Frame Travel Roam Capture
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Berlin to Copenhagen by bike
In early September 2024, I completed packing my bike and set off from Berlin to Copenhagen. Several days and more than 600 kilometers later, I arrived in the Danish capital.
Analog Photography in Berlin
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A Visit to an Abandoned Boat in the Spree River
You’ve probably seen an abandoned boat in the Spree river. It lays quiet between the Molecule Man sculpture and Badeschiff, and it has been there since 1996, wh…
Herrankukkaro: Your Finnish Winter Adventure Awaits
Herrankukkaro used to be a fisherman’s homestead complex near Turku, where we spent the night during the NBE Finland program. The area could be the perfec…
Hackbert Burger: the best mayo and fries
This week in our beautiful #52WeeksofBurgers journey we decided to go local and check out Hackbert Burger. If you search for burgers in Neukölln you will find t…
How to Ruin Your Berlin Experience
There are places that are advertised as cool but are tourist traps. This is about how those places can destroy your Berlin Experience.
Berlin’s Historic Windmills: Treasures of Traditional Craftsmanship
Windmills have played a significant role in Berlin's past, and it is truly fascinating that these historical landmarks can still be scattered throughout the cit…
Exploring the Abandoned Lager Koralle
Before it became the Lager Koralle Bunker Complex, the goal was to build a naval academy in the outskirts of Berlin. But, after some test radio transmission, th…
Hofvijver, a visit to the Court Pond in The Hague
The Court Pond, known in Dutch as the Hofvijver, is a gorgeous artificial lake in the center of The Hague. The surrounding area is the place where The Hague cam…
A Guide to the Eisenhüttenstadt Murals and Socialist Architecture
Discover the fascinating Eisenhüttenstadt murals and East German history. A guide to the GDR’s "Ironworks City," its massive mosaics, and Socialist Classicism.










