Tucked between towering mountains and a mirror-like lake, Hallstatt is so surreal that you feel like stepping into a fairy tale.
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Basel: A Centre of Art and Architecture
Nestled in the heart of Europe, Basel has long been a cultural centre. The city is known for its art museums and beautiful architectures.
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Hanover: A Closer Look at the Capital of Lower Saxony
Despite its “hi-tech” identity, Hanover is full of history and cultural charms which are only visible to those with patience and a keen eye.
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Salzburg: The Stage in the Alpine Foothills
With an incredibly beautiful Old Town setting against the backdrop of the majestic Alps, Salzburg is a perfect stage for any show.
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Burgundy: More Than Just Wine
Wine is not the only thing you can find in fertile Burgundy. The region offers various cultural experiences, from history to culinary art.
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Hohenzollern Castle: The Legacy of a Mighty Dynasty
Burg Hohenzollern is one of Germany’s most imposing castles. It’s an architectural masterpiece of the 19th century and a must-see when visiting Baden-Württemberg.
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Stockholm: Summer Days in Swedish Capital
Summer is a prime time to visit Stockholm. The capital of Sweden starts to blossom after months of cold weather and short hours of sunlight.
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Nantes: Encounter with a Unique Elephant
Les Machines de I’île is a unique artistic project in Nantes – a collection of experimental machines that imitate insects, and animals.
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Sylt and Rügen: The Tale of Two Seas
The coast of Germany is the tale of two seas. On the northwest, there is the fierce North Sea dotted with wind-whipped offshore islands, like glamorous Sylt. On the northeast, the Baltic Sea is milder and boasts Germany’s largest island – the Rügen.
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Cracow: The Ancient Capital of Poland
Being the capital of the ancient Polish Kingdom, Krakow is permeated with a royal atmosphere. It’s filled with historic and visual wonders.
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The Familiar Nicknames of Bologna
La Rossa, La Dotta, and La Grassa are the most familiar nicknames to Bologna as they present the prominent features of this wonderful city.
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Bergpark Wilhemshöhe: An Extraordinary Garden
It’s easy to spend a day in Bergpark Wilhemshöhe, exploring castles, watching the water features, or wandering in the lush green forest.
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Cologne: In Search of the Legendary Scent
I guess most of us have seen the words Eau de Cologne at least once. But have you ever wonder where these words came from?
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Lake Como: The Jewel of Lombardy
An idyllic scenery where deep blue lake set in the shadow of snow-covered Alps, Lake Como is an ideal getaway destination for the Milaneses.
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