Ischia, a picturesque island nestled in the Gulf of Naples, and an hour ferry ride from the city, stands as a peaceful and often overlooked vacation destination.
Burg Rheinstein, located in the Rhein Valley, is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. This castle is a Spornburg, meaning it’s a summit castle flanked by cliffs.
Hamburg blends maritime heritage with modern culture into a vibrant, livable city.
From the Bremen Town Musicians to the charming streets of Hinter der Balge and the dynamic Böttcherstraße, Bremen proved to be a city where history comes alive.
The Reichsburg Cochem, perched on a vineyard-covered hill at the town’s edge, is a sight to enjoy.
Nürnberg offers a rich blend of history, culture, and a strong sense of local identity that makes it a memorable destination.
Aschaffenburg, though not overflowing with attractions, offers a sweet glimpse into regional German culture.
Köln is renowned for its Kölner Dom and its significance along the Rhein River. It’s also one of Germany’s most diverse cities and a hub for LGBTQ+ activities.
With its picturesque old town and the iconic ruins of Heidelberger Schloss overlooking the Neckar River, Heidelberg charmed me with its romantic, historic beauty.
London is a city with much to admire, but for me, it’s more enjoyable as a place to visit rather than to immerse myself in.