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Kategorie – Europe

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.

Corfu – Greece’s curvy beauty

Corfu is the second largest of the Ionian Islands and stretches over a length of about 60 kilometers off the Greek and Albanian west coasts. Even though there are comparatively more rainy days on Corfu than on other Greek islands, you hardly have to worry about rain in the high season (May-September). Dense olive tree forests, magnificent olive trees and beautiful...

Pelagie Islands: Italy’s gem

On a trip to the Pelagie Islands, you will undoubtedly come across a beautiful spot on earth. The delightful Italian archipelago, kissed by its location in the heart of the Mediterranean, enriched with a remarkable vegetation. The landscapes of the archipelago captivate with a breathtaking diversity that is unparalleled in this region. A haven of peace of dream...

A guest at the Lochmühle amusement park

If you live within or near the Rhine-Main area and are looking for a loving amusement park for your toddlers, you are in good hands at the Lochmühle amusement park in Wehrheim / Taunus. Formerly a grain mill – now a popular day trip destination in the Taunus for over 40 years. The attractions at the Lochmühle amusement park The offer of the Lochmühle amusement...

Gastein Valley – so close to heaven

Curtain up for a great backdrop: on the horizon the three-thousand-metre peaks of the Hohe Tauern, on the valley floor the roaring Ache and in between slopes that invite you to hike in summer and snow sports in winter. With a view of the country, there is a unique landscape, spa houses and hotels – it is not surprising that Stefan Zweig, Thomas Mann and William...

Discover the Azores – the holiday paradise in Portugal

From time to time it is necessary to get a little distance from everyday life. Work can sometimes be quite time-consuming and exhausting, and appointments are also getting out of hand in the private sphere. You should treat yourself to a little rest. And the best way to switch off is still on vacation. But where do you want to go? A real insider tip are the Azores...

Glasgow – Capital of Culture with a terrific live music scene

Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, is a true cultural capital, home to world-class museums, vibrant festivals and one of the UK’s best live music scenes. The town has a number of first-class restaurants, is known for its friendly inhabitants and their cheeky sense of humour. Glasgow’s compact size makes it easy for visitors to explore the different...

Pays de la Loire

West of Tours at the Loire-Anjou-Touraine Nature Park, the Pays de La Loire begins, which stretches along the Loire to the mouth of the river in the Atlantic. The region is one of the most beautiful in Europe and has imposing historic castles and manor houses, lively cities, beautiful nature and many delights to offer. Along the Loire and its countless tributaries...

The diversity of the Costa Blanca

From Dénia to Pilar de la Horadada stretches the stretch of coast known to holidaymakers as the Costa Blanca. The mild Mediterranean climate makes this section of the province of Alicante a popular destination for people from all over Europe but also from Spain itself. In addition to beautiful beaches, there are small bays, impressive cliffs, palm and olive groves...

Tuscany – The dream of the Germans

It’s no secret that Italy has a variety of interesting regions to offer, all of which have their own charm. The region around Naples stands for the typical Itaien, for Mediterranean flair and a long history. The north is best known for its many great cities and the fast pace of life around Milan and Venice. However, the region of the heart of many Germans lies...

Hanover – Former residence of the Guelphs

Hanover, today’s state capital of Lower Saxony, is also known as the City of Gardens. More than 50% of it consists of publicly accessible green spaces and gardens. Excellent shopping facilities, a vibrant nightlife, numerous sights and a wide range of leisure and local recreation facilities make Hanover a city with a high quality of life. The history of Hanover...