The Brest Fortress is for sure one of the best sights in Belarus. I would say that this is one of the most impressive monuments of the Second World War of them all. Follow me around the Brest Fortress, and we will also go off the beaten track. (more…)
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…)
Brest, Брэст, Brześć, and Берестя – A beloved child has many names. Welcome to a pretty big city with almost 350.000 inhabitants and the border to Poland. (more…)
Imagine a chapel built of skulls. The skull chapel really exists and is located in Poland. It’s a big sight and if you pass the town of Kłodzko, this is a must-see. (more…)
The town Police in Northwestern Poland is really boring if you compare to nearby cities. But what to see here and why is it boring? Read on! (more…)
There is a lot to see in Budapest and the Buda Castle is one of the most popular. It offers a world heritage site since 1987 and stunning views of the city. (more…)
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…)
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…)
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…)
Stegeborg is located just outside Norrköping, at Bråviken inlet. It includes a port tavern, camping, cable ferry and the castle ruin “Stegeborg”.