Montevideo is the administrative, business and culture center of Uruguay and definitely one of the most important city for South American industry and economy. The city is situated on the Bay on the northern coast of Rio de la Plata. The city is one of the youngest capitals of Latin America. Established in 1726 by Bruno Mauricio Saba December under the name of San Felipe and Santiago de Montevideo. It is interesting to know that in Montevideo is concentrated 45% of the population of Uruguay – a percentage that has not reached any other city in the world. The city speaks national trade turnover 90% of the country. Unlike most Latin American capitals, there are European, although markedly modern look, while the colonial atmosphere is rather implied. Cradle of prominent representatives of culture as Rhodope, Sorilya de San Martin and Florencio Sanchez, is considered one of the most intellectual city in America and one of the most important theatrical centers of the continent. The city of Montevideo is famous for its beaches, which reaches to within a few minutes from the city to Rambla promenade, with its beautiful parks. The highest point is the hill of Montevideo, 137 meters high, given the name of the city. Surrounded by a military fort, which is now Army Museum. Here is the oldest lighthouse in the country, built in 1804. In the waters near Montevideo is leading one of the most famous sea battles in World War II (1939). The remains of German Armadillo “Graf Spree” and it charges the ship are still 3 km from the coast.
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Erfurt is a large city in Germany, which is important for the economy and tourism with the beautiful nature and well developed industry. After German unification in 1990 Erfurt is situated 45,5 km southeast of the geographical center of Germany. It is situated in the southern Basin of the river Gera. Also the trading and transportation sectors are well developed, as the central railway station of Erfurt is the important part for the Germany railway. The service sector and the administration largely determine the economy of the city. Important institutions in the city are the University of Erfurt, Catholic Diocese of Erfurt and the Federal Labour Court. The most interesting sightseeings in the German city are the Erfurt’s Cathedral and the Bridge of the traders. Of course when you travel in Erfurt you should see the old city, which is built in medieval style with about 25 churches and a lot of town houses. One of the most attractions for the tourists from all over the world are the exhibitions of flowers and cacti. They are annual and a lot of people come here to see the beautiful exhibit. The city also has a particularly beautiful park – a work of art of gardening, Egapark Erfurt. Definitely traveling in this part of the country will be very interesting and attractive.
On third-largest after the Colosseum in Rome and Capua, El Djem was built by the Romans and is preserved as one of the prominent attractions of Tunisia. At the time of the Roman Emperor Gordian built up spectacular gladiator contests in this magnificent building, and today it is the scene of the annual summer music festival of symphonic music. The diameter size in the oval building is 138 meters, and in smaller part reaches 114 meters. In the past, this spectacular arena for gladiator fights could accommodate nearly 30,000 spectators. Its impressive building was built in the Sahel plane around and is dotted with many small and cute houses. Whether you remember the amphitheater with poignant scenes from the movie “Gladiator” starring Russell Crowe, will associate with famous battles with animals or gladiatorial contests or will it look like an amazing piece of architecture – depends entirely on our imagination. Importantly, the third largest coliseum in the world and second in size in the former Roman Empire would be desirable tourist destination for years to come. Definitely the historical travel to El Djem is impressive and educating for the travelers and tourists, because here they can meet the Tunis ancient history and traditions.
The Irish capital Dublin is vibrant and cosmopolitan city, where ancient traditions meet modern energy. It is a very old city with archaeological remains dating back several thousand years. Dublin is famous for its architectural Gregorian year and the many beautiful squares. Dublin is the charming capital of Ireland and one of the most popular cities in Europe. The city is a place where you are happy to explore it on foot, as many tourist attractions are easy and short distances from one another. The Irish capital is a thriving cultural center and home to great writers. Dublin is also the ideal place for business and for tourists with plenty of free time. No trip to Dublin, which is complete without a visit to a traditional pub. As you arrive at Dublin airport, get a passenger bus, which can go directly to the street, “O’Connell”, the heart of the city to leave their suitcases. Go south to the River Liffey. Go across the bridge to the south side of O’Connell and the oldest university in Ireland, Trinity College, founded in 1592 the College is one of the leading historical sites in Ireland, attracting over 500,000 visitors a year. The most interesting thing you can see there is the book “The Book of the Celts” which was written by Celtic monks around 800 AD This richly illustrated manuscript contains the four Gospels of the Bible into Latin. Also take a walk through the gardens of the campus – an oasis in the heart of the city.
