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Spas of Southern Germany

15th July, 2010 | Comment?

Spa in Germany

Southern Germany, famous for its thermal springs, provides an opportunity for you to relax and unwind and relieve muscular and mental stress. Among the main attractions of Southern Germany is the Galaxy Erding, the largest water park of Europe. The water park features slow rides as well as thrilling rides like ‘Speed Blaster’ that can move you as fast as 72km/h. There are natural thermal pools that relax your mind, body and soul. In all there are twelve high speed slides at Galaxy Erding for all the thrill and adventure..

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Neuschwanstein – Germany’s Most Recognized Castle

9th May, 2010 | Comment?

Neuschwanstein

Creative geniuses are seldom appreciated during their lifetime, as was ‘Mad’ King Ludwig of Bavaria. Now, his famous castle enchants the millions of tourists who visit her gates. Neuschwanstein, Ludwig’s most well-known realized dream, was never completely finished before the king was untimely carted off and labeled as ‘incompetent to rule’. Even today, the circumstances..

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Traveling Along the Elbe in Europe

25th January, 2010 | Comment?

The Elbe River is a major river in Central Europe and starts in the Czech Republic and ends in the North Sea. The river has several major tributaries that include the Ohre, Schwarze elster, Mulde, Havel, Saale and Vltava. The river basin of the Elbe is one of the largest in the world and in [...]

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Spa Holidays in Germany – Do As the Romans Did!

24th November, 2009 | Comment?

With its long history of spas and health-giving hot springs, Germany is the place to go for a short break to unwind and pamper body and mind. The Romans made full use of the hot mineral springs at Baden-Baden, and down the ages these great natural resources have been synonymous with health and wellness. In [...]

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Backpacking in Germany

22nd February, 2009 | Comment?

Travelers exploring Germany certainly aren’t short of attractions and culture to occupy their time; from bustling, bohemian metropolises to picturesque countryside and idyllic Bavarian castles, the country is home to more than 5,000 museums and an internationally renowned nightlife scene.
Although (like much of Western Europe) Germany can be expensive, backpackers will find that super-efficient transport, [...]

Feature Reportage

Railing With InterRail – Berlin & Prague

11th September, 2008 | Comment?

No Rush
The journey started with no certain plan on where to end up. After all, train hiking allows you to go wherever there is rail, and we have a lot of that throughout Europe. My only wish was to see two cities in two different countries, with Berlin being one of them. I wanted to [...]

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