Tag Archives: Germany
Beyond Berlin Impressions – Part 3
Yesterday we left Berlin and did a bit of improvised exploring!
Berlin Impressions – Part 2
On our second day, we stayed away from the center of Berlin and the big touristic attractions.
Berlin Impressions – Part 1
I took 150 pictures during our first day. These are some that I have already edited. And I have to admit that I have fallen in love with Berlin.
On the road again!
Tomorrow Lars and I will be on the road again. This time our destination is Berlin, a city I have wished to visit for ages. But last Saturday our plans … Continue reading
Last Trip of 2012 – Stumbling on the Maginot Line
After dinner Lars and I decided to go for a drive and went to the southeast of Metz. We had no particular destination in mind and hoped that we could … Continue reading
Monuments of another war
Whenever Lars and I see a war monument, we are quick to think that it probably refers to World War I. Or World War II. Or even both. Not so … Continue reading
Going back via the German Moselle – Cosy times at Walter J. Oster
It’s not only because of the very good wines that Walter J. Oster has stolen our hearts. The personnel is very friendly and helpful, also in English. And as I … Continue reading
Going back via the German Moselle – Our favorite winery
Staying away from the German Moselle and Bruttig-Fankel in particular is very hard, but skipping a visit to our favorite winery is simply impossible. I am referring to Walter J. … Continue reading
Going back via the German Moselle – Bruttig-Fankel
How could we stay away from our favorite village? This is also a very old place, according to Wikipedia: The oldest evidence of settlers in the area is the very … Continue reading
Going back via the German Moselle – Roman graves
After having spent one day in the Eifel, Lars and I had a choice. We could go on exploring the Eifel the next day or go to our favorite region … Continue reading
A Visit to the Eifel – Adler und Wolfspark: The Wolves
Around the ruins of the castle is the Wolf Canyon. Every day at 15h30 you can see how the wolves are fed, which is a spectacular sight. Unfortunately, we had … Continue reading
