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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Löffelfamilie: The Spoon Family made of neon in Leipzig
The Löffelfamilie is how this neon sign has been known to everyone in Leipzig since it was first lightened up in 1973. The non-official name can be translated a…
Vagabund Brauerei – American Craft Beer in Berlin-Wedding
Vagabund Brauerei is a brewery founded back in 2011 as an alternative to the industrially produced beers that you can find in every späti around Berlin. There, …
A visit to Vysehrad Cemetery and Slavin in Prague
For some people, myself included there, Vysehrad Cemetery is one of Prague’s main attractions. This happens because this is the final resting place of a lot of …
Filtered Rays Pavilion: Yinka Ilori’s Kaleidoscopic Masterpiece in Berlin
Filtered Rays is the name of a colorful pavilion created by London-based designer Yinka Ilori as an event space for the Hotel Estrel Berlin here in Germany.
A Visit to the Szechenyi Medicinal Bath in Budapest
Szechenyi Medicinal Baths are the biggest and most popular bathhouse in Budapest. And the only one I managed to find the time to visit during the short time I w…
Where was Run Lola Run filmed in Berlin?
Lola Rennt, or Run Lola Run, is an outstanding German movie with a simple premise. In the film, a woman, played by Franka Potente, must find 100.000 Deutsche Ma…
Free Self-Guided Berlin Tour: Five Hidden Historical Sights
Berlin is a city filled with history and many places to visit and explore. But it seems that most people come to Berlin to see all the same areas. This is why w…
Dörferblick: One of the Tallest Mountains in Berlin that you never heard of
Dörferblick is an 86-meter-high mountain made of Berlin debris. Imagine that, after the Second World War, the city was filled with pieces of buildings and rubbl…










