DoubleTree by Hilton Krakow Hotel & Convention Center
by In late March 2025, I spent three nights in Krakow. This time, I opted for a hotel, which haven’t stayed in before. The DoubleTree by …
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Spyscape New York
The world of spies and espionage is a hidden, but fascinating topic for many people. Spyscape in New York City is pleasing that demand of …
Munich Airport (MUC) Visitor Park (Besucherpark)
After I already took you on a Visitor Tour through Munich Airport (MUC) in a previous post, here is another one about exploring Germany’s second …
Motorworld Cologne – Rheinland & Michael Schumacher Private Collection
The 2025 Rock of Ages shows in Cologne (I visited all of them…) gave me the opportunity to have a closer look at one of the …
The National Aquarium Abu Dhabi
The United Arab Emirates are developing that rapidly – any time you go there, there is something new (or something you have missed the last …
Berlin Charite Medical History Museum
The Charité is one of the most famous and best hospitals in Germany. It is driven by the two key Berlin universities, the Humboldt University and the Freie …
Torshavn Cathedral (Pictured Story)
One of the most iconic buildings in the Faroese capital Torshavn is indeed the Torshavn Cathedral. Named Havnar Kirkja (“Harbor Church”) or Domkirkjan (“Cathedral Church”) in …
Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
I like public transport of all kinds. Thus, I was really happy that I finally made it to the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum during my February …
Hilton Garden Inn Malaga
As part of my mileage run in late January 2025, I had a night at the Hilton Garden Inn Malaga. The hotel was a rather …
Novotel Bern Expo
Covering all four matches of the Swiss Floorball Cup Finals in February 2025 required me having two nights in Bern, one before and one after …
Hotel 1001 Nott (Egilsstadir, Iceland)
I hate when I simply don’t make it to fit in reviews in time. This review, for example, is based on the Icelandic Ring Road …
Echternach Villa Romana / Roman Villa
Some 2,000 years ago, the Romans controlled a wider range of Europe. They even made it to (nowadays) Luxemborurg. One of the still existing witnesses …