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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.
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Burgermeister Kottbusser Tor: as good as the other one?
This week for the #52weeksofburgers challenge, Fotostrasse munches around Kottbusser Tor at the famous Burgermeister. A few weeks ago we went to the most famous…
Kruisherenhotel Maastricht: a Luxury Design Hotel inside a former 15th century Church
Imagine you could drive down to a local church and ask for a room to spend the night, with breakfast in the morning. Imagine how it must be to sleep inside a ch…
A Visit to the Alexandra Road Estate: A Brutalist Marvel in London
Lodged in the London Borough of Camden, the Alexandra Road Estate, also known as Rowley Way, is a remarkable example of post-war architectural ambition. This ho…
Immortal Regiment: The day we marched with the veterans in St. Petersburg
According to Russia Today, around 12 million people joined Victory Day parades across Russia (and the rest of the world) to mark 70 years of the Allied victory …
Flying a drone high above a frozen Tempelhof
Early on a Friday morning, I took my drone to Tempelhof with the explicit goal of capturing how gorgeous the park looks like covered in snow from above. And the…
Radisson Blu Seaside Helsinki
You can find the Radisson Blu Seaside in the beautiful area of Helsinki known as Ruoholahti district. This former industrial harbor area of Helsinki is less tha…
The Ruined West Pier in Brighton
When you visit the beach in Brighton, you are going to see the famous Palace Pier and the ruins of the West Pier. The West Pier looks like a memorial to the glo…
The First Public Drinking Fountain in London
It might be hard to think that public access to clean drinking water wasn’t available to the masses until the middle of the 19th century. That was when The Metr…










