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Texel island of sheep and smart farmers
Texel in North Holland Even from the mainland, the Texel island of sheep in the Netherlands arouses curiosity. A detour to the dike between Den Oever and Oosterland in North Holland already gives us a foretaste of what awaits us on the island. From the dike we can see our travel destination in Holland on the horizon. A narrow strip of land interrupts the view of the ...
Famous places in Rotterdam
Rotterdam may be overshadowed by Amsterdam in popularity and activity, but it is by no means a less interesting Dutch city. Rotterdam, the second largest and most important city in the Netherlands next to the capital, is chic, modern, cultural and absolutely beautiful. When visiting the Netherlands, be sure to stop by this amazing city that is just an hour's train ride from Amsterdam ...
Dinner on the beach at Nederzandt Strandplaats
During our trip to the Flower Parade in the Bollenstreek, we discovered a great restaurant for a romantic dinner on the beach or a dinner with friends in Noordwijk in Holland: Strandplaats Nederzandt. The very idea of building a restaurant in the middle of the dunes deserves respect. To turn it into such an excellent restaurant as Strandplaats Nederzandt requires admiration ...
Pumpkin Soup Recipe for a soup like in Styria
When traveling through Styria, pumpkin dishes are often on the menu. No wonder! After all, many farmers in the region grow pumpkins in their fields. These are processed into pumpkin seed oil, the pumpkin seeds are roasted or the fruits are used to prepare good dishes in autumn. This also includes a warm pumpkin soup, which tastes particularly good in October. With this pumpkin soup recipe you prepare a ...
Deventer Holland - a city for connoisseurs
Deventer Holland - a city for connoisseurs The city of Deventer in Holland was a Hanseatic city. It is located on the IJssel, on which the merchants set out for the trading cities of the Hanseatic League. They brought wealth to the city. You can see this in her to this day. Wealthy merchants built trading houses in the city center. In these they lived and stored the goods they had bought from their ...
Amber fisherman from Binz
Visiting the Irish amber fisherman from Binz Bernstein is also called the “gold of the Baltic Sea”. This was reason enough for us to take a closer look at this stone during our stay in Binz. And so we set out to visit the Irish amber fisherman in Binz in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Finbarr Corrigan often came to the Baltic Sea coast early on, as he lived his...
North Holland interesting places - Edam, Volendam & Monnikendam
Interesting places in North Holland We visit interesting places in the north of Holland. On our trip to the north of Holland we had two goals. On the one hand we wanted to see the tulip blossom. On the other hand, we wanted to see whether the clichés that are circulating about Holland are true. We went looking for cheese, wooden shoes and canals. We found what we were looking for in villages and also on ...
St. Nikolai Church Stralsund - UNESCO World Heritage
During our half-day stroll through Stralsund's old town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we therefore concentrated on the three churches in the city in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which are part of it. We wanted to see what is so special about these churches that they were included in this illustrious list of places worth protecting. We were particularly impressed by the St. Nikolai Church in Stralsund ...
Ostseebad Binz as in the old days
Experience the spa architecture of Binz as it once did. We wanted to know more about the stories in the Baltic Sea resort of Binz and the human fate that happened behind the scenes of these villas. Its facades demand to find out more about the people who once lived there and spent their holidays by the sea. When we found out about the month of resort architecture and that ...
Which Baltic Sea beach is the most beautiful?
Holidays on the Baltic Sea Beach The Baltic Sea beaches have not only attracted visitors in recent years. They have been a magnet for visitors since the summer resorts of the Emperor. Year after year, more visitors come to the sea in northern Germany. We were there several times ourselves and got to know beautiful Baltic Sea beaches. Usedom, Binz, Kühlungsborn, the Darß are just a few of the coastal regions that are worth a trip ...
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