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Zurich is Switzerland's largest city and the capital of its canton, with whom its shares its name. The city has about 450.000 inhabitants and is the economic center of the country. Zurich is located on the northern side of Switzerland and, due to its proximity to the Alps, has a clear sky, resulting in breathtaking views from the city. In addition to the financial sector, the city is also an important infrastructure centre which is why the international train station  ... Read more

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Whangarei is the northernmost city in New Zealand and the regional capital of the Northland region. The city has around 55.000 inhabitants and is easily accessible via several highways, an airport and a train station. Most Maori live in this area of New Zealand. The influences of the original inhabitants of this country are particularly strong here due to their long presence. The position is offered by the largest secondary care hospital in the Northland region, which is part of a  ... Read more

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The canton of Lucerne, which shares its name with its capital, is located in the middle of Switzerland. The district lies at the foot of the Alps. The area is rich in rivers and lakes and has an important agricultural background with extensive nature. The city of Lucerne has about 80.000 inhabitants and is located on the river Neuss, which divides the city centre into an old and new segment. The two districts are connected to each other by six  ... Read more

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Switzerland does not officially have a capital, but in practice Bern fulfils that role and is therefore also referred to as "federal city". Bern has around 129.000 inhabitants, due to this it is the fifth largest city in Switzerland. Bern is characterized by its old city centre which is included in the World Heritage List of UNESCO. The city lies on the river Aare, which surrounds a large part of the city centre. The temperature during the winter fluctuates around  ... Read more

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The city of Auckland is located in the northern part of the North Island. It is one of the most densely populated areas in New Zealand with around 500.000 inhabitants. The city is surrounded by many wine regions, beautiful beaches, pristine rain forests and the Gulf of Hauraki. Auckland has a mild maritime climate with temperatures that fluctuate from 11 degrees Celsius during the winter and 20 degrees Celsius in summer. Auckland does have one of the highest hours of  ... Read more