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Trier is situated in the Moselle river valley at the border to Luxembourg and is considered as the oldest town in Germany. The tribe of Celts had already settled here when the Romans conquered the land in 16 BCE. Very early Trier became a seat of the Archbishops. Especially worth a visit are the old Roman buildings, the cathedral and the old town including the famous “Porta Nigra” as well as Karl Marx's birthplace. > more
Venice is one of the top destinations for tourist visiting Italy. With water-rimmed palaces along the Canal Grande, the Piazza San Marco and the Palazzo Ducale together with the Mediterranean, the canals and boats of Venice give you a sense of familiarity. Even though Venice is no longer a living metropolis full of merchants, today you will find its fabulous past everywhere. > more
Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and has about 2.7 million citizens. Like the Italian city Rome, Lisbon is built on seven hills. Many different civilizations from the Romans and Celts to the Germanic tribes have influenced the culture and architecture of Lisbon. The Baixa (The Downtown) with its network of squares and its grid-system is going to have the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. > more
Rothenburg was founded in the 12th century. The visitor finds the very picturesque town, lying on the steep escarpment of the river Tauber in the Franconian part of Bavaria. The well preserved town center with its idyllic lanes and narrow alleys, squares and houses attracts many tourists throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy the medieval gabeled houses, churches, town keep and wall of defence. Rothenburgs appeal lies in the interaction and subtle combination of the pituresque medieval idyll and modern life. > more
Athens is the capital of Greece and combines ancient history and modern day life like no other European city. Situated in the south of Greece on the peninsula of Attica at the Aegean Sea, Athens was and is still today the leading city of Greece. The ancient site of the city is centered on the rocky hill of the Acropolis. In ancient times the port of Piraeus was a separate city, but it has now been absorbed into Greater Athens. > more

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Shopping (updated 11/14/11)
 
Because nearly everything is concentrated in the center and the historical city Barcelona is practical to go shopping. Barcelona is famous for fashion, shoes, leather, gourmet shops and although for antiquities.

The opening times are: most of the shops and shopping centers are open from 10.00 (10am) to 20.30 (8:30pm) or 21.30 hours (9:30pm).

Traditional shops open from 10.00 (10am) to 14.00 hours (2pm) and from 16.30(4:30pm) to 20.30 hours (8:30pm).

There are two big sales: the winter sales generally begin in the second week of January and last until the end of February and the summer sales begin on 1st of July and last until the end of August.

How to pay: most people pay in cash or with a credit card, when you must show your passport or identity card.

The Corte Ingles department store in Plaza Catalunya is a major and centrally located store, and the Illa Diagonal or the more central Bulevard Rosa have a bunch of nice fashion boutiques.

Also do not miss a walk on Paseo de Gracia for the best brand shops in Barcelona. In the Centre d’Antiquaris you can find more than 70 antique shops.

Don’t miss the Mercat La Boqueria on the Rambla 105 full of fresh fruit, cheese and fish.
Pisa (updated 02/05/11)
 
Pisa is a very famous city in Italy because of its Leaning Tower(Italien: Torre pendente). The city of Pisa has about 90,000 inhabitants and is capital of the Province of Pisa.
Milan (updated 02/05/11)
 
Milan (Italien: Milano) is located in the north of Italy and is the second biggest city of Italy with around 1.3 million inhabitants. Milan is Italien's center for fashion and design. Most interesting sights in Milan are the Milan Cathedral and the opera.
Parc Güell (updated 02/05/11)
 
This is a famous Park with wonderful plazas and art objects by Antonio Gaudí. It is situated on the Carmel hill. The financier Eusebi Güell decided to built a garden city on the old estate of Can Montaner. Gaudí did this project between 1900 and 1914.
Saint Petersburg (updated 02/05/11)
 
Located at the eastern tip of of the Baltic Sea and the Neva River, Saint Petersburg has about 4,7 million citizens which makes it the second largest city of Russia. The so-called "Venice of the North" with its long, straight boulevards, vast spaces, gardens and parks, decorative wrought-iron fences, monuments and decorative sculptures remains impressive until today.

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