Polaroid of the week: Giants in the Spree River, Berlin
The three giant molecule men catch my attention every time we cross the Oberbaum Bridge or Elsenbridge on our bicycles. The 100-foot (30m) high sculpture was erected in 1999 by …
The three giant molecule men catch my attention every time we cross the Oberbaum Bridge or Elsenbridge on our bicycles. The 100-foot (30m) high sculpture was erected in 1999 by …
Reflections seem appropriate as the end of our month in Berlin comes to an end…this week’s Polaroid was caught in the one day of rain this sunny summer month.
This week’s Polaroid looks at the intricate design found throughout Berlin, plus some simple but important travel advice.
I’ve had a splendid time in Berlin (as usual!) last week, and exploring a neighborhood I didn’t know well yet plus the wonderful fall colors made my trip even better.
In my new series, I am introducing you to lesser known tourist destinations in Germany – places that are hidden gems because of their natural beauty but still not overrun with tourists.
Happy New Year from Berlin! I spent the past week in one of my favorite cities in the world, enjoying Christmas markets, and eating and drinking my way through Berlin.
Last week I got to return to one of my favorite countries in the world: Italy! Not only did I ate copious amounts of pasta, but I also walked the historic Via Amerina to Rome.
This menacing concrete slab stretched for over 100 miles in Berlin, something we’ve been focused on learning more about during our stay in the city.
On our trip to Wales, we discovered a country of contrasts as Wales balances modern urban chic with 11 million sheep and 750 miles of gorgeous shores.
24 hours in Dublin isn’t enough time, but at least it gives you a taste of the city. These tips lay down the basics to a fun, if jam-packed day in the Irish capital.