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Koln, also known as Cologne, is the fourth largest city in Germany after Berlin, Hamburg and Munich. Despite its relatively large size, Koln retains an air of uniqueness like few other large cities. Parts of the city look like cutouts from a storybook, with picturesque houses in bright colours, dwarfed by looming cathedrals and ultra-modern structures....  Read more »

Koln, better known as Cologne, is famous not only for inventing the Eau de Cologne, but also for being one of the liveliest and most exciting cities in Germany. The inhabitants of Koln are extremely proud of their native city and they claim (and rightfully so), that it is the cultural and media centre of Germany....  Read more »

Halfway between Paris and Montpellier, Lyon is the French capital of fine cuisine and fine film-making. In fact, Lyon is a jack of all trades: in addition to its economic importance, it is famous for its football team, and for being the headquarters of several internationally known institutions....  Read more »

Ukrainians consider Lviv to be the cultural centre of their homeland, and the truth is that the lucky inhabitants of this city have many things to be proud of. Lviv has one of the most beautiful and well-preserved old cities in Ukraine, managing to survive unscathed the World Wars and the Soviet invasion....  Read more »

Marseille has quite a few accomplishments to be proud of. Not only is it the third largest and populous city in France, but it is also the oldest, and on top of that it is also the largest port at the Mediterranean Sea. Despite being surrounded by a score of well-known tourist attractions such as Cannes or Montpellier, Marseille still manages to gather a sizeable visitor crowd of its own....  Read more »