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Lake Balaton is located in western Hungary as it is the largest inland lake in Europe and next to Lake Neusiedl in Burgenland also the most important steppe lake in Central Europe with a pronounced fauna and flora.
Powerful and impressive are the Hungaria…
Off to Porto – The expansion of …
The Protestant Saint George´s Church is…
Fondazione Alinari per la Fotografia in …
In our previous articles on the Hanseati…
27-03-2016
Another, steadily growing popularity of using bicycles, is Mountain Biking in th...
28-11-2020
Again we wanted to do something like a half-day tour (a small picnic on the way ...
12-04-2023
We had already covered part of the way around the Geiseltalsee on foot, now we h...
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Once again we passed into Cochem on the Mosel river, after a short stopover at t...
26-04-2021 | Hits:3167
We are more fan of hiking up to the Brocken, but lot of people use the trains go...
11-03-2017 | Hits:189499
We had already mentioned that we wanted to use our stay during the local Roman d...
01-08-2021 | Hits:3577
In a first blog we had already reported about the first Vanlife Festival in Ferr...
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The most well-known landmark of the city of Thessalonica, as already repeatedly ...
08-03-2017 | Hits:124002
Mount Olympus, according to the Greek saga, is the home of the twelve ancient Gr...
19-12-2016 | Hits:6745
Christmas is celebrated very traditionally in Greece, this we had heard already...
21-02-2024 | Hits:1580
The owner and planner of this two-story 19th century residential house was Dervi...
17-03-2025 | Hits:3679
Once again traveling on the highway from Izmir towards Augsburg, we chose the se...
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From the campsite "Unter dem Jenzig" in Jena (station 45 in the Camper-Route) we...
20-12-2017 | Hits:418492
Our route to the north should this time lead us passing Skopje, Nis and Belgrade...
12-06-2023 | Hits:2653
As already described in the article "Off to the city centre of Warsaw", we first...
