Posts tagged travel

In Berlin the past is very present and very ugly. Awkward memorials litter the sepulchral streets like toys in a deserted nursery. They serve as …

København or Copenhagen in English – hereby abbreviated to KBH – has multiple mainstream museums as well as countless small, underground galleries to keep tourists, …

Everyone and every guidebook/app will tell you that the journey to the small seaside town of Humlebæk to see Louisiana is a must. It being …

Fuelled on countless films, crime drama series and trips to as many Scandinavian hang outs in London – the Nordic Bakery, the Scandinavian Kitchen and …

Newcastle is a delightful riparian gem of reassuring Georgian architecture sloping down towards the Tyne River in the northeast of England. Grey Street, in particular, …

Traveling broadens the mind, opens the eyes to new experiences and introduces the traveler new ways of life. Well, that’s what they say. But more …

Robert Louis Stevenson once said: “There are no foreign lands. It is the traveler only who is foreign”, but there is a place, hidden in Rajasthan, where …

Benjamin Disreali described Valletta as “a city of palaces built by gentlemen for gentlemen”, when he visited it in 1830.  Since that time not much …

This being (almost) summer, it’s time to discuss the perfect beverages for travelling. Going from a near sea-level, high humidity environment to the dry, high-altitude air of …

What is your idea of the ultimate luxury? Mine would probably be an exotic location, white sand, crystal clear seas and one of those huts …