Salve Trier – Sights in Rome of the North
The lack of patience coupled with a rich imagination was attested to by my Latin teacher as my greatest weakness. For me, this weakness was fine. With my translation technique loos
Authentic Dolce Vita in Mantua
They still exist, these well-kept travel secrets. There is no other way to explain how I roamed alone through the alleys of Mantua on a sunny Thursday. This sleepy town south of La
Dubrovnik – Sunrise in the old town and outside the city walls
The Bura feels no mercy. Mercilessly, she unleashes another gust of wind on us. My fingers are clammy after just a few minutes and the strands of hair on my head sticking out in al
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The heart of the medina of Marrakech beats most intensely on the Djemaa el Fna. During the day, the hustle and bustle on the central market square still seems clear. Occasionally,
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I discovered the peculiarities of Monte San Giorgio by chance last spring. In order to prepare our journey through time through Switzerland, I clicked through various websites in s
Bruges away from the tourist hordes
Oh, my goodness! I was really shocked by the sight of all the people waiting on the platform of Ghent-Sint-Pieters station. Unfortunately, we weren’t the only ones with the g
On historical paths to Ticino – From Chur to Bellinzona
Do you know which is the oldest city in Switzerland? Admittedly, I should have guessed I was wrong. This is due to the fact that many people only know the train station and the eye
Regensburg travel guide – joy of life on the Danube
The big neighbour has much more to offer than motorways without speed limits and a hip capital. Spread throughout Germany, for example, there are 38 UNESCO World Heritage Sites tha
Insta tip – which Swiss world heritage sites do you know?
Unesco World Heritage Site a blessing or a curse? Opportunities and challenges? Tourist magnet or well-kept treasure? What began as a revolutionary idea in 1972 with the World Heri
Helsinki – Tallinn: the perfect day trip
Tallinn and Helsinki are separated by just under 90 kilometres of cold seawater from the Gulf of Finland. It’s no wonder that the ferry connections between the two cities are
Suomenlinna – defied wind and weather for once
The ships and lighthouses behind the window panes remind us where we are – on Suomenlinna, surrounded by a stormy sea and a merciless whistling wind. The brightly lit window pane
Dublin Top Spots – City of Literature and Green Oasis
I’ve already raved about the culinary delights in Dublin. This is one of the points with which Ireland’s capital totally surprised me. You might accuse me of a lack of