The Walls of Dubrovnik are what makes the Croatian city so special. Although the Old Town is relatively small, the view from above can change with every meter. The Dubrovnik City Walls not only offer spectacular views of Dubrovnik but give you an idea of its very special charm, that made it so popular to thousands of visitors each year.
Italian ice cream like chocolate, vanilla, stracciatella – there is no trip to Italy without tons of this delicious treat. The famous Gelateria Pepino in Turin certainly offers the best gelato of the city, perhaps even the best of Italy. I put that to the test: with a 5-course Italian ice cream tasting.
Looking for a romantic Mediterranean town with cobbled stone streets, petit restaurants and sundowner bars hidden in rocks at the sea? Welcome to my Guide to Dubrovnik in the very south of Croatia!
Stockholm, the capital of Scandinavia, has a wide range of places of interest – especially some really good museums. This article gives you a small selection of worthy Stockholm museums or exhibitions for cold or rainy days. And believe me, Sweden has a lot of it.
Summer, sun and long party nights: Bulgaria is known as a cheap holiday destination for sun lovers and party crowds at the Bulgarian Black Sea coast.
But listen up! The country has much more to offer. Those who avoid the tourist hotspots are overwhelmed by a magical Bulgaria, which surprises in many ways. Examples? Here are 15 facts proving that Bulgaria is more than the perfect destination for a beach party and holiday.
A visit to the Pere Lachaise Cemetery is a must when traveling to Paris. See the final resting places of Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Chopin or Colette and stroll along tree-lined cobblestone streets. But most of all: better don’t get lost with my top 10 tips for a visit to the Pere Lachaise cemetery.
The Xampanyeria Barcelona are loud, messy and simply wonderful. But the best cava bars in Barcelona are certainly not what one would commonly understand by a champagne bar. And yet they are the right bohemian rooms. A mixture of snack bar, chic restaurant and lots of Catalan socializing.
But which one is the best Cava Bar in Barcelona? Opinions differ on this question. I put the best-known title contenders to the test. With loads of Jamón, Tapas and Cava. Vamos!
I recently spent some sunny days in Turin, a surprisingly diverse city in northern Italy, where I discovered something most visitors simply run past: the beautiful doors. Whether in the palace, government buildings, or at private homes, I was quickly reminded of the picturesque doors of Rome: heavy, wooden and colorful. True true storytellers of bygone centuries – finally, most have survived times of war, diseases and poverty.
While wandering through the narrow alleyways and huge boulevards of Turin, I was able to portrait some of the most remarkable doors of the city. Come in!
I created the hashtag #turintolove for Turismo Torino e Provincia without ever being in Turin, Italy. High time to go there myself and put this bold message to the test. What I discovered was a place between proud industry and pretty idyll. A major Italian city that makes it easy for visitors to fall in love with. Because Turin is …
“Why the hell is there a hole in the roof?” That is what comes to your mind when stepping into one of Rome’s most remarkable examples of Roman architecture: the Pantheon.
