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We are in the Bata Shoe Museum Toronto. The Bata Shoe Museum is near the Royal Ontario Museum on Bloor Street. In this museum you can learn a lot about the role of shoes around the world. We meet the founder of the museum, Sonja Bata. She tells us how she got her shoe collection.
On our journey through Eastern Canada, we came across a surprising number of places where both the Acadian heritage and the Acadian culture are still very much alive and present. We will introduce these to you in this article.
Pictou played an important role in changing the history of the Atlantic provinces in Canada. This is where the first immigrants from Scotland came ashore at the end of the 18th century.
The Bonnet House Museum & Gardens in Fort Lauderdale takes you into a world of artists and bon vivants. Bonnet House was built by one of the first settlers in the Fort Lauderdale area, Hugh Taylor Birch. He spent the winter months in this house.
Elvis lives! In Sogliano al Rubicone in Emilia Romagna. If you don't believe it, we recommend a visit to the Palazzo della Cultura of this small village that towers in the hills above Cesenatico. Here you not only have great views, but also immerse yourself in music history.
The museum in the Kornhaus in Bad Waldsee shows visitors the history of the city. Here you can learn a lot about the time when the place was a trading center. You will also meet bourgeois women, councilors and church lords of the city.
We are guests of someone who knows about cider production: cider baron Toni Distelberger. He serves us his Baronmost sweet, Amstettner Mostbirnmost, Bacon pear cider and a pear sparkling wine brut.
How did RV travel begin? In the Erwin Hymer Museum we get to know the history of motorhome trips. When the invitation to the Erwin Hymer Museum in Bad Waldsee flutters into our house, I first think: “What should be interesting about a mobile home museum?” I have to admit that I'm not a vehicle freak. And my times as a camper [...]
During our tour of Vancouver we learn a lot about how people live in the regions we visit. These museums not only offer insights into history and culture, but are also architectural masterpieces.
Immerse yourself in the world of handicrafts in Burgenland and get to know local artists and craftsmen. Learn more about their techniques and methods and be inspired by their creativity.
