As a large country in Europe, Germany is one of the most important cultural and economic centers on the continent and has 82,8 million inhabitants. (more…)
Tag - Baltic Sea
Outside the city, Oxelösund in Sweden lies the Femore Fortress which provides a unique insight into the everyday life of the cold war and nowadays its open to visitors. Until 1997, the Fortress had the code name “Battery OD”, and here 70 people could stay for up to a month in the event of war. (more…)
The most affordable way to go by car to Poland from Sweden or Norway is via Karlskrona to Gdynia. Stenaline operates the route and three departures per day are available. What happens on board and what can you do on the boat? (more…)
Lübeck is a city in northern Germany with parts of the city center classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s worth a stop.
Stegeborg is located just outside Norrköping, at Bråviken inlet. It includes a port tavern, camping, cable ferry and the castle ruin “Stegeborg”.
On the beaches of the Baltic Sea are today remnants of what would constitute a defense in a war. A war in which, in the worst cases, nuclear weapons could decide the winner. Welcome to Liepaja in Latvia – And the former closed military city Karosta!
Estonia’s capital Tallinn has in recent years emerged as a gem at the Baltic Sea. The reason is the Old Town, beautifully restored buildings, proximity to the sea and great prices. But in winter, do you really want to go here? Find out!
Once again in Poland. A country with a dramatic history that has left its traces, even on the most beautiful sandy beaches. Here are old bunkers with remains of guns with devastating firepower.