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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 …
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08-05-2024
Although we had only just roughly cleaned the e-bikes (the forest paths on the F...
19-07-2018
With great excitement and interest in the meeting with the blogger and image fil...
04-08-2023
Located in the Dutch municipality of Zaanstad, the Zaanse Schans is a small, tra...
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After the first talks about places of interest in the area, the owner of the cam...
07-03-2023 | Hits:2048
Anyone traveling through Friesland / East Friesland as a tourist will occasional...
27-06-2021 | Hits:3152
In his work, created around the middle of the 2nd century AD, Ptolemy calls the ...
16-07-2017 | Hits:85539
During extensive canal construction work in 1948, the remains of the tribunal ho...
23-11-2023 | Hits:32030
Of course, our first visit to Skopje, the state capital of Macedonia should also...
27-07-2017 | Hits:3974
In and around Shkodra, the Albanian habitual right, often referred to as Kanun, ...
20-09-2016 | Hits:10309
After an extensive tour of ancient Delphi in the afternoon and one stormy night ...
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After the somewhat tricky descent from the heights of the Pindos due to the many...
19-11-2020 | Hits:2488
On the road again in Poland, we had been looking for accommodation in the vicini...
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After some informative days at the New Danube campground in Vienna, we drove alo...
13-06-2024 | Hits:803
Our trip to Gdansk began with a family reunion at Oliva Park Adam Mickiewicz, fo...
01-10-2023 | Hits:1412
The first point of our sightseeing program was scheduled early the next morning...