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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Dicke Marie—Visiting the Oldest Tree in Berlin
Dicke Marie is the name of this tree, and it has been here for quite some time. Some 900 years, depending on what you believe. Since we chose to believe in that…
Things to Do in Körnerpark: Exploring Neukölln’s Most Beautiful Park
Generations of Berliners have been to Körnerpark, enjoying themselves in this oasis of peace in a hectic Neukölln. People go there to play football, run, walk, …
Berlin 1945 in Video: the Destroyed German Capital
Everybody knows what happened in Berlin in 1945. We all know that Berlin was the Capital of Nazi Germany, and because of that, the city paid a high price for be…
The Best Hotels in Helsinki
These are the best hotels in Helsinki, based on all the times we visit the best capital in Northern Europe. We have been to Helsinki a lot of times since we sta…
How to enjoy MyFest Kreuzberg in the best way possible
For me, MyFest Kreuzberg is the unofficial open-air party that marks the beginning of summer in Berlin. The trees are all green, and you can see people on the s…
The Best Photo Spots in Berlin: Where to take pictures in the German Capital
If you’re like us, you travel with a camera and carry it all the time. With smartphones becoming cheaper, everybody takes a camera, but we only see selfies ever…
Flugplatz Schönwalde: Exploring Berlin’s Ghost Airport and Its WWII Secrets
Berlin's abandoned airfields are legendary, but have you heard of Flugplatz Schönwalde? Uncover the haunting, untold story of this decaying WWII site.
Konrad H. Jarausch explains the Rise and Fall of the Berlin Wall on a TED-ED video animation
The Berlin Wall started being built on Sunday, August 13, 1961, to be more precise. Construction workers took their machines to the streets with cops and milita…










