Numerous artists and studios are crowded into narrow streets, and ‘Maison des Esclaves’ is a reminder of the times of slavery. Even the cell phone antenna on the Senegalese island of Goree is stylistically disguised as a palm tree. It’s just a short ferry ride, full of tourists and schoolchildren. But as the port of … Read more
After skiing, the sauna, then a warm sleeping needle. Tourists can experience this cold-warm combination in the Zillertal Valley. The most important thing for fans of winter sports: the area is certainly snow. Visibility is excellent on the Ahorn plateau. At an altitude of 2000 meters, the sun slowly sets, and the mountains of the … Read more
Relaxing instead of rushing speed. Those who prefer to admire the ski slopes from great heights do not have to ride a gondola in Arossa, Switzerland. In the balloon, you can enjoy the landscape in peace. It’s a clear winter morning. The lone runner skis over the frozen Obersee, and only a few dog walkers … Read more
He was born in Tupel, and he lived and died in Memphis: for Elvis Presley’s 75th birthday, many visitors will flock to the idyll of a small town and a shopping temple. Visit to Tupel and Memphis: He is ‘King RocknRolla’. even for many people who have not experienced seeing his time on stage: Elvis … Read more
No company relies on exclusively On the results of the intelligence test, but for many employers it is part of the application process. However, experts say that candidates should not panic. They give a headache to many candidates, but some companies swear by them: almost no other employment tool is as controversial as intelligence tests. From the … Read more
The most important rule for combating stress at work: not everything has to be completed 100 percent and immediately implemented perfectly. Furthermore, sometimes you have to say no. Good time management helps fight stress at work. ‘Paret’s principle’. It’s a good way to set priorities , in which tasks are assigned according to the so-called rule 80/20. … Read more
The Saale-Unstrut region prides itself on a wine history over 1000 years long. Numerous wineries along the 60-kilometer long wine road invite you to taste their wines. But the region has even more to offer. Art Nouveau artist Max Klinger called the area around his sanctuary in Großjena ‘Tuscany of the North’. With a panoramic … Read more
Zoo Osijek is located on the left side of the Drava River and occupies 11 hectares of space, it has a huge parking lot for cars. In order to reach the entrance to the ZOO, you need to pass by the ZOO Garden Hotel towards the Drava River. After that you have to pass along … Read more
They belong to Great Britain, but not the EU. On the Channel Islands, the world is a different story. Only the leader of the island is allowed to hold sconces, French restaurants resemble English pubs, and there are even ghosts. Shooting starts at noon. From the port fortress of Castle Cornet, the thunder of cannons … Read more
Promenades along the coast, beaches, bridges and a spaceship-like building radically change the face of Zaragoza. Several billion euros were invested in the Expo, under the motto ‘water and sustainable development’. From a distance it looks as if a giant spaceship landed above the Ebro River. Even up close, the shiny bridge pavilion of Iraqi … Read more
From the paradise for backpackers and hippies, Peru transforms into a destination for luxury tourists. Resistance to this economic flourishing is created among the population, because most of the local population remains neglected. Uncontrolled inflation and bloody guerilla warfare: For many years, Peru was a tourist destination that, despite its impressive sights, attracted only adventurous … Read more
In the summer, northern Sweden beckons with its brightness of colors and pure wildness. For family trips, there are also several shorter hiking trails in the Abisko National Park. and the evening campfire completes the experience of Lapland. The river gurgles through a deep blue-black stream towards the valley. The leaves of the birch shine … Read more