Located in the Baltic Sea, Aero is one of the most beautiful islands of Denmark. With a rural charm, the island is a combination of 18th-century houses and cottages, colorful beach huts, rustic farms, and windy hills. I think it’s a perfect destination if you want to let behind all the city […]
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Brazil is a very diverse country, and this also reflects on its culinary scene. African, European and Indian influences are melting together with the native foods to create some delicious and unique dishes: Pão de Queijo Pão de Queijo originates from the southern region of Minas Gerais, and it’s a […]
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Porto is traditional Portugal at its finest: architectural treasures, delicious food, narrow cobbled streets, late evenings on the Douro river with a glass of Porto wine, friendly people, and a laid-back atmosphere. This Portuguese city brings together so much history and culture, wrapped together in a “dolce far niente” way […]
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White sand beaches framed by palm trees and mountains in the background, lush tropical forests, colonial architecture, ice-cold Caipirinhas, endless sunshine, and friendly people who still have “joie de vivre” – these are just some of the reasons why Rio de Janeiro has its unique fascination. Rio de Janeiro – […]
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Visiting San Francisco doesn’t always come cheap, but there are still plenty of fantastic ways to have some fun without spending even a single penny. Here are my top ten tips – read on and discover what you can do for free in San Francisco. Visit Golden Gate Bridge Golden […]
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Located on the river Pegnitz, Nuremberg (Nürnberg) is the second largest city in Bavaria and the unofficial capital of Franconia. Famous for many things – the old medieval castle, the gingerbread, and the Christmas Market – Nuremberg is, above all these, a lovely place stuffed with architectural wonders, worthy of […]
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Christmas Markets are one of my favorite places to try new festive foods and discover the culinary style of a new country; they are the perfect place to find traditional specialties, tasty dishes, and comforting foods. A mug of Gluhwein and a gingerbread cookie are not just a way to […]
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Christmas is very loved in Berlin, and so are the Christmas Markets. Most of them open at the end of November and go up to Christmas, in a wide variety of locations (city squares, old castles, woods, on rooftops), each offering something unique. There are more than 60 markets through […]
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California Cuisine shows the ethnical diversity of the people who make up this state. It mixes fresh ingredients, vegetables, fresh cheeses, grilled meat, fish and seafood, nuts, and various cross-cultural dishes influenced by other international cuisines: Mexican, Chinese, and European. *This post contains affiliate links, meaning I may earn a […]
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Geographically speaking, San Franciso isn’t quite big. Only 49 square miles, which makes it easy to visit and discover. But in these 49 square miles, you will find a lot of attractions and things to do and to see, but, most of all, a lot of experiences to try. The […]
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It’s the middle of November, and still no snow. But here, in Germany, you can feel that Christmas is approaching. In the country of Christmas Markets, the winter season attracts every year a lot of visitors who want to see and discover the traditional Christmas Markets, wander around wooden decorated […]
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You are leaving the City of Angels and hit the road with one destination in mind: Vegas, the City of Sins. You can cover the distance from Los Angeles to Las Vegas in 4 hours, but what about slowing down a little, and enjoy the road, because traveling is not […]
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I always wanted to travel across the United States and take one of these American classic road trips, but I had no idea this will happen so unexpectedly this year. After moving to Germany, and some short trips around Berlin and some others in Europe, I’ve been dreaming of spending this […]
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