The climate of Bremen Bremen is a city in central Germany, on the river Weser. The city is of course known for the fairy tale of the Bremen town musicians and owes its heyday in the Middle Ages, among other things, to the fact that it was a real Hanseatic city (port). There are still… Read More »
In Berlin, it is worth visiting the Kurfürstendamm boulevard, Potsdamer Platz, the most crowded square in the city; Berlin Zoo, founded in the 18th century; look at the Brandenburg Gate, built at the end of the 18th century and which is the symbol of the city. The most famous buildings of this city are the… Read More »
Germany is famous all over the world for its restraint and adherence to principles. But also this country can show excellent architectural masterpieces that have been perfectly preserved to this day, enchant with bewitching landscapes and landscapes, as well as introduce important historical sites. The sights of Germany in the photo in any magazine are… Read More »
Germany is located in central Europe. As a federal state, the Federal Republic of Germany is made up of the 16 countries and represents the most recent form of the German Nation state. Germany has a total of nine neighboring states: Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium and the Netherlands. This… Read More »
The secondary sector absorbs 33% of the workforce and contributes approx. 30% to the formation of the GDP, values higher than those of most developed countries. As regards the resources of the subsoil, Germany is traditionally rich in coal (deposits of Ruhr, Saarland, Aachen, Zwickhau-Ölsnitz) and lignite (North Rhine-Westphalia, North Hesse, Upper Palatinate, Leipzig-Halle-Bitterfeld area-… Read More »
For most Norwegians, Dresden is probably not known as a large tourist city, but in the old days the city had a completely different status. Until World War II, it was considered the most beautiful city on the continent throughout Europe, which abruptly changed when it was completely ruined by bombings towards the end of… Read More »