The port town of Svendborg on the Danish island of Funen invites you to stroll through the town and offers a maritime experience with its harbor, sailing ships and ferries to the South Funen Archipelago
Nyborg is the eastern gateway to the Danish island of Funen. Because of its strategic importance, a castle and palace were built first, and around them a respectable merchant town.
Meissen is the city of „white gold“, porcelain, which saw the light of Europe in Saxony in an alchemist’s workshop. Around the castle hill, cathedral and old town, Meissen is a beautiful destination on the Elbe.
A pearl on the Mekong River is the small city of Luang Prabang in Laos with French-style colonial buildings and numerous Buddhist monasteries. Buddha – caves, waterfalls and elephant resorts offer excursion possibilities before the relaxing sunset on the Mekong shore.
On a trip through the north of France you should definitely stop in Rouen – at least for one or two days. The city has a long history and rich culture that is worth discovering. Especially Joan of Arc is present in Rouen.
Just a few kilometers from Pisa lies the thickly walled city of Lucca with its narrow streets and cool canyons of houses. The top of the Guinigi Tower, covered with holm oaks, offers a view over the old town and the surrounding area.
A stop in Reims on France – Tour impresses especially with the huge filigree cathedral. Museums and a colorful cultural offer round off the visit to this city with a long history.
Florence and the Renaissance – in hardly any other city are so many cultural monuments and art objects united as in Florence. Rich merchants with an eye for painting, sculpture, science and architecture created a unique collection that delights visitors from all over the world. Discover Florence and its treasures!
How can a city build such a leaning tower? no, how can such a leaning tower stand so long? This and other worth seeing and marveling about Pisa tells you the small article about the city at the mouth of the Arno river.
The Portuguese city of Coimbra promises student life on the Mondego River. With the oldest Portuguese university and narrow old town streets on the hillside, Coimbra has a friendly flair for art and culture lovers, students and history buffs.