There are places in Berlin that you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Diener Tattersall is an institution, a way of life, an original Berlin pub in the heart of Charlottenburg.
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There are places in Berlin that you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Diener Tattersall is an institution, a way of life, an original Berlin pub in the heart of Charlottenburg.
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Westerwolde, a region located in the northern part of the Netherlands in the province of Groningen, is a true paradise for nature lovers and adventurers. This enchanting area, which borders Germany, is known for its lush fields and idyllic villages.
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There’s something magical about the desert for me, something unknown, something I want to experience. During our trip to Oman, the time had come: we went to the Wahiba Sands.
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Leipziger is famous for its Leipziger Gose. Gose is brewed in various specialized breweries in and around Leipzig and is a rather unexpected experience in terms of taste.
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Berlin is not only the capital of the Federal Republic of Germany, but also an independent federal state. Around 3.4 million people live here in the area of the Spree and Havel rivers. Many visitors are enthusiastic about a city trip to Berlin every year.
Everyone knows the beers that come from the Pilsner Urquell brewery and many visitors to Pilsen come to the city for this very reason. But there are other beers from Pilsen that should not go unnoticed. The Raven brewery produces flavourful APA, IPA and lager beers, but no pilsner!
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The hike is just under 6 kilometres long and took us from Hallerndorf to Willersdorf. Of course, not without making stops at breweries or cellars along the way.
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A microbrewery reopened in 2015 is located on the grounds of the monastery in Plasy. The Plasy brewery continues the brewing tradition of the monastery on site. I felt very comfortable there, and not just from a culinary point of view.
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A funicular connects Como and Brunate. Hundreds of tourists per day use this cable car to get to the little village in the mountains.
As this trip to Verona had been planned for a long time, we started looking for accommodation almost three quarters of a year beforehand. There were not too many criteria that our dream flat in Verona had to fulfil, but for us it was important to have free Wi-Fi access, as we were dependent on an internet connection during the trip.
Some time has passed before I came back to Lucca. This time without crutches and with Patrick – so we could catch up on everything I couldn’t experience during the last visit. At the top of my wish list was a visit to the Torre Guinigi.
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What a sight! A sea of black lava, mountains with crumbling peaks, ragged magma boulders and sandy plains as far as the eye can see. We are in the Timanfaya National Park and are about to discover the fiery mountains of Lanzarote.
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For Berlin it’s the BER airport, for Barcelona, it’s the Sagrada Familia. A never-ending, massive construction project!
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The heart and focal point of all tourists in Córdoba is the Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba, which translated means Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba. Behind it hides one of the most impressive buildings I have seen so far.
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