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Today began with a decision that, in retrospect, turned out to be quite the right one: taking the tourist train up to the La Garde hill, which is only 161 meters high, where there is said to be such a perfect view of Marseilles and of course the St. ...
The pure curiosity of discovery led us t…
After our arrival at Rue de Ruffi in Mar…
As already mentioned in our article “S…
The idyllic fishing town of Foca, just 7…
Sirince is a small Aegean village visite…
07-10-2019
After exploring the Longdendale Trail in sections along the reservoirs and at th...
28-10-2018
Despite all efforts, we can not continually review all of our articles for up-to...
05-01-2024
Another e-bike tour was coming up and once again we chose the Prahljust campsite...
25-01-2016 | Hits:7545
Our short walking tour through the centre of Cologne had lead us into the direct...
04-02-2021 | Hits:3458
The temperatures of the "winter" season in Augsburg were slowly approaching and ...
01-05-2021 | Hits:1483
Every hike, at least if you walk through nature with your eyes open, always brin...
11-11-2021 | Hits:2126
Our stay in Kitzingen should also lead to a day trip that Brita and her friend G...
27-07-2017 | Hits:3433
In and around Shkodra, the Albanian habitual right, often referred to as Kanun, ...
11-10-2020 | Hits:5610
British or Irish Citizens who are not staying in Turkey for more than three mont...
18-06-2016 | Hits:12671
Our explorations around the Camper Stop Rapsani has brought us to the shore of ...
15-11-2016 | Hits:7684
Kelmend, the northernmost part of the Albanian Alps, is mainly formed by two val...
07-10-2016 | Hits:11325
In search of further stations within the Camper Route, we stopped at the idyllic...
24-02-2018 | Hits:2938
Often we have already driven through Serbia, sometimes together with Dusan from ...
23-07-2021 | Hits:2506
Even from a distance, the outlines of the towers and buildings of the Marienburg...
18-10-2023 | Hits:667
During our visit to Diocletian's Palace in Split, Robert had already told us abo...