If you nowadays look at the map of Cyprus, you won’t find any rail-driven vehicles. However, the country did have quite an interesting rail transport and travel history. A small museum is still reminding of this era. Here is the…

If you nowadays look at the map of Cyprus, you won’t find any rail-driven vehicles. However, the country did have quite an interesting rail transport and travel history. A small museum is still reminding of this era. Here is the…
Damn, it is already four years… And it is more than 2,750 postings since then. On 25th February 2018, I started regular posts on Flyctory.com. The first ones might be rather poor – and the initial generation of reviews does…
Traveling by rail is typically a bit of an extra adventure: the reliability is low, compared to other European countries. The network is in a rather poor state and on top of that rail strikes are not too uncommon. Thus,…
Wow, it’s already half a dozen of episodes. This time, I start my Food I Had Onboard posting with two flights in December 2022, followed by my first flights in 2023. Hope you enjoy my thoughts about munching above the…
What a day – on 14th January 2023, I traveled through all 16 German states in a 24 hour train ride. During this rail trip, I did not only pass or visit the eleven largest cities, but also the Premium…
AIthough has just been a day trip, but I just felt it is too long to tell the story of my one day trip on 14th January 2023 in one post. Finally, I decided to do the trip report in…
Okay, I give in: this trip is weird. While people typically feel that I am “just” a die hard aviation nerd, I also love rail travel. And I collect points at bahn bonus, the frequent traveler program of Deutsche Bahn, the…
Even though people typically think that I am an aviation nerd “only”, I am in general very interested in any kind of public transport systems. I especially love to explore rail-driven transport, regardless if they are trams/streetcars, mountain rails or…