The Hungarian capital is often and too willingly called “Paris of the East”. It easily sustains that comparison. Instead of Seine river and Notre Dame there you can have a boat ride on Danube and view the city from Saint Steven’s Basilica. By its charming Mediterranean blend of Puszta, paprika and parties Budapest knocks Paris down a peg »»

Is there a connection between Renaissance in Central Europe and the oriental world? To get on the bottom of that question one should have a closer look at Spain, especially at Andalucia and Cordoba »»

Cable cars, the smell of the ocean and a lively gastronomy taking place amidst the romantically serpentine lanes of Old Town »»

It is pølsering in the country of funny letters - å… ø… æ… »»

Right after Saint Petersburg my schedule had a travel to Rijeka on offer. The Croatian city was the home base when going to Krk, to Crossroads club »»

Gracefully does the world’s most northern metropolis frame its geographic aorta, Neva River »»

Redolence of history is omnipresent when strolling through the lanes of the Czech capital »»

Norway was calling and I was obedient »»

Like the ancient Romans used to say: all roads lead via Zurich. Swiss Air is surely one, if even not the only, taking this life philosophy to heart, when transporting me from Berlin to Barcelona. »»