10 Signs You’re Becoming Austrian
This week marks 5 years since I first moved to Austria. Five whole years since I turned up in Stefan’s apartment with a single backpack, not a word of German,…
This week marks 5 years since I first moved to Austria. Five whole years since I turned up in Stefan’s apartment with a single backpack, not a word of German,…
Scotland is one of my favorite countries on the planet. Most people think you can’t visit Scotland in winter—but those people are wrong. Scotland in winter can be brilliant, but…
Setúbal is located on the peninsula of the same name, at the mouth of the Sadu River. To the west are the hills of Serra da Arrabida and the beaches…
There’s no language you know that he doesn’t know. Yes, he speaks Portuguese. But he also understands Spanish, knows some French he learnt at school, reads half of the Italian…
At the southernmost corner of the Netherlands, where the borders of Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands meet, is located Vaals – a small town that has, kind of, attached itself…
Have you put East Tyrol on your radar yet? It is shamefully underrated but that is also a reason why those appreciative of nature, wellness and some peace and quiet…
The landmarks in Germany, especially in Berlin, reflect the country’s rich history with each other and how they’ve interacted with one another over time. This German capital is one of…
With an emphasis on promoting local produce and culture, The Boardroom is making a statement with its delectable dishes and drinks. “We’re totally committed,” says Keno Knieriem, a graduate of…
The largest city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne has been a spectacular and enthralling architectural, aesthetic and cultural hub in Western Europe for centuries. Let’s see some of the city’s unforgettable…