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Le Havre is a city in the region Normandy, France, with over 300,000 inhabitants. Le Havre is one of the most important ports of France. Furthermore, it is Normandy’s largest city. After the Second World War, Le Havre was rebuilt with many open spaces, a well-functioning public transport system, a new stadium and museums. Because of its maritime and naval history, this city is closely linked to major architects such as Bellarmato, Thibault, Lamandé, Perret, Niemeyer, Reichen & Robert and  ... Read more

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Middlesbrough is an industrial city in North East England along the North Sea coast on the Tees River in North Yorkshire. Approximately 142,000 people live in Middlesbrough. Middlesbrough is close to the North Yorkshire Moors. The city has highly acclaimed schools and is easily accessible by a motorway network (A1M) and by train. The Lake District is less than 2 hours away and Leeds Bradford and Newcastle International Airport can be reached at a distance of one hour. This academic hospital  ... Read more

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Middlesbrough is an industrial city in North East England along the North Sea coast on the Tees River in North Yorkshire. Approximately 142,000 people live in Middlesbrough. Middlesbrough is close to the North Yorkshire Moors. The city has highly acclaimed schools and is easily accessible by a motorway network (A1M) and by train. The Lake District is less than 2 hours away and Leeds Bradford and Newcastle International Airport can be reached at a distance of one hour. This academic hospital  ... Read more

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Shepton Mallet is a village in the British county of Somerset. This village has approximately 10,500 inhabitants. It is around 30 km from Bristol and 8 km from Wells. Shepton Mallet is a historic village and this makes it a very attractive location from a cultural perspective. There is also a well-known cave system with painted caves in the vicinity of this village. You can also quickly enter the English landscape from Shepton Mallet and enjoy nature. The concerning healthcare institution  ... Read more

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Wellington is located in the south of the North Island in New Zealand. The city lies on the Cook Strait, which is the body of water that separates the North and South Islands. Wellington is the capital of New Zealand and has about 178,000 inhabitants. It is also the political and cultural centre of New Zealand. The population is relatively young and affluent which is reflected in excellent schools, a wide range of cultural events and more cafés and restaurants  ... Read more