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Province of Québec Hôtel Oui GO! in Trois-Rivières: Our overnight stay in the vault room
We thought Trois-Rivières would just be a quick stopover on our road trip through Quebec. But the city surprised us—and our hotel in Trois-Rivières was the first highlight. We actually stayed at the “Hôtel Oui GO!”, a unique boutique hotel in a former bank building. And the best part: our room was the old bank […]
Antwerp Searching Belgian beer in Antwerp
In 2016, Belgian beer culture was declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. It is characterized by extraordinary diversity, complex flavor profiles, and centuries-old brewing traditions. Reason enough to go looking for good places to drink beer in Antwerp. Belgian Beer Styles Belgian brewers have cultivated a wide range of yeasts over centuries. […]
Ore Mountains Good luck at Sauberg: The Ehrenfriedersdorf visitor mine, 100 meters underground
With the traditional miners’ greeting, “Glück Auf!”, an unforgettable journey into the depths begins. The Zinngrube Ehrenfriedersdorf visitor mine at the foot of the Sauberg is a decommissioned mine. Since 2019, it has rightfully been a part of the Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří Mining Region, a UNESCO World Heritage site. We were there on-site and made the descent. […]
Region Plzen Klatovy – a day in Klattau
On our road trip through the Czech Republic, Klatovy (known as Klattau in German) was originally planned as just a quick pit stop. We stayed for one night and were immediately enchanted. This city, located only about 40 kilometers south of Pilsen, is definitely worth a visit. Where History Comes Alive: Klatovy’s Past For centuries, […]
Nuremberg Full steam ahead! Why the DB Museum in Nuremberg is a must-see for every traveler
Have you ever wondered what it must have felt like to chug through the Bavarian countryside in the legendary Adler – Germany’s first steam locomotive? Or what the kings’ magnificent salon cars looked like? At the DB Museum in Nuremberg, you can embark on a voyage of discovery centered around the railway. This museum is […]
Zwickau region Saxony’s silk miracle: The Esche story
In Saxony, there is a small town that once supplied the entire world with the finest gloves, stockings, and tights. This story came true in Limbach-Oberfrohna—and it began with a single man: Johann Esche. The Esche Story Begins It was the early 18th century. Johann Esche, a brilliant tinkerer, achieved the impossible. He secretly recreated […]
Province of Utrecht Holland’s history comes alive at Fort bij Vechten
Fort bij Vechten appears as an expansive landscape of gentle, grass-covered ramparts, ancient trees, and tranquil moats. However, as we followed the well-maintained path from the parking lot, we unknowingly stepped into one of the most strategically complex locations in European history. Here, two layers of world history collide. The site unites two distinct UNESCO […]
Egypt Egyptian dreams: Rixos Sharm El Sheikh and Rixos Premium Seagate
The Red Sea coast of Egypt promises holidays filled with sun, sea, and incomparable all-inclusive luxury. When it comes to top-tier hospitality, the Rixos hotels in Sharm El Sheikh truly stand out. We took a closer look at Rixos Sharm El Sheikh and Rixos Premium Seagate. Whether you are looking for an action-packed adult getaway […]
Munich Munich’s dark heritage: On the trail of National Socialism
Munich—for many, it is the city of Oktoberfest, magnificent architecture, and Bavarian coziness. However, the city also has another, darker side. Munich was the birthplace and ideological center of the Nazi dictatorship. It was here that the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) was founded in 1919/20, and the city served as its official headquarters […]