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.
It is the ninth largest city in the European Union. Covering an area of 525 square kilometers, it is home to over 1.8 million residents. Every year, more than six million tourists visit the city, even though it only took its current form in the 19th century. Do you know which city we are talking about? Hungarian Budapest.
This European city was formerly known as Emona. The first mentions of it date back to the twelfth century AD. Its emblem features a dragon symbolizing courage, strength, and grandeur. In this former Yugoslavian city, nearly 300,000 residents live. It serves as a hub connecting the Julian Alps, the enchanting coastal town of Piran, the Italian port of Trieste, and the Slovenian city of Maribor. We are talking about the capital of Slovenia – Ljubljana.
Ostrava has over 1930 streets. Its postal code is 702 00. The average altitude ranges from 208 to 334 meters above sea level. It spans more than two hundred square kilometers. It is situated at the confluence of four rivers: Lučina, Odra, Ostravice, and Opava. Nearly 290,000 people live there. This is Ostrava, the third most populous city in the Czech Republic.
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.