Brasilia is a city with a very specific birthday. It was inaugurated on April 21, 1960, with the role of national capital already , aiming to foster—through its centrality—the development of Brazil ‘s interior regions and reduce the concentration of population and economic activity along the Atlantic coast. Compared to other American cities, which are […]
Germany has two capitals: Bonn and Berlin. Or rather, it “had” two capitals in the past, when for too many years after World War 2 it was divided into two nations, West Germany and East Germany. This shameful wound was healed in the 1990s, and the country reunified, choosing the tormented Berlin as its only […]
The quiet capital of the United States is only apparently … quiet. Washington DC (District of Columbia) is in fact a magical place, born on an esoteric map, traced on well-defined rituals by an ancient Kabbalah. Washington is home to secret maneuvers, spies in transit, intrigues, political moves that revolve around the place that for […]
Brussels is a city of fog and rain. For many tourists it is just a cold capital city where politics play their games. Maybe it is a place for old people, for serious and boring subjects. But maybe, well … they are wrong. Brussels is just apparently quiet, it is a lively, many-coloured place, instead. […]
