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Officially, Switzerland has no capital, but in practice, Bern fulfils that role and is therefore also referred to as 'federal city'. Bern has around 129,000 inhabitants and is the fifth largest city in Switzerland. The old city centre characterizes Bern, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The city lies on the river Aare, which surrounds a large part of the inner city. The temperature in winter is often around freezing and in the summer about 20 degrees. The  ... Read more

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Dündigen is a small town located close to Bern, next to the Schiffenensee. It is connected to the city Freiburg, where both French and German is spoken. The region is beautifully green and close to the Alps, which creates a scenic and peaceful environment to live in while still offering lots of activities out- and indoors. The Freiburger Alps offer a well developed infrastructure, including skiing activities. The historic villages and cities are filled with cultural history, while there are  ... Read more

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King’s Lynn has a population of around 43.000 residents. Already in the 12th century the city had one of the most important ports in England. This maritime history is still present today. The city's heritage is reflected in an amazing array of historic buildings. Fine old merchant houses stretch to the river with cobbled alleys in between and the elegant Custom House overlooks the harbor. In addition, the city has two beautiful market places, including the Saturday Market Place. Here,  ... Read more

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Middlesbrough is an industrial town in North East England situated along the North Sea coast on the River Tees in the county of North Yorkshire. Around 142,000 people live in Middlesbrough. Middlesbrough is close to the North Yorkshire Moors and the Yorkshire Dales National Parks and the Yorkshire coast. The city has highly rated schools and is easily accessible with a motorway network (A1M) and by train. The Lake district is less than 2 hours away and Leeds Bradford and  ... Read more

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Wairoa is a small, friendly town in the northern part of the Hawke's Bay region on the North Island of New Zealand. The population of Wairoa consists of about 4,300 people and another 4,200 people live in the surrounding countryside. It lies on the banks of the Wairoa River, close to Lake Waikaremoana, Te Urewera National Park and the pristine Mahia Beach, all of which offer a great mix of outdoor activities. Wairoa generally offers you and your family an  ... Read more