The capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh is the heart of the largest urban settlement in the Scottish Lowlands. The town is traditionally known as “built on Seven Hills”. During the Middle Ages Edinburgh flourished as an economical and trade point and became Scotland’s biggest merchant town.
The largest city in Wales and also the capital, Cardiff is the main commercial centre for the region. It is ranked as the 10th largest city in the United Kingdom .
Ireland’s capital city, Dublin, is the largest metropolitan settlement in the country with 1.800.000 people according to a census from 2011.
As the city of Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, and many other famous people, Vienna is not only the capital and the largest city of Austria, but it is also considered to be the cultural capital of Europe.
The city lies at the heart of one of Europe’s largest metropolitan areas, Greater Manchester, with a population of 2.6 million.
Miami is an important city in the south-eastern United States and is located in the largest metropolitan area in Florida. Miami is also called the "diving capital" of the world due to its large number of wrecks located off-coast.
Brussels was simply a location for settlement since prehistory, but it became a noteworthy settlement after Saint Gery built a chapel on the banks of the Senne River in 695 (now called Place Saint Gery).
Copenhagen is the largest city in Scandinavia. Being the capital of Denmark, it is inhabited by more than 1.8 million citizens. “The Paris of the North” is one of the oldest capitals in Europe and offers many sports activities.
