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The Greenest and Best City in the World: Vienna

ReIn 2020, the renowned Canadian-American agency, which closely studies about a hundred world metropolises, ranked Vienna as the greenest city in the world in the 'The World's 10 Greenest Cities 2020' list. Moreover, Vienna has earned the title of 'Best City in the World' for the tenth consecutive year, where the quality of life is assessed including public green spaces, renewable energy use, air quality, and public transportation. What makes Vienna so great?

Fascinating Green Aspects of Bratislava

As of the latest population census, Bratislava, the largest city in Slovakia, is home to 475,503 residents. More than 110,000 of these people live in Petržalka, the most populous district in Bratislava. But what makes Bratislava exceptional when it comes to greenery? What are its sometimes hidden "green" treasures?

Warsaw's Uniqueness

Poland is exceptional for many reasons. Nearly 90 percent of its inhabitants are believers. Among the Poles, there are 17 Nobel Prize laureates. More than sixty million people worldwide claim Polish nationality, although a third of this number lives outside Poland's territory. This makes the Poles the second most populous Slavic nation. But what are the unique features of Warsaw, the Polish capital?

Ostrava - Bold Architectural Buildings

In recent years, domestic cities have been opening doors to the realization of modern and often bold architectural ventures. One such city is Ostrava. Here, you will find several exceptional buildings that undoubtedly belong to the 21st century. We have prepared a brief overview of the most interesting for you.

Vienna and Modern Architecture

What comes to mind when you hear Vienna? For history lovers, Vienna is known for its splendid landmarks such as Schönbrunn Palace, the famous Albertina, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Hofburg, and more. These are just a few of the well-known attractions in the capital of Austria. However, today we want to show you Vienna from a different perspective. We will introduce you to the six most interesting modern buildings in Vienna.

Warsaw

Tourists sometimes overlook it in the shadow of Krakow. During World War II, it lost up to eighty percent of all its buildings. Yet it remained the capital of Poland and is home to nearly two million residents. Thanks to the resilience of the Poles, the city has been able to carefully reconstruct its Old Town with structures dating from the 13th to the 20th centuries. As a result, it has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage and Cultural list. The city in question is Warsaw.

Belgrade

It is as far from the Czech Republic as Amsterdam or Brussels. It boasts the nickname "Paris of the East." Due to its wildness, many compare it to Berlin at night. The talk is about the capital of Serbia - Belgrade.