When we speak of individual cities, we tend to group them under the very country where they are located. For example, when we talk about Berlin, we tend to put them under the same impressions when we think of Germany. This creates expectations that might not be met once you…
Biking has gone a long way from being just a mode of transportation during the 19th century in Europe. From the “Running Machine” that Barl Karl von Drais invented in Germany to the Rover Safety bicycles that inspired the modern bicycles, biking is now a famous hobby and sport enjoyed…
A word about fortifications Medieval fortifications were used as a military defensive tactic used in Europe after the fall of the Western Roman Empire and up until the Renaissance Period. It was a popular strategy that worked in many cases. As a proof, their almost intact structures can be admired…
Dear independent traveler, since you decided to hit the road this year, we would like to contribute with some suggestions. Here are 14 special small European towns and villages to visit this year! Some of these travel destinations were part of our experiences on the road, other are taken from our…
New perspectives are always a part of the seemingly almighty traveling experience. Without taking things lightly, these breathtaking skywalks and viewing platforms around the world will give you a genuine feel of what it’s like to be “walking on sunshine”. [adsenseyu2] Just imagine speed running up a mountain (unfortunately some…
The quest: 20,000 km – 120 days – 16 countries – 3 friends – 3 wheels – 2 electric batteries – 1 solar panel Today we want to share with you this daring idea that came from 3 adventurous students: to travel from Bangkok to Toulouse in an electric vehicle (Tuk…
Narrow cobbled streets, warm colors and tiny half-timber homes make up the lively medieval village of Handwerkerhof in Nuremberg, Germany. A dynamic craftsmen’s haven sheltered by Nuremberg’s old walls, this tiny refuge is nourishment for the traveler’s constantly-pursuing senses. The story of this pretty settlement goes back to the 15th…
Located not far from the Austrian town of Innsbruck, in Southern Germany, Mittenwald is an alpine getaway beautifully known as “the Village of a Thousand Violins”. The story behind this name goes back to the 17th century, when the Klotz family begun working their magic for producing fine strings instruments.…
Brace yourself! Christmas is coming! The cold outside fits perfectly with a cup of mulled wine and a good story. They say children are the happiest during winter holidays, but let`s face it: deep down our soul a child is always playing hide and seek. The magic of Christmas lies…
Bringing nature into your home can be easier than you think. It`s not about planting trees in the middle of your hallway, but more about creating that feeling of freedom you have when you are somewhere out there, with no worries to cloud your day. With no further ado, here…