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• Angers — A historic and prominent city in western France, capital of the Maine-et-Loire department in the Pays de la Loire region, and the former seat of the historical province of Anjou. Situated on the banks of the Maine River near its confluence with the Loire, the city is globally renowned for its outstanding medieval heritage, featuring the 13th-century Château d'Angers, which houses the famous Apocalypse Tapestry. Angers also serves as a premier academic, cultural, and economic center, recognized as a major European hub for horticulture and green technology.
• Apor — The name of an ancient and illustrious noble family of Hungarian (Székely) origin in Transylvania, historically documented since the Middle Ages, with prominent branches established in the Trei Scaune region (modern-day Covasna County), such as the barons and counts Apor of Altorja. The name is historically linked to prominent statesmen, cultural figures, or patrons of the arts, as well as architectural landmarks like manors and castles that served as their residences.
• Aschaffenburg — An independent urban district town located in the Lower Franconia administrative region, in northwestern Bavaria, Germany, situated on the River Main. Historically known as the secondary residence of the Archbishops and Electors of Mainz, the town is famous for the Johannisburg Castle and its Renaissance-influenced architecture, symbolically nicknamed the 'Nice of Bavaria' due to its mild climate.