There is an old proverb that cleanliness is second only to holiness. Indeed, as long as you are in a clean and tidy place, you will feel a kind of inner peace and tranquility. Take a summer trip and see the nine cleanest cities in the world.
Oslo, Norway 1
Oslo, the capital of Norway, is located in the south of the country, on a hill at the northern end of the Oslo Fjord, facing the sea and backed by mountains. The city has neat layout, unique style, elegant environment and charming scenery. Oslo is a famous historical city in Europe. Founded in 1050, it became the capital of Norway from 18 14. It was once called "cristiana", and later it was changed to its present name. According to legend, Oslo means "Valley of God" and some people say it is "Piedmont Plain", both of which are related to the geographical location of Oslo. The city is close to the winding Oslo Bay and backed by the towering Keren Mountain in Hollmen. Cangshan Mountain and the green sea complement each other, which makes the city not only have the charming scenery of coastal cities, but also rely on the majestic momentum displayed by alpine forests.
Oslo is the capital and larger city of Norway, located at the top of Oslo Fjord, and the seat of Norwegian royal family and government. Surrounded by mountains, jungles and Yuan Ye on three sides, it has both the charming scenery of coastal cities and the majestic momentum relying on alpine forests. Most of the buildings on both sides of the street are only six or seven stories, with strong medieval colors and unique Nordic scenery. Cangshan Mountain and green plains are very charming.
2.Wellington, New Zealand
Wellington is the capital, port and main commercial center of New Zealand, the national political center, the second largest city in New Zealand and the most populous capital among Oceania countries.
Wellington District (including Cappitti, Bolivar, Hart Valley and Willa Lapa) is the third largest residential area in New Zealand, accounting for 65,438+065,438+0.3% of New Zealand's total population. Located at the southernmost tip of the North Island, near the Cook Strait, it is suitable for living in the center of a country. The urban area is surrounded by mountains on three sides, the sea on one side, and Nicholson's natural harbor on the other. The Colosseum is like the Colosseum in ancient Rome.
The mountains near Wellington are endless, with green, blue sky and beautiful scenery everywhere. The climate is mild, with four seasons like spring. Wellington, with a mild and humid climate, is a famous tourist attraction in the South Pacific with a population of about 450,000. Like Sydney and Melbourne in Australia, it is also the cultural center of Oceania.
3. Reykjavik, Iceland
Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is located in the west of Iceland, facing the sea in the west, surrounded by mountains in the north and east, and has many hot springs and spray holes. Reykjavik means "smoking city" in Icelandic. Because of the abundant geothermal resources here, Icelanders built a geothermal heating system in Reykjavik as early as 1928. Geothermal energy provides energy for the city's industry, and there are no chimneys common in other cities. Reykjavik has a blue sky and a clean city. Whenever the morning sun rises or the sun sets, the peaks on both sides show delicate purple, and the sea turns dark blue, which makes people feel like they are in a painting. The Pearl Tower, which looks like a crystal ball, is a hemispherical building built by the Capital Hot Water Supply Company. There are exhibition halls, hot spring models, restaurants and so on. In the building, you can enjoy the city scenery through the telescope installed on the observation deck.
4. Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen (Danish: Koebenhavn) is the capital, largest city and largest port of Denmark, and is the political, economic and cultural center of Denmark. Located in the eastern part of Danmehilan Island, it faces Malmo, Sweden across the Oresund. Copenhagen is a famous city in northern Europe and one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. It is called the fairytale city.
5. Lu Lu badminton, a fire slave in Hawaii, USA
Lu Lu badminton, also known as Honolulu, is the capital and port city of Hawaii. In Hawaiian, the fire slave Lu Lu badminton means "sheltered bay" or "sheltered land". Because early sandalwood was abundant in the local area and shipped back to China in large quantities, it was called Honolulu by China people. Located in the southeast corner of Oahu Island in the Hawaiian Islands in the North Pacific Ocean, it extends on the riverside plain.
6. Singapore
Singapore is a city-state, which originally meant lion city. /kloc-In the 4th century, the prince of the "Death Kingdom of Sri Lanka" in Sumatra went to the island by boat and saw a strange animal on the shore. The local people told him that it was a lion. He thought it was a good sign and decided to build this place. Singapore's "Singapura" is a homonym of the Sanskrit "Lion City", and early residents like to use Sanskrit as a place name. The lion is brave and vigorous, so it is natural to use it as a place name.
7.calgary, Canada
Calgary, also known as Cartown, is a city located in the Rocky Mountains in southern Alberta, Canada, with an area of 789.9 square kilometers and an altitude of about 1048 meters. According to the 2007 municipal census, the population of this city was 65,438+0,065,438+09,942, while the population of Greater Calgary was 65,438+0,079,365,438+00 in the 2006 national census. Calgary is the economic, financial and cultural center of Alberta. This city has the highest density of engineers in Canada and has been rated as the cleanest city in the world for many times.
8. Chicago, USA
Chicago is located in the midwest of the United States, belonging to Illinois, with Lake Michigan in the east. It is an international metropolis and the third largest city in the United States after new york and LA. Located in the center of the North American continent, Chicago is the most important railway and aviation hub in the United States. Chicago is also one of the most important financial, cultural, manufacturing, futures and commodity trading centers in the United States. Gradually become one of the most influential metropolises in the world. Common nicknames of Chicago are "windy city" and "Chicago city".
9.adelaide, Australia
Adelaide is the fourth largest city in Australia. Originally established by British colonists in 1836, it became the first free colonial city in Australia. This is a quiet, beautiful and slightly rural city, but it does not lose its modern and artistic atmosphere. It should be said that Acheng is one of the fastest growing cities in Australia in recent years. She is famous for her art and wine. The mineral resources in South Australia are extremely rich, which adds infinite charm to Acheng. In recent years, the continuous influx of investors from all over the world has brought vitality and vitality to this city. Adelaide is a very young city with a settlement of 1836. In the early years, the city developed on the basis of the distribution center of agricultural and livestock products, and gradually established the processing industry. In the late 1940s, due to the mining of iron ore and Likelick coal mine in the nearby Zhongbei Mountains, the port expanded with the development of lifting industry. Different from other cities, it was not an exile from the beginning, but an out-and-out immigrant city. Most of the early immigrants were Anglo-Saxons, and Asians began to move in after the war. You can see elegant Victorian and Edwardian buildings and colonial houses in the city. It is still well preserved, even including the balconies and joinery of the building.
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