germany

  • Dusseldorf Schwebebahn

    The Suspension Train at Düsseldorf’s Airport

    Airports have always held a certain fascination for me. It’s no secret that I am spiritually dedicated to travel, and airports are like the cathedrals of my weird religion. So for a travel junkie like me, it was exhilarating to discover that Düsseldorf’s airport is not only about airplanes, but that it’s got another cool…

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  • Wunderland Kalkar

    Off The Rails At The Wunderland In Kalkar

    The Zena Trophy fireworks festival was held on the grounds of a theme park called Wunderland, in Kalkar, Germany. Before the festival began, I had time to check out the park. Mostly, I was excited to try out the swing ride… not because I love swings, but because it’s been placed inside a nuclear cooling…

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  • Bad Koenig Odenwald

    Come And Visit Bad König, Odenwald In Germany

    After my grandmother passed away, I spent a couple years of my childhood living in her house in Bad König, Odenwald. It wasn’t until more than two decades later that I finally returned, and I was shocked by how many memories came flooding back. It was a visit long overdue, but if I’m being honest,…

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  • Baumkuchen Odenwald

    Making The Famous Baumkuchen At Café Rudolph – Bad König

    Baumkuchen translates into Tree Cake in English, a name it’s earned for one obvious reason. If you cut open either a tree trunk or a Baumkuchen, you’ll see the same thing: rings. Compared to a tree, though, the Baumkuchen’s rings don’t equate to a single year … but more like 3 minutes. Still, you’ll be…

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  • Darmstadt Blog

    Darmstadt – I’m A Heiner

    During my teenage years, I lived in Darmstadt, a city which sits in the shadow of the metropolis of Frankfurt. I had a comfortable life there, with my friends and family close by

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  • Berlin U-Bahn Station

    Endlich Wieder Berlin!

    For five incredible years, we lived in Berlin. We were at the perfect age for this wild city, in our early-to-mid twenties, and we made friendships here that will last a lifetime.

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