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•A Concise History of the Berlin Wall
For 40 years, the Communist regimes in Eastern Europe created the impression of being deathless. The Iron Curtain began to collapse in 1989 and in just one year, countries have left communism one after another, like domino pieces.
The symbol of the Cold War, Berlin Wall has been called the physical representation of the Iron Curtain. For 28 years, the enormous construction separated in two a city - Berlin and a country - Germany. The fall of the Berlin Wall is the most important symbol of...
•A Journey to Sauerland Means Invariably a Satisfying Choice
Whether you are setting out a short or long excursion to Sauerland or you are just taking a cheap bus into the land of 1.000 hills because you wish some exercise, you will realize that here each stay is worthwhile.
Sauerland offers travelers handful of chances, in spite of the fact that it is sunny season or wintertime. Each summer you have the chance of taking prolonged hikes, entertain yourself with bath sessions in some of the most sublime European lakes or put your muscles to work while...
•A Few Entertaining Places to Visit in Stralsund
The classy city of Stralsund is placed in a picturesque landscape, near the Isle of Ruegen (Stralsund has become known as the Gateway to Rugen), Usedom and Hiddensee. It is an essential historical legacy and a rich cultural center, intriguing more than 1,5 million visitors each year with its incredible touristic attractions.
The Stralsund Sea Museum, also known as Ozeaneum, is one of the most entertaining places to be if you are visiting Stralsund. The museum hosts remarkable collection of...
•Berlin The Capital of The Modern World
The impressive Berlin can't be described in only several pages. The German capital can display much more than what a traveler may experience in one or even two weeks of recreation. To have a somewhat proper idea about Berlin, it is enough to say that it has a surface of roughly 900 square kilometers, it receives 850.000 visitors each year and offers 172 museums and palaces, 50 theaters, over 200 clubs and discotheques, 3 zoos, tens of lakes, beaches, parks, art galleries, operas and...
•Why Is Austria a Country That You Should Visit
When you say Austria you almost immediately think about winter sports and civilization. These are the best two terms that can suitably describe this attractive country. Austria is located in Central Europe, surrounded by Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Slovenia and Italy.
Austria is one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations due to its historic cities, awesome mountain panoramas and superior ski resorts. Along with Switzerland, Austria has been...
•Welcome to Baden Baden
Baden Baden is a town in South-West Germany that is quite captivating to people because of its famous spas. “Baden” means “bath” in German, so Baden Baden is seemingly the ultimate spa-city on earth! Just joking, naturally, but in all jokes there’s a little bit of truth. This little city is a spa-tourist’s paradise.
The natural outflows in the county are to blame for the current prestige of this town. They have been famous for hundreds and hundreds...
•A Few Important Reasons Why Cologne Is Worth Touring
Besides history and culture, Cologne is also one of the German cuisine's champions. From brewers honorable as age and tradition, with the influential Kolsch beer and the distinct city delicatessen, to luxurious restaurants, you will find more than 3000 special regions in the entire city.
Here, the highlight is on heritage and quality, but you will also find specialties of international culinary art, at great standards but prices to match. Life here is like food: multicolored, fun, hard to...
•Some Facts about Golfing in Austria
Before you wonder why golf? it would be appreciated if you know what golf means. To characterize golf in elementary words would mean to say that it's a sport where you try to move a small white ball from one place to another using metallic clubs. The main goal of this game is to drive the ball to a hole with the least possible number of ball hits. There are a total of 18 greens on a golf course, scattered on about 60 ha. The distance between two greens is generally between 100 and 600...
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