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Islington is an area located north of central London, which is the capital of the UK and Europe's largest financial center. It's a popular spot for Londoners to hang out and is known for its luxuriant greenery. Famous for its freshwater springs since the Middle Ages, it became a resort for Londoners who wanted to enjoy nature during the 18th century. However, due to the damage the city suffered during World War II, Islington lost its popularity. And then came the 60s. Young people reassessed its charms and once again, it became a crowded bustling, trendy hot spot.

Located 670 kilometers southwest of Paris, Albi was built around the original cathedral of Saint Cecilia, the largest brick church in the world. Because the area did not have good quarry stone most of Albi's buildings are red brick made from the soil of the bed of the Tarn River, which flows through the heart of the city. Known as the "red city" Albi has been a thriving settlement since Roman times. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the old city features architecture that dates back to the Middle Ages.