Japan is a huge, fascinating and unknown country, with almost 130 million inhabitants. There are many curiosities that we have discovered, many of which are truly surprising.

There are cities that invite you to take a bike ride: the narrow streets, the landscapes, the corners to discover... so many are the reasons. Here are the 10 European cities that are worth visiting by bicycle.

The central square of Tirana, the capital of Albania, cannot boast architectural beauties equal to those of many of the other European capitals, although to attract the attention of the visitor who crosses it is, in addition to the celebrated equestrian statue of the national hero Skanderbeg, an unexpected glass and concrete pyramid.

It is perhaps one of the most complex and at the same time most original European flags: it is the symbol of Portugal, that red and green banner with a flourish in the middle that hides a truly incredible symbolic complexity.

It is known to most that the first in the world to have had the idea of ​​burying the ever more unbearable chaos that the vehicular traffic was creating in the cities underground was the mayor of London Charles Pearson, back in 1860: it was he, it seems, to realize the potential that could have a high-speed train right under those roads that above allowed vehicles (already in the mid-nineteenth century!) to proceed at laughable and unsustainable speeds.

The view is magnificent: you look around and on clear and clean summer evenings, of those that perhaps follow the classic mountain storm, you can admire all, but all the peaks that embellish the skyline of Safiental, a splendid Swiss valley half an hour by car from Chur.