Wanderung vom Radauwasserfall über die Eckertalsperre und zurück. Dorfrunde von Seesen mit Stempeln und Sonntags-Tour auf die Steinberg-Alm.
These days I’m out on my mountain bike more and more often—with a little electric assistance. Strictly speaking, that goes against my usual philosophy, because I’ve always wanted to conquer every climb under my own power. So what changed? Well, after riding an e-MTB for the first time and absolutely flying up and down the hills, things were never quite
Sa: Tour auf dem Innerstetalradweg von Langelsheim nach Bad Grund, zurück über den Iberger Albertturm und die Granetalsperre. Sonntag: Tour von Dörnten nach Liebenburg, Salzgitter-Bad und retour.
Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe had, until now, only been a place I passed through by train. After all, it’s an ICE high-speed rail stop. I’d always wanted to visit the palace and the mountain park, but I had no idea just how much there was to see. What surprised me most were the many beautiful hiking trails leading from the mountain park into
Last Friday saw two events coincide: the opening of the exhibition *Jamel Shabazz: New York Moves and Black Communities* and the Museum of Photography’s summer festival. Despite construction work directly in front of the two gatehouses on Helmstedter Straße, the turnout on this beautiful summer evening was impressive. The opening speeches were held in the southern gatehouse (the one on
They hold a strong fascination for many people: the so-called **lost places**. Abandoned sites, buildings, and other locations that exude a haunting charm and invite visitors to embark on a journey of discovery. Of course, a great deal of imagination is part of the experience, too—after all, these are places where you can truly let your imagination run wild. This
What could be better than escaping to the Harz Mountains for some relief from the summer heat? Of course, I know that in some areas this has become more difficult because of the loss of forest cover. But there are still plenty of beautiful spots where the leafy canopy provides shade from the blazing sun and offers a welcome sense