We visit cities of the world whose history and culture are both unique and different.

Venice was the most powerful trading metropolis in Europe's Adriatic and Eastern Mediterranean.

Sibiu, the Romanian city, formerly known as Hermannstadt is protected by mighty walls.

Esfahan is a gem of ancient Persia and one of the most beautiful cities in the Islamic world.

In Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, the atmosphere of the Middle Ages comes alive.

Samarqand, located on the Uzbekistan’s ancient Silk Road, is a legendary tale of breathtaking beauty.

Dubrovnik is one of the most fascinating harbour cities of the young republic of Croatia and called the "Pearl of the Adriatic". Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a city located on the Romantic Road in Germany.

Kraków, the cultural capital of Poland has played a prominent role in Europe for several centuries.

Kyoto is the cradle of Japanese culture and an ancient imperial city with twelve hundred years of history. Kyoto is the "Ancient Japan".

Lalibela, in the mountainous highlands of Ethiopia, impresses with its eleven rock churches. Theses monolith churches were completely carved out of the volcanic rock.

Český Krumlov gives fascinating impressions and insights into Bohemia's past.