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A holiday on the Dutch North Sea coast can be so varied. A mudflat hike is an absolute must. But have you ever poured candles yourself or watched how mustard is made in a mustard mill? Find out more about culinary specialties and find out more about fishing in the region.
Texel is Holland in miniature. There is almost nothing to get from the mainland. Instead, the farmers from Texel deliver their products to the mainland. Sheep from Texel are world famous and are even valued in Australia.
The city of Deventer in Holland was a Hanseatic city. It is located on the IJssel, on which the Hanseatic merchants set out for the Hanseatic trading cities. They brought wealth to the city. You can see this in her to this day. Wealthy merchants built trading houses in the city center.
Experience a holiday in North Holland with cheese, clumps and windmills. In the villages of Edam, Volendam and Monnikendam you will find the Netherlands as you imagine. If you want to learn more about the country and the life of its people in the past, we recommend the Zuiderseemuseum.
In the north of Holland you can discover Texel on the North Sea with these tips that we have collected on several trips. Here you will find tips for sights as well as suggestions for luxury hotels. Discover good restaurants and the island's specialties. Experience the sea, the beach and the island life.
You can make sculptures yourself in the small village of Dorfprozelten am Main. The master stonemason and sculptor Alexander Schwarz offers workshops for this. We heard from him on our first visit to Churfranken in spring. That made us curious. That is why we visited him on our journey along the route of delights. Who us [...]
The best way to explore the Hanseatic city of Kampen in Holland is by boat on the IJssel. A visit to the shops in the pedestrian zone reveals something surprising. Tea or coffee samples give you an insight into today's retail trade. You can also watch cigar-makers at work.
The Lavanttal is a quiet region, perfect for a monastery holiday. You can experience it in the St. Paul Abbey, a Benedictine monastery. Here we introduce you to what makes our monastery holiday in the Benedictine Abbey of St Paul in Lavanttal so special.
Mr. Reuter proves to be a connoisseur of the meadow landscape. No wonder, since he has lived here for years and experiences the regular flooding of the meadows. Every year the Rhine floods the Urdenbacher Kämpe. Mr. Reuter shows them to us on a carriage ride.
Hiking in the Chiemgau for connoisseurs! Hiking in the Chiemgau does not have to be strenuous. We present some of these easy hiking trails to you here. On none of these paths do you overcome an incline of more than 50 meters.
