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3. Pompeii, Italy
The story of Pompeii is probably the most famous story in this list. In 79 AD mount Vesuvius erupted. Vesuvius, still today one of the most active volcanoes in the world, buried the cities of Herculaneum and Pompeii. The residents of the cities either fled or were buried with the cities, and the cities were forgotten over the years. In the 18th century they were rediscovered during excavations, and today Pompeii is thriving as a tourists attraction, offering a glimpse into the past, to a city that froze in time almost 2,000 years ago
With a theatrical rollercoaster that will have you laughing one moment and cringing the next, Woody Harrelson plays the lead role in the provocative play “Ulster American” at Riverside Studios. In this deliberately provocative comedy from 2018, writer David Ireland, starring Harrelson, tries to shock viewers out of their complacency by sending a cruel message […]
3.Paris As is typical of sustainability-related rankings, Europe fared well. Paris was highly rated in several categories including innovation (3), green cities in Europe (10), and digital governance (11).Paris was already on the world map for its highly successful bike sharing program, Velib, and just last month, the mayor launched a similar model for small […]