Europe is one of the most densely populated regions in the world. Unlike many other parts of the planet, however, European population is fairly evenly distributed throughout the territory of the continent. More and more cities have multimillion population and gradually „absorb“ closer settlements. Cities are connected to each other via excellent infrastructure and regular transport links. This new form of urban unit is typical of the 20 and 21st century and is called agglomeration. It is a typical phenomenon in more developed parts of the world. Here we have compiled a list of 10 biggest cities (or rather the 10 largest urban agglomerations) in Europe.

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Romania is a member of the European Union from January 1th, 2007. The country is an attractive tourist destination, offering an impressive variety of opportunities for tourism. Here come visitors with diverse interests from all over the world. This is also the main reason for the year-round active tourist season. Nature of Romania is one of the wildest on the continent. The dense forests that cover the Carpathians are home to an impressive biodiversity. Throughout the country have developed and flourished many different cultures and they all have left their traces into the modern face of Romania.

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Mamaia is the biggest and most popular seaside resort in Romania. It is located on the Black Sea and is situated directly north to the largest coastal city in the country - Constanta. Due to its geographical location resources this place is of great interest to Romanian and foreign visitors. Because of its specific location it is often compared with the Mexican resort of Cancun. Although the summer tourist season here is short and lasts only three months, every year from June to September this place turn into the most attractive destination for entertainment throughout Romania.

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Sweden is one of the richest European countries. It is famous for its developed social system and high quality of life. The country is a member of the European Union. Its form of government is constitutional monarchy. Sweden has not yet adopted the euro and its official currency is still the Swedish krona. Northern and southern parts of Sweden are significantly different in terms of culture and lifestyle. While the cosmopolitan spirit hover over the southern parts of the country and modern civilization is imbued in every element of modern life, the people from the north still rely primarily on traditional industries like farming deer.

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Nesebar is one of the most beautiful and beloved Bulgarian cities. It is famous for its architectural and historical heritage. In 1983 the old town of Nesebar became a part of the list of World Heritage by UNESCO. Today, this monument is one of the most visited places in the country and the number of tourists usually exceed repeatedly that of the local inhabitants.

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