Vaniškovce is a village in Slovakia in the Bardejov District. The village is located south of Bardejov in the Bartošovská kotlina, near the Čergov mountain range, 1 km from the main road connecting Prešov and Bardejov. The village is located at an altitude of 350 to 445 m above sea level. The village is located on a hill, so it is well visible from the surrounding villages. There is a renovated church in the village. The Sekčov River flows through the village. The population is about 450.

Varna is the third largest city in Bulgaria (with population more than 347 840 people), with an area of 205 sq. km. Its situation on the Northern shore of the Black Sea, along with its richness in natural resources make it one of the famous resorts Europe wide, definitely the largest one in the Black Sea region. It also happens to be on the crossroads between Western Europe and the Middle East. The town was established as a trading colony in 570 B.C. under the name of Odessos (town on water).

Istanbul is the largest city in Türkiye, constituting the economic, cultural and historical center. With a population of over 15 million, it is home to approximately 18% of Turkey's population.[4] In addition to being one of the largest cities in Europe, Istanbul is also among the largest cities in the world in terms of population. Istanbul is a city located on two continents, with approximately two-thirds of its population living on the European side and the rest on the Asian side.