Due to being built on the shores of the River Main, Frankfurt’s full name is actually Frankfurt am Main, and even though Frankfurt is Germany’s financial center, do not let the skyscrapers give you the wrong idea about this historical city. When people think of Frankfurt their minds are often taken to some of Europe’s […]
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Located in Bavaria, and just a short drive away from Nuremberg, Erlangen is a historic city built around its university and, more recently, around the tech giant, Siemens. When the Huguenots were expelled from France in the 1680’s, they settled in the small town of Erlangen. The population boom forced the city to grow to […]
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Once known as the “Venice of the River Elbe”, or as the “Florence of the North”, Dresden is not the city it once was, but it still is a magnificent city with plenty of architectural wonders. It is almost impossible to believe that Dresden was completely razed by the Allies during World War II and […]
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If you love to get lost in charming cobblestone streets and travel back to medieval times, then the South Bohemian Jewel, Cesky Krumlov, is a city you should definitely visit. Located just 2 hours away from Prague, Cesky Krumlov is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is famous for having the second largest castle in […]
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Beautifully mixing classical Western European and the harsher Eastern European architecture, Budapest is a dynamic city that gets livelier every day. Its youth seeks to abandon the Soviet influence and creates a trendy city with plenty offers to both tourists and residents alike. The Hungarian capital is actually composed of two sides, which were once […]
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The proximity of Bratislava to Vienna makes it so that the Slovakian capital is often visited on a day trip from the Austrian capital. Often, tourists discard staying in Bratislava due to thinking that there is not as much to do as in other capitals. They are wrong. Yes, Bratislava does not have as many […]
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Berlin City Guide There are few cities in Europe that feel as big and as important as Berlin. Maybe it is due to its recent history (World War II was not that long ago and still has repercussions today), or due to its influx of young people from all over the world. Despite the reason, […]
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