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Berlin 1945, the Second World War was over in Europe but things didn’t look that good for the German capital. The Soviet Army had conquered a city reduced to rubble and under martial law. And the Red Army had Berlin just for them, the American, French and British army would only get there in a few months.

Surviving the Rubble: Berlin’s Struggle After 1945

Berlin, books
3 min read
18/11/201510/12/2024

Six Hours in Zurich - From the bridge in front of Zürich Storchen, you can see the famous Fraumünster Church. Across the river, it’s where you can see Grossmünster, a iconic twin towered romanesque cathedral that was inaugurated around 1220.

Six Hours in Zurich: Why Zurich Deserves Your Layover Attention

Switzerland, Zürich
8 min read
05/11/201518/12/2023

On our my first time in Finland, I went to Porvoo ready to do anything. If the plan was take bikes into the wild, I had the equipment to do it. If the plan was to swim, I had everything ready to take pictures from the water. All this was possible because I brought my Sony Action camera with me. Too bad nobody knew this trip would be a painful journey for the camera.

How i lost my Sony Action Camera in the Gulf of Finland

Photography, Porvoo
6 min read
19/10/201528/11/2023

Most people, when they visit Berlin for the first time, find time to visit the famous Checkpoint Charlie. This infamous border crossing between East and West Berlin is a classical tourist stop for people interested in the Second World War and the relationship between Communist Germany, the USSR and the Allied Forces that controlled West Germany.

What can you do around Checkpoint Charlie?

Berlin
14 min read
28/09/201501/12/2023

Berlin Dynamic is the name of this amazing video timelapse of Berlin made by Matthias Makarinus between May 2010 and September 2011. He took over 50.000 pictures just to make this beautiful movie that clocks a little under 10 minutes.

Berlin Dynamic by Matthias Makarinus

Berlin
2 min read
22/08/201522/04/2024

The Åland Islands are a group of islands between Sweden and Finland. Officially speaking the islands are Finnish, but they speak Swedish and they had their autonomy awarded to them by the League of Nations in 1921. This was the only way to settle the long-running dispute between Sweden and Finland about who owns Åland. In fact, nobody owns Åland and they are an autonomous area surrounded by the Baltic Sea and they take care of most things themselves.

Seven Things You Need To Do In Åland

Aland
9 min read
19/08/201521/12/2023

Jurmo, the smallest town we’ve ever been

Aland
9 min read
09/07/201509/07/2023

Elisabeth Sanatorium - Urban Exploration Berlin with Fotostrasse_108

Exploring the Elisabeth Sanatorium in Stahnsdorf

Urbex
5 min read
07/07/201531/05/2023

Chemiewerk Rüdersdorf Urban Exploration Berlin - Fotostrasse_80

Chemiewerk Rüdersdorf: An Abandoned Chemical Factory close to Berlin

Berlin, Urbex
5 min read
12/06/201510/12/2023

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