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Stuttgart, Germany’s sixth largest city, lies at the centre of a number of small towns, each lending the city a bit of its character. Spread across vineyards and hills, the city is extremely unlike a German town and very picturesque at that.
Just an hour from the Black Forest, Stuttgart is a major business and cultural centre in Germany. The city rises and falls throughout its landscape, resulting in a number of staircases strewn all over the place. The city is a pleasure to walk or drive through as tourists & business travellers get to enjoy their journey as well as the final destination.
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The largest city in Sweden as well as a major economic and financial centre in Europe, Stockholm is a busy destination for business travellers. Along with being the political and economic centre in Sweden, Stockholm is also the country’s cultural and media capital. Situated on 14 islands, Stockholm is connected by a number of bridges built in different eras of the city’s past.
A fabulous city that is considered as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Stockholm is one of the cleanest capitals in the world. The city is not just the winner of the 2010 European Green Capital Award, but is also the most pollution-free city in Europe.
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Atlanta is the capital city of the US state of Georgia. Atlanta is a top business city of the United States. Atlanta serves as a primary transportation hub of the Southeastern United States. Metro Atlanta has the world headquarters of many renowned corporations such as The Coca-Cola Company, The AT&T Mobility, United Postal Service and Delta Air Lines. Atlanta experiences a humid climate, with hot, humid summers and mild winters that are occasionally cold. January averages 40 °F, with temperatures in the suburbs slightly cooler. July temperature in Atlanta averages 90 °F but in times the temperature exceeds 100 °F.
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There is something about small English towns and the beautiful market-town of Bakewell lives up to that repertoire of mystery and charm. Located in the heart of the Peak District National Park, Bakewell is a small town that is not just known for the Bakewell Pudding, but also for its proximity to Haddon Hall and Chatsworth House.
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One of the most beautiful capital cities of the world, Wellington is the seat of political and economic power in New Zealand. Constantly high on the list of the world’s best cities to live in, Wellington is also known as the “Coolest little capital in the world”. From natural beauty to fantastic tradition & culture, the city of Wellington has it all for tourists as well as those coming in for a bit of work.
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A lovely little city located on Hampton Roads in Virginia, Virginia Beach is all about the beach-head on the mouth of Chesapeake Bay, opening into the Atlantic Ocean. The most populated city in the state of Virginia, resort is a term more suited for Virginia Beach than anything else. There are endless miles of beaches, accommodations littered all over, plenty of sea-front restaurants and a lot of beach-based competitions that make Virginia Beach one of the most-visited destinations in the United States.
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The capital of Tunisia, Tunis is rapidly growing into an economic and political powerhouse, not just within the continent but also on a global scale. The largest city in Tunisia, Tunis enjoys a fantastic seat between the Mediterranean Sea, the Lake of Tunis and the port of La Goulette. Tunis is surrounded by coastal plains and hills however the magic within the city overshadows the beauty around it.
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