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More than a million visitors went to see the St. Stephen’s Cathedral last year and we were one of those. This church is one of Austria’s most popular attractions, the main Roman Catholic church in Vienna and the seat of the city’s archbishop. It stands 137 meters high with a beautifully decorated roof, and it represents more than 800 years of architectural history.

Unveiling the Secrets of St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna

Austria (category), Vienna (category)
8 min read
02/03/201517/02/2024

Wroclaw Dwarfs: Can you catch them all?

Wroclaw Dwarfs: Can you catch them all?

Poland (category), Wroclaw (category)
5 min read
11/02/201519/03/2025

Our Experience at Herrankukkaro

Herrankukkaro: Your Finnish Winter Adventure Awaits

Turku (category)
5 min read
31/01/201520/04/2024

Mercado Central - Where to go in Belo Horizonte

Exploring Belo Horizonte: Unveiling the Charms of Mercado Central

Belo Horizonte (category), Brazil (category)
4 min read
23/01/201520/01/2024

Hidden among suburban streets in the south of Berlin, there is an unexpected sight. To some people like me, it looks like an ancient burial ground from an alien like civilization, but the truth is even better since this is Lilienthal Park, a part of the memorial park to Otto Lilienthal, one of Germany’s aviation pioneers.

Your Guide to Lilienthal Park: Exploring Berlin’s Aviation Memorial

Berlin (category), Germany (category)
5 min read
10/11/201407/03/2025

When you are walking around Tempelhof, a concrete cylinder isn’t the first thing that crosses your mind as a place to visit. But the Schwerbelastungskörper is more than just a bunch of concrete and a really scary german name. The Schwerbelastungskörper is one of the few structures that survived to tell the story of Welthauptstadt Germania, the capital of the new german world that never survived the Second World War.

Schwerbelastungskorper: A Visit to the Concrete Monster

Berlin (category), Germany (category)
4 min read
25/08/201427/02/2024

There is a story online that Berlin has more than 200 museums. If this is true or not, we don’t know but one of my favorite art museums in the city is known as Buchstabenmuseum, but I like to call it the Museum of Letters. I like to call it like that because, inside the building, you will see a large number os neon signage from Berlin and around the world.

Buchstabenmuseum in Berlin: Exploring the Museum of Letters

Berlin (category)
4 min read
26/06/201403/11/2025

A Visit to the Ruined Bunkers in Wunsdorf

Berlin (category)
10 min read
22/06/201402/03/2025

Dicke Marie—Visiting the Oldest Tree in Berlin

Berlin (category)
3 min read
19/02/201401/02/2026