Most of the Gothic churches in Poland are made of brick and characterized by the simplicity of form and the lack of towers, stained glass windows, and rich décor. In the south of the country, there are a few examples of wood and stone constructions, but brick was usually the material used.
The Montmartre Cemetery (French: Cimitière du Nord) is a surprisingly popular destination for history lovers since it is the final resting place of many famous French personalities and international figures…
In service since 1887, trams are the earliest form of public transportation in Seville, the capital and largest city of the autonomous region of Andalusia, southern Spain.
Designed and decorated by the greatest artists and architects of the time, the Venice churches have become one of the most favorite tourist attractions in the city.
The Venice Tramway is a Translohr tram system operating mainly in Mestre, the most populated borough of the comune of Venice, northern Italy. The system employs rubber-tired trainsets with a…
Andalusia (Spanish: Andalucía) makes up 17% of the territory of the Kingdom of Spain spanning almost the entire south of the country; it is, on its own, larger than countries…
Trams are a major form of public transportation in Zagreb, the capital and largest city of Croatia. They are crowded most of the time. Trams operate through the streets of…
The Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, also known as Ljubljana Cathedral, is the most illustrious example of a Slovenian Baroque building. It looks unpretentious from the outside, but you must go…
Trams are the second most important backbone of the transit system (after buses) in Budapest, the capital and largest city of Hungary.
The Barcelona Aquarium (Spanish: L’Aquarium de Barcelona) is the richest marine center in the world for Mediterranean fish species. It attracts more than 1,500,000 visitors annually making it the 4th…
The Bastion of the Defensive Wall (Lithuanian: Gynybines sienos bastėja), or Vilnius Artillery Bastion, is a Renaissance-style fortification in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, which now houses a museum of…
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