Sometimes it’s not the highest peaks or the most spectacular long-distance hikes that stay with you — but those special days when everything simply falls into place: spring sunshine, sweeping views, historic places, and that wonderful feeling of being exactly where you’re meant to be. That’s exactly what our hike on the Panorama Trail *Heubergweg* in the Weser Uplands felt
There is hardly any topic at the moment that stirs emotions more and dominates the headlines of (social) media: artificial intelligence, or AI for short. Its fields of application are very diverse: some people have their email correspondence written with artificial assistance; others create their presentations this way or have code written for them. By now, AI has also made
Imagine Simply Saying “No” Imagine waking up and the world tells you where you belong: in the kitchen, at the stove, by a man’s side. And imagine you simply say “No.” You climb into an airplane that’s barely bigger than a cage made of metal and hope, and fly to where the maps are blank. This is the story of
On this long weekend for us, we’re visiting our neighbors: the Dutch. And as luck would have it, we arrive during the warmest and sunniest weekend of the year so far. We arrive at the Center Parcs “De Eemhof” with wonderful temperatures of 17°C and are even allowed to enter our VIP accommodation before the official check-in time of 4
An opening reception that serves not only cultural entertainment but also a good cause. The exhibition opening of Patrick Riancho’s photo exhibition “Multiple Impressions” fulfills both. The proceeds from the pictures sold on that day are to be donated to the organization Doctors Without Borders. In addition, red piggy banks sit on the standing tables, inviting visitors to donate a
The highlight of our winter trip to the Aosta Valley was definitely the ride on the Skyway up to Monte Bianco. I had already become aware of this extraordinary cable car during my hiking trip in the Aosta Valley, and I was immediately fired up about the idea. I knew right away: I want to do this. That it actually
For years I had wanted to escape to a mountain hut in the snow over Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Last year it finally happened—and my expectations of the adventure were exceeded by far. What follows is my recommendation for all hiking- and snow-loving explorers who can imagine a compact yet varied Christmas and New Year’s trip to the snow-covered
There is still a wonderful and entertaining exhibition to see in the small town of Schöppenstedt until December 15, 2025: Frank Kunert’s Wonderland. I admit that I had no prior connection with the artist. But that changed—at the latest—this past Sunday. This light-hearted exhibition, infused throughout with dark humor, is absolutely worth a visit! We genuinely laughed out loud at
The Aosta Valley The Aosta Valley, located in the northwest of Italy, is certainly one of the country’s lesser-known regions. On the one hand, this is quite undeserved — it is a superb area for hiking. On the other hand, this relative obscurity is a blessing: this beautiful corner of the world is not overcrowded. The Aosta Valley is surrounded
Georgia has a lot to offer culturally.Unfortunately, I can only show a small selection here. Since the trip was essentially limited to the capital Tbilisi and the western part of the country (Svaneti), I cannot make any statements about the other regions. However, I believe that even these few glimpses are enough to see how beautiful the country is. Churches,