Florence (Italian: Firenze)
Historical city and capital city of the region Tuscany (Toscana) in Italy.
Genève (Genf, Genève, Geneva), Switzerland
Cosmopolitan Swiss city at the Lake Geneva, today home to around 190 international organizations, both governmental and non-governmental.
Hague, The (Den Haag)
Netherlands seat of the Dutch government and as one of the capitals of the United Nations it hosts, beside other institutions of the UN, the International Court of Justice.
Ha Noi The national capital of Viet Nam, a must see is the Old Quarter of Hanoi, the oldest continuously developed area of Viet Nam with its narrow streets of houses, still occupied by guilds of tradespeople, a legacy of Hanoi's ancient past, but the area is challenged by rapid changes since Viet Nam's policy of economic openness, so hurry.
Havana (San Cristóbal de La Habana)
Once, Great Britain has seized the city in 1762, and then exchanged it for Florida the following year. Havana is the capital of Cuba and the largest city in the Caribbean.
Helsinki Largest city and the capital city of Finland.
Hong Kong (Xianggang, Hsiang Kang, the Fragrant Harbor)
The city was a former British dependency that was returned to China in 1997, now it is formally a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China situated at the South China Sea, by population the fourth largest metropolitan area of the PRC.
