Come on, let’s discover Erfurt
Until recently, Erfurt was one of those blank spots on the map for me. The name of Thuringia’s state capital was familiar to me, but I didn’t have a picture of it. So i
Dublin – Fáilte and walked in
My Ireland travel bug was awakened last autumn in London by two real Irishmen. So Dublin was declared by me as the top destination for this year and now the trip is already over. U
A walk through the Alfama
For a walk through Alfama, the oldest district of Lisbon, few words and a lot of heart are enough. Wandering around is strongly recommended and the ever-present Castelo de São Jor
Discover Frankfurt from the Main
The best way to judge how impressive the high-rise ensemble of Frankfurt’s city centre really is is from an appropriate distance. What could be better suited for this than a
Grandhotel Les Trois Rois – tradition in the middle of Basel
After the unexpectedly wet trip to Geneva and a terrific time in Bern, our summer discovery tour took us to the cultural capital of Switzerland – Basel. Art and culture are encou
Travel snapshot – aqui podia viver gente!
Today’s travel snapshot I dedicate to a topic that occupied me a lot in Lisbon. Lisbon is alive, but behind the façades it is crumbling. At first glance, the city appears li
Travel snapshot – Mainhattan my love
In Switzerland, high-rise buildings usually lead to unbearable nagging. Whether and how and where and at all – the high-rise debate runs in an endless loop and I believe that the
One night in Frankfurt
This May has indeed been stingy with the sun. Even more so in Frankfurt, where it really rained and almost non-stop during my whole visit. Since the city presented itself in grey,
Frankfurt Marriott Hotel – look into the future
As soon as you enter Frankfurt train station, you notice the competition among the city’s skyscrapers. Northwest of the train station, right next to the huge exhibition groun
Art in the garden
New Orleans consists only of Bourbon Street, Jazz and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade? Far from it! New Orleans also offers art lovers from all over the world a wide range of wo
New Orleans – of joy and sorrow in the Garden District
Today, I’m going to take you on your third walk through New Orleans’ diverse urban landscape. After falling in love with the pretty iron balcony creations in the French
New Orleans new site
New Orleans neighborhoods perfectly reflect the city’s diverse and long history. Right next to the French Quarter, whose architectural highlights I have already raved about h