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Karahantepe is one of the most important archaeological sites in the world and is located in the Şanlıurfa region of Turkey. Considered the "sister" of the famous Göbekli Tepe, this historical site offers insights into a time more than 11,000 year...
This is what chess grandmaster Anna Muzy…
Our current location, Saranda, is also t…
If you want to stay in Saranda for a few…
We had heard several times about the GR …
Words have the ability to touch hearts -…
10-09-2019
A trade fair visit should always lead to new discoveries in the areas of interes...
24-05-2019
After heavy rain showers of the last days there was something like blue sky and ...
16-05-2019
With the handover of the BTurtle, the mini-caravan for bicycles, about 3 weeks a...
10-09-2023 | Hits:1549
Anyone who, like us, initially thinks that in Apolda there are only bluebells, w...
07-06-2022 | Hits:7065
After our walk through the fishing village of Greetsiel, we went back to Emden, ...
26-11-2016 | Hits:50288
Our motivation to the open air together with the interest in the visit of a flea...
11-11-2021 | Hits:2813
Our stay in Kitzingen should also lead to a day trip that Brita and her friend G...
26-12-2017 | Hits:15435
All over Turkey you will see these blue wall eyes, called Nazar Boncugu. In Arab...
21-12-2013 | Hits:6289
Apart from the huge harbours of Izmir and Istanbul there are small and medium si...
03-07-2017 | Hits:7759
Together with Lake Baikal and Lake Tanganyika, Lake Ohrid is one of the oldest a...
09-07-2024 | Hits:34950
Tirana, the capital of Albania, lies on the west side of Mount Dajti on the tran...
24-06-2019 | Hits:5042
Today an imposing city on the Baltic Sea, Gdynia was a real village until 1918. ...
26-01-2018 | Hits:3804
This year, Hungary was partner country of the CMT in Stuttgart and as our Centra...
17-12-2016 | Hits:47179
After a few days of organizational office work in Germany, we supposed to go via...
22-08-2017 | Hits:5261
In the first part of the pedestrian zone of Cheb, formerly called Eger, the typi...