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Bremen is the oldest German seaside town – a former small fishing village, today is the second largest port in the country after Hamburg. On its Market Square are famous buildings, dating from the 13th century. Bremen, “the gray old town river” was known as “Northern Rome.” In the Middle Ages it was one of the most powerful members of the Hanseatic League, and in 1646 became independent imperial city. In the city center rises 9 – foot statue known as Roland, holding a “sword of justice” and a shield decorated with the imperial aura. Is believed that as long as it is on the market square, Bremen will be free city. Therefore, during the Second World War the area was bombed, take measures to protect the statue. Town hall (Rathaus), which takes an important place in the urban market, was completed at the time of the Holy Roman Empire in the early 15th century built in the Gothic style, it was renovated in local style “Weser Renaissance” in the early 17th century. In the square, opposite the Rathaus, rises Shyoting – building the guild, a mixture of Gothic and Renaissance style. In contrast, but in addition to this old masterpiece is the building of Bremen Parliament House der Byurgershaft dating from the 1966 building of glass, concrete and steel.
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Malta is one of the best and most exciting destinations for travel in Europe. Although the smallest in area and population, it captivates with its identity and ancient history. The situation of Malta in Mediterranean sea is prerequisite in the past to be subject of restocking of many different ethnicities and battleground for the great empires and fateful battles. We can talk much about the history of Malta, but in spite of everything the country is unique and years later become one of the best destinations for tourism.
The country is consisted of a few islands – Malta, Gozo and Comino. The largest island of the country is Malta island, which has territory of around 240 square meters, where is living large part from the population. In this location is situated the development of the industry, manufacturing and tourism. Here is situated also the capital of the country – Valletta. Traveling to Malta is great way to learn more about the culture, but also to get education there. The country is well known with the good education system and the English courses in Malta. Definitely a lot of students are traveling, not only to travel, but also to get an education degree or to work. The well developed education system is preffered by many people from different nationalities, who join the Language studies abroad in Malta. The country is really beautiful, with nice infrastructuve and developed economy. Tourism is highly developed throughout the year and the beauty of the archipelago, the beautiful sea and the historical sightseeings are magnet for avid travelers. Upon arrival at the airport in Malta, everyone can tangibly feel the warm welcome and the friendly manners of the locals.
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Buenos Aires – the most elegant and beautiful town of South America, called it another South American Paris. And very few words Argentina – the eighth largest country in the world, opened in 1516 by Spanish explorer Juan de Solis. Its name comes from the Latin word argentum – silver, because silver locals gave gifts to the survivors of the shipwrecked Spanish expedition, thinking they are gods. Hence the name of the river, which was built near the capital Buenos Aires – Rio de la Plata (Silver River). In Argentina, nearly forty million residents speak a colloquial dialect of La Plata. The language sounds more like Italian, whose descendants are most of the city. Indigenous tribes are Quechua, Guarani and charua. Nearly two thirds of the territory of Argentina is occupied by national parks and nature reserves. In Buenos Aires boiling life – a lot of theaters, cinemas, bookstores and dance halls for working around the clock. It is normal to have night cinema queues and not only young but very mature couples to walk in late or rather early added. The tour starts from the town square of Congress, the Cathedral or floating casino. Government Building – “Casa Rosada” is also worth seeing. Pink House dates back to early Spanish settlers, who painted the building with paint mixed with cow’s blood in order not to destroy the building from moisture. The theatre “column” is the cultural pride of the city and one of the three most famous theaters in the world. The picturesque neighborhood “San Thelma” – home of tango, the typical street “Fireplace” – the name of Carlos Gardel tango. Square May (Plaza de Mayo) is surrounded by palm trees and flower beds. The Italian neighborhood “La Boca” is so named because different colors painted tin houses and its historical value. They were built in different parts of obsolete ships. In the nineteenth century there settled Italian immigrants. Most of them worked at the port where your procurement and attractive building material for houses.
