Travel Against Stagnancy
Some people love city trips. And some try to avoid civilization whenever the can. Even if you don’t have such a radical attitude, it’s a fact, that we have natural wonders on our planet, which we should appreciate, love and … Continued
It was definitely not our last time in Iceland and we want to share some of our experiences. Some of the following might be familiar to you, but nevertheless this list might be really helpful to you. The language! It … Continued
As it’s season again, you may have thought about which Christmas Market is worth a visit. In our opinion Christmas Markets are the best thing about winter. Apart from that we don’t see much good about the cold. The perfect Christmas Market So … Continued
We love weekend trips. Some people we know say it would be to exhausting for them. It can be. You don’t have much time and probably won’t manage to see everything. But: For one weekend it feels like being on vacation. … Continued
The rough northern parts are quite a contrast to the beautiful western parts. Well, maybe the weather played a role, too: a sunny weekend in September vs. a rainy and cold weekend in November. Northern Ireland – Rough history, beautiful … Continued
While Dublin is a beautiful city with a high quality of life, the real Ireland is starting just outside of it. Going west on the highway: green hills and countless sheep! We spent two weekends in the western parts of … Continued
Rain, pubs, sheep, Kevin, rain, Guinness, James Joyce, rain, whisky, lovely nature, rain, Patrick, crisis, rain, O’Connor, Mc, red hair, rain, green, shamrock, leprechaun, rain… Well, I could finish this post right now, having mentioned all those stereotypes Ireland is … Continued
Generally, everyone loves his hometown. Whether it’s family, friends or just the city itself. That doesn’t matter. Everyone would find thousands of arguments for his or her city. If you were Bavaria before, the regional patriotism here might sound familiar to … Continued
Writing a sightseeing post about your hometown is not that easy. Especially, when you realize what you haven’t noticed for years and ignored the historic value. Obviously, life goes on, after all. At home, we ignore successfully, what seems to … Continued
Due to the weather, we left earlier than planned. But we were still lucky, as the weather gods gave as a couple of hours to explore beautiful Burgundy! You can drive the way from Provence to Frankfurt at once, but … Continued