Travel in Europe is still in vogue and the respective destinations enjoy numerous facets. They range from the mystical regions of Iceland to the idyllic islands of the Greek Cyclades. Spain, Portugal with the Azores, Italy and France are among the preferred countries.
No place in Denmark is more than 50 kilometres from the coast. The sea is everywhere. Swimming in the Baltic Sea today, in the North Sea tomorrow? No problem. The dunes, the rugged west and mild east coasts, forests and rivers, but also the historic villages and the magnificent capital Copenhagen with its futuristic architecture – Denmark is an experience at any time...
If it had been up to them, the inhabitants of the Faroe Islands would have preferred to choose which of their neighbors they felt they belonged to. After all, geographically they are located almost exactly at the intersection of the Atlantic Ocean between Scotland, Norway and Iceland. Parliamentary democracy chose neither one nor the other and now feels comfortable...
Puglia is a region in southeastern Italy that is home to both the heel and spurs of the Italian boot. Here, visitors can expect a diverse landscape of rolling hills, picturesque plains and rocky coasts as well as beautiful sandy beaches with deep blue water. Those interested in culture can explore the eventful history of Puglia on a stroll through medieval old towns...
Abruzzo is a region in Italy with rolling hills, imposing mountains, picturesque villages and seemingly endless dream beaches. Located east of Rome on the Adriatic Sea and the Apennines, Abruzzo is characterized by its special landscape. Until now, the province is considered an insider tip and is still spared from mass tourism. Here you can enjoy a dream holiday on...
As early as the 19th century, nobles from imperial Vienna enjoyed the mild climate on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia. In Dubrovnik today, visitors can expect: medieval squares, magnificent churches and numerous museums. The highlight of Dubrovnik is a walk on the world-famous city walls, with a view of the azure blue sea and the rooftops of the city. The sights of...
If you are planning a city trip , the city of Ghent in the northwest of Belgium is not necessarily the first thing that comes to mind – a pity, because Ghent is a modern university city with many buildings worth seeing that remind us of an exciting and eventful history. An ideal destination for a varied short trip and a relaxing break in between. Ghent is located at...
Germany is known for its long history and rich tradition in the field of higher education. Many of the German universities are among the oldest and most renowned in the world. In this article, we take a look at the eleven oldest universities in Germany, their founding years, their development over the centuries and their importance in today’s academic landscape...
Warsaw – Polish capital and modern metropolis with over 1.7 million inhabitants – has long since ceased to be an insider tip for tourists. This is where a UNESCO-listed old town, historic monuments, green parks and modern Poland meet. Whether it’s the relaxed sightseeing of a cultural tour or a tour through the lively nightlife – Warsaw presents itself as...
Ericeira in Portugal is a fishing village with a long history. Geographically, it is located approximately 36 kilometers northwest of the capital Lisbon. The traditional village is particularly popular with travelers from all over the world and provides unique impressions. In particular, the view of the Atlantic Ocean is a real highlight. Portuguese cuisine also...
As you stroll through the charming streets of Rüdesheim, you will feel transported to a bygone era where every corner tells a story from centuries past. From the Niederwald Monument overlooking the vineyard-covered hills to the Drosselgasse where locals and visitors come together, Rüdesheim is a destination that offers a delightful mix of cultural heritage and...