Travel Against Stagnancy
After a few days in Jordan and especially after the last night in the desert of Wadi Rum, the following days in Israel were a very welcome recreation. What was especially welcome was the Israelis’ kindness at the border, the … Continued
While most people call Petra the highlight of their Jordan trip, we were most looking forward to our trip to the Wadi Rum desert. Everyone who’s seen the movie ‚Lawrence of Arabia‘ knows what we’re talking about: an endless desert … Continued
Petra was on our bucket list for a very long time and on our last trip, we finally made it happen. We entered tourist hell and survived it. As we’d expected nothing else than this, we even came out happily. … Continued
We started our two-week trip to the Middle East with a flight from Frankfurt to Amman, where we arrived in the middle of the night. It’s the time of the day (or night) when long immigration procedures are most welcome … Continued
Everyone collects experiences while traveling and nothing different is happening on our trips. As I really don’t like to spread tips all over the following posts, I collected them here for you. This might help you prepare for your trip. … Continued
We’re only just back in Frankfurt a couple of days after our two week trip to Jordan and Israel and we’re really totally excited about it. Not just because of the many amazing and iconic sights and the delicious food … Continued
You could, of course, stay at home, as it is always nice at home. Or you plan a weekend trip to somewhere. No sooner said than done. This time we visited a part of Germany, which hasn’t been visited by us … Continued
We announced it in the last post, so here’s the extra post about eating in Emilia-Romagna. After a weekend, we can say the Emilia-Romagna does its reputation full justice as a bastion of good Italian food. On a relatively small … Continued
Silently hyped by hipsters and foodies, ignored by the rest. Beautiful Emilia-Romagna in Italy is known to most people somehow but at the same time, no one really knows it. Especially those coming from Germany and other parts of Europe … Continued
I hope you smell the irony hidden in the headline. No one is actually celebrating anything. Instead, we’re already planning our upcoming trips. Recently Jan and I had a little chat about our little travel pause we made and we think … Continued