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Tourist Attractions In Frankfurt Am Main
Frankfurt may not be known as a tourist city, but the city for stressed business people. Frankfurt was heavily destroyed during the bombings of WWII, much of the old settlement was lost. Now a lot is rebuilt and well worth a visit to feel the new cozy atmosphere. More
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Heroes Square In Budapest
The Heroes Square in Budapest is one of the most famous of the city’s landmarks. Located at the end of a wide boulevard, Heroes Square is classified as a world heritage site since 1987. Most distinguished is the Millennium Monument. More
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Get To Know The Old Town Of Vilnius – Lithuania’s Capital
Lithuania’s capital Vilnius has long been overlooked, but it is a beautiful old city in size with Gothenburg, which should not be missed. It offers a relatively unexplored city experience where living costs are cheap and the history is constantly present. More
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Lazy Day in Stegeborg – Sweden
Stegeborg is located just outside Norrköping, at Bråviken inlet. It includes a port tavern, camping, cable ferry and the castle ruin “Stegeborg”. More
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Schönbrunn Palace – Best Attraction In Vienna?
Schönbrunn Palace is attraction number one in Vienna. Spanish Riding School and St. Stephen’s Cathedral got a high class, but nothing beats Schönbrunn. Magnificent, beautiful and Austria’s most visited attraction. Welcome! More
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Frauenkirche Dresden – More Beautiful Than Ever
The most famous building in Dresden is Frauenkirche, the cathedral. It was destroyed during the Allied bombings but has been rebuilt to its former glory. More
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Carlsberg Brewery In Copenhagen
You pay 80 Danish kroner at the entrance. In your hand, you get the entrance ticket and two drink coupons. Now you can start the visit. Welcome to the Carlsberg Brewery in Copenhagen. More
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BMW Welt In Munich
If you’re in Munich and at least know what a BMW is, the BMW Welt is a given stop. Here are all together at one place; Exhibition Hall, museum and the gigantic factory area with over 11,000 employees. Have a look! More
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Hofbräuhaus Munich – The World’s Most Famous Beer Hall
The world’s most famous beer hall is in Munich and it’s crowded every day of the week. No trip to Munich is complete without drinking beer at Hofbräuhaus München. More
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Who’s Watching Kassel? Hercules Of Course!
A gigantic Hercules has since 1717 gazed over the German city of Kassel. From a height of 526 meters above the sea, he keeps constantly an eye over the city of Kassel with 193,000 inhabitants. More
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The Mysterious Ale Stones
The old fishing village Kåseberga is now southern Sweden’s jewel in the summer. In addition to the idyllic village, it also has the impressive thousands of years old stone ship – Ale’s Stones. More
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Brandenburger Gate – The No. 1 Sight in Berlin
Welcome to Berlin! The city gate Brandenburg Gate is one of Germany’s most famous buildings, and absolutely crawling with tourists who comparing its significance with the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. More
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