Planets, Peacocks, and Princely Living In Brief November 9, 2021If you take tram line number 1 to the western edge of Graz and get off at the Schloss Eggenberg...
Shining in New Splendor In Brief November 9, 2021After years of extensive renovation, the Görlitz Synagogue, the most visible evidence of Jewish history in Görlitz in eastern Saxony,...
Chemnitz Shines In Brief July 12, 2021Courtesy State Tourist Board of Saxony The artistic and industrial city of Chemnitz, in the state of Saxony and the...
Vienna’s Sidewalk Cafés In Brief July 12, 2021Courtesy WienTourismus As soon as the sun shines and the temperatures rise, people take a seat in one of Vienna’s...
Pop the Cork on Virtual Travel! In Brief January 4, 2021Courtesy GNTO While travel restrictions are still in place, the German National Tourist Office (GNTO) along with Steller, the world’s...
Gin, Please! In Brief January 4, 2021Courtesy SouthWest Germany Most people associate SouthWest Germany with its delicious wines as it has two extensive, award-winning wine regions...
TOP 100 Destinations In Brief November 5, 2020More than 13,000 foreign visitors to the German National Tourist Board’s (GNTB) online portal from over 50 countries took part...
2020 Virtual Steuben Parade In Brief September 1, 2020While the German-American Steuben Parade in its traditional format has been cancelled for 2020, an alternative to the live march...
Walking in the Footsteps of Kings In Brief September 1, 2020Courtesy Bavaria.by The Soiernsee lakes near Krün are known colloquially as Himmelsaugen (Eyes of Heaven). Here King Ludwig II of...
A visual travel feast! In Brief May 7, 2020Flights have been grounded and travel plans put on hold yet a world awaits right at your fingertips as tourist...
