The Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur has deeply won my heart. I really loved being in the country during my two recent trips. The city and the country is full of interesting sights. In February 2024, I spent some time there…
Museum of Public Transport of Wallonia
During a trip to Liege / Luik in Belgium, i took a short detour from a shopping mall to visit the Musée des Transports en commun de Wallonie. The “Museum of Public Transport of Wallonia” (almost anything in Belgium is split…
Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart
Germany is famous for its car manufacturers. With Porsche and Mercedes, Stuttgart is likely one of the key cities car fans think about when it comes to German cars. While I already introduced you to the Porsche Museum, I just…
Mythos Mozart (Vienna)
Vienna is full of places with references to composers and musicians. Big names like Beethoven spent time of their life their. The most famous and popular Vienna classical artist very likely, however, is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The exhibition Mythos Mozart…
German American Heritage Museum (Washington D.C.)
As I am traveling to the United States rather frequently and also love to follow Feli from Germany (formerly German Girl in America), I am very interested in German-American history, relations and cultural differences. While being in Washington D.C. in April 2024,…
Tampa Bay Automobile Museum
I still have quite a backlog of reviews of attractions I visited during my recent trips to Florida. Time to reduce that list at least a little bit. In this posting, I take you to the Tampa Bay Automobile Museum.…
Museum Speelklok (Musical Box Museum) Utrecht
During my most recent trip to Utrecht, I unfortunately did not have too much time to explore the city. Apart from a walk through the picturesque place, I at least visited the Museum Speelklok, a museum about musical boxes. Here…
Money Museum (Kansas City)
While I already took you to some key attractions of Kansas City, the local Money Museum is likely not on the very top of your list. However, the good location and free admission might turn it to an interesting spot…