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Eurymedon – Perhaps the name is a little confusing at first due to its modern origin, but the river now called the Köprüçay played a significant role in history, though back then it was known as the Eurymedon.
Gazipaşa - Selinus (also Selinous, Gree…
Trier - Coming from Brussels, we take th…
Agkistro - The Hammām is a further deve…
Pelion - in this area you will find more…
Shkodra - There is no doubt that the cit…
28-11-2020
Again we wanted to do something like a half-day tour (a small picnic on the way ...
16-05-2019
With the handover of the BTurtle, the mini-caravan for bicycles, about 3 weeks a...
11-12-2023
Active holidays are booming, this will also become clear at Fahrrad- & Wande...
22-11-2025 | Hits:202700
Brunn am Gebirge - We had already mentioned Robert several times and reported ab...
07-06-2022 | Hits:15984
After our walk through the fishing village of Greetsiel, we went back to Emden, ...
01-01-2017 | Hits:9176
During a walk through the vineyards of the Schwanberg, we first became aware of ...
05-09-2017 | Hits:165201
In 1558 the Almermater Jenensis, which was soon to become one of the most famous...
23-12-2013 | Hits:6579
Couple of our readers were asking if we can organise trips to some of the famous...
12-12-2024 | Hits:49787
Very extensively we had walked through the outdoor facilities of Delphi, which i...
13-02-2024 | Hits:175160
Nestled in the delightful village of Bellapais, high in the Five Finger Mountain...
01-04-2025 | Hits:24726
Our return journey from the CMT fair in Stuttgart was overshadowed by a very spe...
30-11-2025 | Hits:39021
Rewa - Once a major landing place in trade and for fishing, the landing place of...
07-06-2025 | Hits:20568
Vid - Once again we were on the road to follow some directions to places of inte...
31-03-2019 | Hits:19397
It was just a coincidence and ultimately due to the increasing feeling of hunger...
30-05-2024 | Hits:4338
We've already been to Poland a few times and were mostly looking for accommodati...
