Italy’s largest cities Italy has a great variety of landscapes and cities. Northern Italy is usually contrasted with Southern Italy. One is more oriented toward industry and services, and the other (i.e. the South) is oriented towards agriculture and tourism. Here is an overview of the largest cities in Italy. Here are 20 of the biggest Italian cities to discover during a trip to Italy: 1. Rome, the eternal capital…
The Polynesian flag is composed of two colors and a small logo. The Polynesian flag has two red stripes surrounding a white rectangle. The meaning of the Polynesian flag This two-colored flag is composed of three bands. The logo in its center is the emblem of Polynesia. This banner was officially adopted on December 4, 1985. 1. The description of the Polynesian emblem in the center of the flag the…
Situated on the edge of the Baltic Sea in the far north of Europe, it is time to rediscover a Scandinavian capital and make a stopover in Helsinki. A young and dynamic wealth that is barely two centuries old. A city open to the sea, bathed in the white light of the polar regions. Although Helsinki is the country’s largest city, it is not extremely large and is very sparsely…
Without the Danube, Budapest would not exist. This river, which is a sort of natural border between Central and Eastern Europe, has set the rhythm and dictated the lives of the people around it. Today, Buda, Obuda and Pest, the three cities that used to look at each other, are united in one single city. And a dozen bridges across the Danube connect the two sides of Budapest. The bridges…
This neo-renaissance or neo-classical church is the largest religious monument in Budapest and thus in Hungary. The enormous St. Stephen’s Basilica is located on the left bank of Budapest. It offers a breathtaking view of the city from its dome—more pictures of the Basilica. The treasure of St. Stephen’s Basilica While in France the separation of church and state was celebrated, in Hungary the Basilica of St. Stephen was inaugurated….
Spain is a great country. It’s relatively cheap, the people are friendly, and the landscapes are fabulous. The only thing that is perhaps a little complicated to put up with for more than five days in a row is the Spanish cuisine. 1. The Balearic Islands We might as well start right away with the most criticised archipelago in the whole country. The Balearic archipelago is often considered a tourist…
Its landscapes with immense moors, lakes and forests attract nature lovers. As its castles seduce history lovers. Head west for an express discovery of the charms of this enchanting island. Inveraray, a castle so charming In Inveraray, the mini-fair and the stalls of jumpers and tartan accessories are typical. One comes here mainly for the emblematic castle of the Campbell clan built in the 15th century and rebuilt in the…
You want to escape from Nantes, Rennes, or Paris? There are some unusual and discreet addresses lost in the forest just two hours drive from your home. There is also a site that lists all the natural and atypical addresses to live experiences or time. It is PitchUp.com, a platform that manages a million reservations per year. Once again, it is useless to travel far away. France is full of…
Genoa is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. But although the city’s architecture is remarkable, Genoa is still clever yarrow. An Italian town where industrial areas rub shoulders with the commercial port and popular districts. Genoa is a city of excess and above all a city with multiple floors. In other words, it is the ideal place to enjoy superb panoramic views of Genoa. 1. The view…