Pointe-a-Pitre

The Habsburg rulers were also kings of Bohemia, which was initially governed from Prague; in 1627, however, Emperor Ferdinand II transferred the administration to Vienna. In 1714, the Bohemian Court Chancery moved into this grand palace, designed b ...

Haydn built this house in what was then a new suburb with money that he had earned on his successful trips to London between 1791 and 1795. He lived in the house from 1797 until his death in 1809, and composed many major works here, including The S ...

From 1174 to 1518, St. Veit an der Glan was the seat of the dukes of Spanheim, who ruled Carinthia during the Middle Ages; it then lost its position to Klagenfurt. Many historic buildings are preserved in the old town around Hauptplatz, including t ...

Lindesnes was created as a new municipality on the first of January in the year 1964. It has a long coastline in the south and the lighthouse of Lindesnes stands at the southernmost point of Norway’s mainland.  The oldest form of the na ...

Senja is the second biggest island in Norway (which doesn’t include Svalbard). Senja is described in a World War II novel by David Armine Howarth. It is also a notable island in a MMORPG called Tibia.  Moddi is a Norwegian musician, and ...

• Capesterre-Belle-Eau
• Port-Louis
• Petit-Canal
• Petit-Bourg
• Sainte-Anne
• Les Abymes
• Le Gosier
• Baie-Mahault
• Le Moule