This document compares the development of several European cities: Rome, Malaga, Berlin, Paris, Krakow, Stockholm, and Tallinn. It discusses when the cities were founded, their populations and areas, and architectural styles. Rome and Malaga have similar Roman-style architecture, while Paris features 19th century Hausmanian style buildings. Stockholm and Berlin exhibit modern architecture, and Tallinn and Krakow have medieval architecture. The document also notes sister city relationships between Rome and Paris, Paris and Berlin, and Rome and Krakow.

1. COMENIUS PROJECT
TRAVELLINGACROSSEUROPETHROUGHHISTORY
Regional
development

2. Introduction
In this chapterwe will talkabout differences and
similarities between cities’ development (Rome, Málaga,
Berlin, Paris, Krakow, Stockholmand Tallinn).
WE found out that Rome and Paris, Paris and Berlin and
Rome and Krakow are sistercities.

3. Ancient and modern cities
Rome : 8th century b. C.
Málaga :8thcentury b. C.
Paris : 1st century a. C.
Tallinn : 12th century a. C.
Crakow : 13th century a. C.
Stockholm : 13th century a.
C.
Berlin : 13th century a. C.
Paris and Málaga were
Roman colonies. On 16th
century Tallinn was part of
Swedish Empire.
In the past, Rome dominated
almost all of Europe.

4. Area and population
 Paris: 2845 km2
(without the 0utskirts:
105 km2
) – 12.000.000
inhab. (without the
outskirts 2.274.000).
 Berlin: 891 km2
-
3.420.000 inhab.
 Rome: 1287 km2
–
2.900.000.
 Tallinn: 159 km2
–
415.000
 Stockholm: 200 km2
–
1.000.000
 Málaga: 395 km2
–
570.000
 Crakow: 327 km2
–
756.000

5. Architecture
 Rome and Málaga have a
similararchitecture
style. They both have
buildings in the Roman
style.
 Paris has got many
buildings in the so-called
“Hausmanian” style
(19th
century)
 Stockholmand Berlin
have modern art.
 Tallinn and Crakow
medieval art.

6. Architecture
 Rome and Málaga have a
similararchitecture
style. They both have
buildings in the Roman
style.
 Paris has got many
buildings in the so-called
“Hausmanian” style
(19th
century)
 Stockholmand Berlin
have modern art.
 Tallinn and Crakow
medieval art.