The new desire for hiking: Paradise Germany
Dhe Pfälzer Weinsteig leads through a wonderful deciduous forest, every now and then down to a rustic wine-growing village. The wandering pope knows his terrain; … Read more
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Hiking in Sweden: Crown Princess Victoria shows us her country
THEkay, she has not written or contributed to as many books as Prince Charles, but the British heir to the throne has a few decades … Read more
Ireland: Donegal is different from the rest of the world
Gbaptize or drown? Probably both. A typical Irish phenomenon that happens almost every day when you run quickly to the next pub in a light … Read more
Germany: Wellness in winter – tips from Sylt to the south
Energy and Externsteine: Yoga in the Teutoburg Forest EStart a cool winter morning with an invigorating “sun salutation”? Sounds esoterically good! The sun salutation is … Read more
Safari, beach and hiking: Vacation in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Die Region KwaZulu-Natal She is the most diverse and perhaps even the most exciting region for South Africa fans. Everything that holidaymakers want is close … Read more
Hiking in Carinthia: with a lantern on the Dobratsch at night
Es is pitch black. When hiking at night, every step must be taken with care, here in the Carinthian Dobratsch Nature Park. Just don’t fall! … Read more
Blekinge in Sweden: archipelago and lakes, beaches and forests
MAssume 3000 square kilometers of landscape with forest and 1000 lakes, sprinkle a few small towns over them and add an archipelago of 800 islands … Read more
Hiking in the Neanderland: near Düsseldorf, pure idyll beckons
DMaria Wemmers heats the oven in the historic bakery at Hof Judt with beech wood. Fridays are baking days at the Wemmers: Bread rolls made … Read more
Cape Verde: hiking on the island of Santo Antão
PYou won’t find any white beaches on Santo Antão. On the northwesternmost of the Cape Verde Islands in the Atlantic, travelers are better off wearing … Read more
South Tyrol in autumn: One can only thank for this piece of earth
Et is the gateway to the south. When you have overcome the Brenner, you can see the Eisack, which later flows into the less arid … Read more