Travel Guide

Kyoto, one of Japan's most populous metropolises with a history of 10 centuries, has a name worthy of this glory. 

The city, where the world famous Pianist film was shot, was selected as the European Capital of Culture in 2000 and started to make a name for itself with its historical and cultural background.

Every city in the world has its own unique feature.

The beautiful Avignon of the Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur lies along the Rhone River. 

Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city, welcomes its visitors while their route is headed to the north of Denmark.

Bergen, the white-pearl of Norway, one of the largest countries in Scandinavia, lies along the Atlantic Ocean.

The city, which is one of the world heritage sites as Gamma city, is known as one of the European Cultural Centers since 2009 in conjunction with Linz.

Founded by the Gauls, Reims was under the auspices of the Roman Empire until the early 450s, witnessing significant wars in world history.

Wuhan, one of the popular settlements of the Hubei District, is a city divided by the largest river in Asia, the Yangtze River, and is home to three different ancient settlements. 

Welcome to Rotterdam, which was bombed because of World War II, then rebuilt and known today as the capital of culture.