Great in the fourth century BC, was conquered, three centuries later, the Roman consul Crassus. Destroyed by Attila in 441, was rebuilt by Justinian. In later centuries it was repeatedly […]
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Skopje, in Macedonian Скопје, Shkup in Albanian, is the capital of the Republic of Macedonia. The city, which numbers approximately 700,000 and contains almost a quarter of the national population, is located in north-central part of the country, and represents the political, economic and cultural center of the country. Geographically it extends along the upper […]
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