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Cleveland is one of the largest cities in the U.S., the administrative center of Ohio. Powering more notorious than the crown of a modern metropolis with a high standard of living, Cleveland still has several huge advantages over a very relaxed modern cities. Cleveland is located on the southern shore of Lake Erie, which is the penultimate of the five largest North American Great Lakes. About 95 miles from Cleveland is the border between Ohio and Pennsylvania. Cuyahoga river, which flows through the city and whose mouth is at hand is historically associated with the emergence of the settlement. History of Cleveland began in the 18th century when in 1796 the lands near the river the first European settlers set foot. Further, the strategic position of the city gives it an important role as a commercial center. From here pass a large number of railway lines and many waterways. After the decline of heavy industry in full force shattered the economy of Cleveland, the city is evolving towards the service sector, financial operations, light industry, etc. However, in recent decades, Cleveland remains with fewer and fewer people. We have very unpleasant in the history of Cleveland, such as that of 1969, when the river was on fire because Cuyahoga vast water pollution. In 1978 did the city became the first in U.S. history since the Great Depression, which declared bankruptcy. Once five largest U.S. city, Cleveland now has a population less than 500,000 inhabitants, which ranks it the 33rd place in the U.S. on these criteria. Bureau of Census of the United States offers various definitions for the largest conurbation in Ohio – Cleveland Great. Region, including Cleveland-Illyria-Mentar has a population of about 2.1 million people and ranks 23rd in the country. Cleveland is also part of the larger Cleveland-area-Akran ELIR which employs 2,945,831 people. For the last 5 years was leaving Cleveland 71 000 inhabitants, and its population has declined by half over the past 50 years.
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Yaroslavl is part of the popular tourist route in Russia – the so called Golden ring line includes medieval towns, located northeast of Moscow, including Sergiev Posad, Pereslaval Zaleski, Rostov, Kostroma, Ivanovo, Suzdal, Vladimir and others. In recent years, Yaroslavl and in particular the City work hard in the direction of development of the town a popular tourist destination and intriguing. In 2005 the historic center of Yaroslavl was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The historic part of town is situated where the river empties into Kotorosal emblematic of Russia’s Volga. Yaroslavl is the center of the Russian area, located in central Russia. The town was founded on August 2, 1010 and Census 2006 population is 603.7 thousand people. The whole complex is located in an area of 205.37 sq. km. And is located 282 km northeast of Moscow. Yaroslavl is spread along both banks of the Volga River and is considered one of the most beautiful cities not only in its course, but throughout Russia. The history of Yaroslavl began in the early 11th century, it is believed that the founder of the settlement was Yaroslav the Wise, who wants to protect Rostov from the north. Most likely to date locals in land lived representatives of the Finno-Ugric peoples. The first mention of Yaroslavl in historical texts is dated shortly after its foundation – in 1071. From 1218 it became the center of an independent principality. In 1463 is connected to the Moscow state, but in the 17th century was the second-largest city in Russia, where, during the Polish occupation of Moscow in 1612 was temporary de facto capital of the country.
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Dusseldorf is one of the German capital of culture, industry, fashion and lifestyle. Undoubtedly this is one of the richest and most prosperous cities in Germany. Dusseldorf is located in the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, the whole city is spread on an area of 217 sq. km. The residents of Dusseldorf are about 600 000 and of these about 100,000 are foreigners. The largest group of foreigners were 15,000 Turks. A curious fact is that over 300 000 people living in Dusseldorf are women. Dusseldorf is one of the largest commercial, industrial and port cities along the Rhine. In the historical texts Dusseldorf was mentioned for the first time in 1135, but only in 1288 was recognized as a town. In the 18th century, developed rapidly, but this period of “flowering” was soon marred by violent clashes during the Napoleonic wars. After their town suddenly started to decline, but not for long. As usual after a period of decline comes a period of prosperity and prosperity. New Turbo Düsseldorf received during the Industrial Revolution, which drives a fast local economy. Thanks to sound economic position of Düsseldorf population gradually began to increase.
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