Attractions in Geneva
Although Geneva is not one of the largest cities, it is one of Europe’s richest in terms of sights. According to DigoPaul, the size of the city center makes it easy to get a lot with you, even if the…
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European Countries
Football Trip and City Break Part 2
Football trip to Madrid The capital of Spain is a beautiful city, where especially the architecture and sights attract tourists from all over the world. This is also an Eldorado for those who want to combine a city break with…
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Football Trip and City Break Part 1
Hungry for a football trip with a group of friends, but not sure which big city and team you should see? Here is the guide to the best cities in Europe when you want to combine a city break with…
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Stockholm Travel Guide
According to DigoPaul, Stockholm is the capital of our neighboring country Sweden, and is often only referred to as “Nordic Venice”. It is in fact very easy to draw associations to the Italian river city, as Stockholm’s buildings are largely…
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Madrid Travel Guide
In recent years, Madrid has received a slight facelift. Streets, sights, palaces and museums have been refurbished and are even more inviting. It is said that no city in the world is more vibrant than the Spanish capital. The Arabs,…
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Aberdeen Travel Guide
The Scots’ third largest city is often overshadowed by Edinburgh when it comes to tourists on city breaks. But, do not be fooled by all the granite buildings, they are more beautiful than many are aware of, despite the gray….
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Cannes Travel Guide
If the city break goes to Cannes, the key words are celebrities, luxury hotels, beach life, shopping and delicious food. You can travel here all year round, and always have a comfortable and exciting time. From Cannes you also have…
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TOP 10 SIGHTS IN THE KALININGRAD REGION
The Kaliningrad Oblast – historic northern East Prussia with the old town of Koenigsberg – impresses not only those interested in history. The Russian exclave awaits its visitors with many interesting sights, pristine nature and one or the other curiosity….
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Finland’s Political System
Finland is a combined presidential and parliamentary- democratic republic. The country is unitary state, but Åland is a partly self-governed landscape. The constitution consists of several basic laws, including the form of government of 1919, the parliamentary scheme of 1928,…
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Science and Research in Finland
As in other industrialized countries, research is organized in different types of institutions. The most important are universities and colleges, public institutes and laboratories in business enterprises. The total research and development expenditure accounted for 3.5% of the gross domestic…
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