Sauna A visit to a real Finnish sauna is a must when visiting Finland. Although many hotels and holiday homes have their own saunas, the true sauna experience can be found in the public saunas such as the Kotiharjun sauna…
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Ireland is located between 5.5° and 10.5° west longitude and 51.5° and 55.5° north latitude. From the west, the country is washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, and from the east by the Irish Sea. The coasts of…
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Madonna di Campiglio is a small but prestigious ski resort, spread among the amazing landscapes of the Dolomites, a resort that has been famous for its respectable atmosphere and excellent conditions for recreation and sports since the middle of the…
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Leaving aside the lowland of the Sava and the lower basins of the Morava and Vardar, Serbia presents itself as a predominantly mountainous and hilly territory, with reliefs that belong to different systems. The MoravaVardar axis, which is one of…
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Estonia is essentially an agricultural country which, thanks to its humid climate, also lends itself well to livestock farming. The exploitation of forests is also of considerable importance. 32% of the total territory is arable land and 58% of the…
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Budgets and public debt. – The financial consequences of the world war were also felt by Switzerland, despite its neutrality. The interruption of trade and the great political and monetary upheavals in many European countries could not fail to have…
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Since 1848, Switzerland has been a federal state. Any evaluation of Swiss law must start from the fact that both the Confederation and its member states, the cantons, have been perfect, with the right to their own legislation, administration and…
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– (Dec 22 1999- Apr 25 2000): President, M. D’Alema. Without portfolio: A. Maccanico (Institutional reforms), L. Balbo (Equal opportunities), F. Bassanini (Public service), K. Bellillo (Regional affairs), L. Turco (Social solidarity), A. Loiero (Relations with the Parliament), P. Toia (Community policies). Esteri,…
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The birth of neo-Greek literature can be placed in a span of time extending from the 11th century. up to the earliest years of the 16th. These chronological extremes refer, respectively, to the probable period of composition by a single…
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C. Caramanlis and his “Radical National Union” (ERE), in government since February 1956, renewed their electoral success also in May 1958 and October 1961. In these last elections, however, they found themselves facing a ‘ opposition reorganized in programs and…
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Commercial law in Germany was unified by the German general bill of exchange law (Allgemeine Deutsche Wechselordnung, WO.) Of 1848 and by the German general code of commerce (Allgemeines deutsches Handelsgesetzbuch, ADHGB.), Of 1861. Recommended for its reception from the…
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Riga, Latvia: The pearl of the Baltic region invites you to take a city tour Riga was founded around 800 years ago as a commercial branch in a convenient location. Riga has been the capital of Latvia since 1918 and…
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The city of Faro is located in the south of Portugal and is mainly known to tourists for its airport. The small and manageable old town of Faro offers a very worthwhile destination for trips to the Algarve. In the…
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Do not miss the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg! This very small state in the heart of Europe impresses with breathtaking views and a touch of medieval flair. Visit Luxembourg, the capital, but also the European Capital of Culture in 2007….
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Geography According to Allcitycodes, Serbia is located in the Balkans, a historical and geographical region in Southeast Europe. It shares borders with Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, and Romania. There is no exit to the sea. The Danube River provides navigation to the interior of Europe and the Black Sea….
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Belarusian literature, Belarusian literature, Belarusian literature, literature in the Belarusian language. Belarusian literature has unusually rich folk poetry (songs, sayings, riddles, fairy tales), some of which preserve pre-Christian heritage, but which lacks the heroic epic. Middle Ages and Modern Times…
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John I (1385–1433) won the decisive victory against Castile on August 14, 1385 at Aljubarrota (near Batalha) with English support. The alliance with England was reinforced in 1386 by the so-called Windsor Treaty. The goods and titles of the nobles…
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Unions Characteristic of today’s French trade union movement, which was originally strongly anarcho-syndicalist, is its proximity to the grassroots, its relative weakness (union density of employees: around 8%) and its fragmentation into unions. The most important umbrella organizations are the…
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Climate and vegetation Due to their great height and the extensive west-east extension, the Alps act as a dividing line between three major climatic zones. The western and northern edges of the Alps are in the area of the westerly…
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The Alps are the highest and largest mountain range in Europe. The highest peak is the Montblanc with a height of 4807 m. The young fold mountains are divided into the Northern Limestone Alps, the most prominent Central Alps and…
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