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Hot chocolate in the Burgcafe in Bad Belzig
Hot chocolate in Burg Café Bad Belzig "You should definitely try the hot chocolate in Burg Café Bad Belzig in Eisenhardt Castle!" I wasn't told this twice after our hike in the Hoher Fläming Nature Park. Hot chocolate always sounds good, especially when it is made from real chocolate. In any case, this is what the landlord praises. Whereby chocolate after ...
Romantic bakery at St Lawrence
This St Lawrence bakery is well worth a stop. Nobody in Kamouraska on St Lawrence, Quebec can only be described as romantic. The customer enters an overgrown garden through an archway entwined with climbing plants. It owes its charm to this wildness. However, the bakery is a bit difficult to find. Because the plants cover the sign that is on them ...
Berghaus Anna Lisa in Kleinwalsertal for a travel blogger flat share
For three days we were on the trail of late summer in the Kleinwalsertal. This time we formed a travel blogger flat share with our travel blogger colleagues Elena from Creativelena, Christina from City Sea Country and Fee and Lara von Fee is my name. At the invitation of Kleinwalsertal Tourism in Austria, we stayed in the Talgrün apartment in the Anna Lisa mountain house in Mittelberg. Lots of space ...
Irish specialties - reinterpreted
Irish Food Today Typical Irish food. These are Irish Stew, Irish Coffee and Shepherd's Pie. Who does not know her? Typical Irish food is home cooking. It's hearty and hearty. Even poor people's food. At least they were Irish specialties as I knew them so far. However, a lot has happened in Ireland's kitchens in recent years. Well, a lot of these foods are still available in ...
Stay in an Afro-chic style South Africa Cape Town hotel
Stay in an Afro-Chic Style South Africa Cape Town Hotel As the morning mist lifts and Table Mountain rises in its glory, Derwent House Boutique Hotel awakens the traveler with the flavors of South Africa. It promises indulgence in the heart of Cape Town. You can feel comfortable in this South Africa Cape Town hotel in Afro-Chic style. Book this hotel here* The Derwent House ...
Canada lakeside log cabin rentals for a life in the wild
My Canada log cabin by the lake We look forward to our trip into the wilderness of Ontario. This time it goes to the small town of Keene in a Canada log cabin by the lake. We need just under two hours to drive from Toronto on Highway 401, which we leave at Bowmanville and continue north towards Peterborough. There we visit the ...
Baroque collegiate church in Schlierbach, Upper Austria
A surprise awaited us in the small town of Schlierbach in Upper Austria, where we made a stopover on our journey from Burgenland to Tyrol: the baroque collegiate church in Schlierbach Abbey. We hadn't made any big plans for the few hours we stopped in Schlierbach, as we wanted to go to the Inn Valley early in the morning the next day. Relax after the drive, ...
Prince Edward Island Oysters, Clams & Quahogs
Prince Edward Island oysters mussels and quahogs fresh from the sea Seafood as well as crustaceans play a large role in the cuisine of Prince Edward Island and the Atlantic provinces of Canada. No wonder! The sea is nowhere far away. That's why on this trip we took a closer look at the delicacies that the sea provides: Prince Edward Island mussels, ...
African Food - African Stew from Nigeria
African food Our African stew from Nigeria shows how good African food can be. I ate this for the first time many years ago in an African restaurant in Cape Town, South Africa. In Marco's African Place. Not far from the waterfront. The restaurant is still there today. I don't know if the African stew is still on the menu...
Romantic: the Benedictine abbey in Stein am Rhein
A historical jewel on the Rhine: Discover the Benedictine Abbey Actually, it's a contradiction in terms: how can a Benedictine abbey be romantic? But it's possible in the Stein am Rhein monastery. There have been no monks living in the Benedictine monastery in Stein am Rhein since 1525. At that time the monastery was closed as a result of the Reformation. Since then it has changed hands several times and is...
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