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München

Discover Some of Munich’s Quirkiest Attractions

4 December, 2016

Munich: famous for the Glockenspiel, Marienplatz, Viktualienmarkt, Nymphenburgh Palace and, of course, the Hofbräuhaus and Oktoberfest. Finished taking notes? All those places (and plenty more) are definitely on the “must-do” list, but once you’ve ticked them all off, drunk the steins and posed for the obligatory selfies to prove it, why not take a deep breath and dive into some of the city’s quirkier attractions?

Augsburg

Visiting Augsburg with Children

6 November, 2016

Just because you’ve got a young family doesn’t mean you have to give up your annual trip abroad – in fact, it’s even more important to your collective sanity! What it does mean, however, is that while you certainly don’t have to go entirely mainstream, you do have to choose your destination with the children in mind. A traditional bucket and spade beach holiday always goes down well, but for something a little different, Augsburg, in the German state of Bavaria, has everything you’re looking for.

Dining Out in Augsburg

13 August, 2016

While as one of Germany’s oldest cities Augsburg is rich with historical attractions, seasoned travellers know that the true heart and soul of a destination can be discovered not just in its museums and cultural sites, but through the rich traditions of its gastronomic heritage. And, let’s face it – getting to know this charming Bavarian beauty through a few of its best eateries sounds like quite a tasty proposition, doesn’t it? Ratskeller Oozing authenticity and emanating some of the most delicious aromas in the city, you’ll find Ratskeller in an ambient location in the basement of the town hall.

Nuremberg

Nuremberg Shore Excursions

9 August, 2016

The Bavarian city of Nuremberg is best known for its dark legacy of having been the venue for Nazi Party conventions in the lead up to the Second World War. Known as the ‘Nuremberg rallies’ these events were crucial to Adolf Hitler in spreading Nazi propaganda. In 1945 the British and American Air Forces carried out a systematic bombardment of the city which destroyed almost all of Nuremberg’s historic centre. An estimated 6000 people were killed in the air raids.

Alemania

Country Profile: Germany

15 July, 2016

Introduction Germany’s elegant capital, Berlin, reveals a creative, liberal city at the helm of a country that’s overcome a turbulent history to become one of the most exciting and accessible destinations in Europe. Other major cities like Munich, Frankfurt, Cologne and Hamburg hum with a palpable undertone of art and culture, while the bucolic charm of Bavaria, the Rhine Valley and the Black Forest provides an enchanting tip of the scales. What To Do In Berlin you can stand under the shadow of the Brandenburg Gate, where history was made just a few decades ago, and experience the cool, creative

Constance

A Breath of Fresh Mountain Air in Lake Constance

8 July, 2016

Nestled in the mountains on the border between Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, Lake Constance is an Alpine postcard come to life. Central Europe’s third-largest lake has long attracted holidaymakers to its shores, which are ringed with small towns and villages, vineyards, beaches, orchards, and Alpine foothills. This natural summer playground offers all the outdoor attractions and activities you expect from a holiday to the Alpine countryside, but also has no shortage of cultural landmarks. If you want the ideal blend of fresh mountain air and European culture, Lake Constance is calling your name. What to Do Zeppelin Museum, Friedrichshafen Visit

Berlin

Discover Berlin’s Best Gay Bars!

4 July, 2016

“’Ich bin schwul, und das ist auch gut so!” First spoken by Berlin’s then-mayor in 2001, this sentence (“I’m gay, and that’s just fine!”) neatly encapsulates the city’s gay-friendly philosophy. Berlin’s nightlife and EDM scene are famous across Europe, and the city also caters spectacularly well to its gay residents and visitors in the form of gay-friendly clubs and bars, as well as an all-around welcoming atmosphere. Daytime in Berlin is equally fascinating, as it’s a diverse, cosmopolitan city that’s very much in touch with traditional German culture as well as other cultures. There is plenty of historical sightseeing to

Köln

Cruising Through Cologne

1 May, 2016

You’ve scrimped, saved, and sacrificed for decades. You’ve worked overtime, skipped weekends, passed on treats and splurges – so now what? For many couples adjusting to retirement, the simple answer is: travel. With a tidy nest egg saved up, you don’t have to backpack or couch-surf like a twenty-something. Rather, many fellow mature travellers like to turn to river cruises – particularly in Europe – for their comfort, convenience, and culture-packed itineraries. For cruises on one of Europe’s most magnificent waterways, the Rhine, the journey is a gateway to the wonders of Germany. You can be sure you’ll be making

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