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London may be a bustling city, but tucked away in its many neighborhoods are green spaces perfect for relaxing. One such special place is Shepherdess Walk Park in Hoxton. It’s ordinary enough until you find a mysterious passageway… Follow it, and you’ll stumble upon a dazzling surprise – the Shepherdess Walk Mosaics!

Discover Shepherdess Walk Park: London’s Hidden Mosaic Masterpiece

London
5 min read
05/04/202423/04/2024

In the heart of Berlin, at the edge of where Tempelhof and Neukölln meet, a colossal iron relic stands as a stark reminder of the city's turbulent past. Known as the Vaubeka Crane, this industrial titan once symbolized resilience during a crisis.

From Industrial Workhorse to Historic Landmark: The Vaubeka Crane Story

Berlin, Urbex
5 min read
30/03/202423/04/2024

If you think the Netherlands is totally flat, think again! This country actually has a surprising peak called the Vaalserberg. The Vaalserberg is 322.4 meters above sea level in the country's southeast corner. That makes it the highest point in the Netherlands. At least if you only consider the European part of the country.

What is the highest point in the Netherlands? Your Guide to the Vaalserberg

Netherlands
5 min read
20/03/202423/04/2024

Visiting London’s Covid Memorial Wall: A Reflection on Loss and Remembrance

London
5 min read
06/03/202429/08/2024

I started making my analog photography zines after I realized that I wanted to present my film photos outside of the digital realm. I wanted to take them to people in a more tangible way.

Explore My Analog Photography Zines: Download PDFs & Buy Physical Copies

Photography
10 min read
04/03/202413/03/2025

Schöneberg has a story to tell. It dates back to 1264, a tiny village that rose from the ashes after a devastating fire in the 1700s. Industry boomed, grand mansions appeared, and the neighborhood became vital to the city after becoming part of Greater Berlin.

My Guide To Schöneberg: Exploring Berlin’s Most Eclectic District

Berlin
8 min read
01/03/202423/04/2024

It’s a testament to the layers of history that make Rome a city where the past and present coexist, even within the walls of a McDonald’s. And you can visit it for free while you pass the Termini station on your way elsewhere. Just follow the map below.

History with a Side of Fries: The Roman Wall at McDonald’s

Italy, Rome
4 min read
25/02/202427/02/2024

The bustling district around Potsdamer Platz is home to Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, a modern square paying homage to her lasting impact. After the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification, Berlin immortalized Dietrich here, in what was once 'no man's land' between East and West.

Marlene Dietrich Berlin: Exploring the Berlin Legacy of an Enigma

Berlin
5 min read
20/02/202414/03/2025

When Beth Harmon went to Paris in 1967, some outside shots are used to transport the audience from the US straight into Europe. One of the shots was easy to recognize for us since it showed a piece of the Museum Island, in the heart of Berlin.

From the Screen to the Streets: A Tour of Berlin’s Netflix Filming Locations

Berlin
8 min read
05/02/202413/03/2024

Guess who's the surprise greeter at the National Archives of Finland? Yep, you got it – a teeny, tiny mouse! And I call it the Helsinki's Wise Mice.

Helsinki’s Wise Mice: The National Archives of Finland’s Adorable Welcome Committee

Helsinki
3 min read
31/01/202413/03/2024

The Tragic End of Rosa Luxemburg: A Berlin Memorial in the Tiergarten

Berlin
5 min read
15/01/202415/01/2024

Welcome to the incredible David Hasselhoff Museum, nestled within the Circus Hostel in Berlin Mitte. This one-of-a-kind museum is a must-visit destination for all Hoff fanatics eager to pay homage to their idol. And people that like how weird Berlin can be from time to time.

From Baywatch to Berlin: Inside the David Hasselhoff Museum

Berlin
5 min read
09/07/202301/08/2024

The Gatower Mühle is one of eight windmills still standing in Berlin. This one can be found in Gatow, a neighbourhood south of Spandau and across the waters from Grunewald. And since we have been looking for windmills around Berlin for a while now, we had to write something about this one.

Berlin’s Historic Windmills: Treasures of Traditional Craftsmanship

Berlin
3 min read
04/07/202309/05/2025

What if you are traveling through the beautiful Budapest and you have a sudden urge to admire some random fluffy felines? We present you the super cozy Cat Café Budapest. It’s not a secret that Fotostrasse loves cats, so when we heard about this place, we just needed to check it out.

Whiskers and Wanderlust: Discovering Europe’s Best Cat Travel Spots

Europe
4 min read
24/06/202327/02/2024

The Seelow Heights Memorial is a solemn tribute to the ferocious Battle of Berlin during the Second World War, where more than one million men clashed at the opening phase. Perched some 90 kilometers east of the city, this historic site played a pivotal role in shaping the war's course. As the Soviet forces clashed with the Nazi defenders, the Seelow Heights became a formidable obstacle.

Exploring the Seelow Heights Memorial: The Battle for the ‘Gates of Berlin’

Germany
5 min read
19/06/202316/04/2025

When you visit the Dussmann das Kulturkaufhaus in Berlin, you will step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of the Berlin Wall. On the third floor of this celebrated cultural department store, you'll find a distinctive piece of the Berlin Wall signed by former US President Ronald Reagan. Which we guarantee is not something you see every day.

The Reagan Berlin Wall at Dussmann das Kulturkaufhaus

Berlin
4 min read
14/06/202319/12/2023

If you're looking for a unique historical attraction in Berlin-Marzahn, take advantage of the Marzahn Windmill. The windmill was built in 1994 as a replica of the original 1815 Bockwindmühle; this charming landmark offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich milling history.

Marzahn Windmill: A Delightful Journey into Berlin-Marzahn’s Past

Berlin
4 min read
09/06/202309/05/2025

We have been living in Berlin for years now, and these battle scars we see everywhere caught us by surprise during our first months in town. Especially because the battles in and around Berlin happened over seventy years ago. Because of these scars and bullet holes, we always watch for the remains of the extraordinary fighting that occurred during April and May of 1945 in Berlin.

Echoes of History: Discovering WWII Battle Damage in Berlin

Berlin
17 min read
04/06/202302/03/2025

De Poezenboot, also known as "The Catboat," is a floating animal sanctuary on a canal in Amsterdam. Established by Henriette van Weelde in 1966, the Cat Boat provides shelter for stray, sick, and abandoned cats and has since grown into an official charity.

A Purrfect Adventure: Discovering the Catboat Sanctuary of Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Netherlands
4 min read
25/05/202324/05/2024

Discover the charm of Wrocław in Berlin with "Życzliwek," the friendly Wrocław dwarf who has found a new home at the former town hall of Friedenau. Immerse yourself in Polish culture as you encounter this endearing character who is here to stay, bridging the gap between two vibrant cities.

A Wrocław Dwarf’s Berlin Adventure: Zyczliwek and the Former Town Hall

Berlin
4 min read
20/05/202318/05/2025

If you're a cat lover and happen to be in Barcelona, one of the must-see attractions is the Botero Cat. This iconic bronze sculpture has become a symbol of the city and the Raval neighborhood, where it currently resides at the end of the avenue.

The Chubby and Cute Botero Cat: A Symbol of Barcelona’s Vibrant Art Scene

Barcelona, Spain
3 min read
10/05/202319/12/2023

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