See the end of World War II The German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst is a museum dedicated to German-Soviet relations with a focus on the German-Soviet war 1941-1945. …
German Russian Museum, Berlin

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See the end of World War II The German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst is a museum dedicated to German-Soviet relations with a focus on the German-Soviet war 1941-1945. …

Tearful partings at former East-West Berlin crossing point The Tränenpalast (Palace of Tears) is a former border crossing point between East and West Berlin and …

The unusual architecture of the Social Palace Pallasstrasse bunker in Schöneberg in southern Berlin is a former air-raid shelter built in 1943 by forced labourers. …

Alcohol-free fizz fun with wild elderflower bubbly Summer is here it seems so it’s Pimms season as well, but what if you would like a …

Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial Located between Brandenburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz is a striking and impressive memorial, unlike any we had seen before, to the Jews …

Lunch at Gidleigh Park Gidleigh Park is where Michael Caines made a name for himself as one of the UK’s top chefs, holding two Michelin …

Getting to Herculaneum from Naples cheaply Getting to the preserved site of Herculaneum, or Ercolano to use its modern name, by public transport is easy …

Do some time at Belfast’s historic jail Once things have returned to normal and we’re free to travel again we recommend a visit to Crumlin …

Bremen’s most famous residents The most well-known landmark of the Hanseatic city of Bremen are the town musicians but they are not your typical musicians, …

Everything you need to know about the home of penicillin If you have time and you are near to Paddington Railway Station, or Edgeware Road, …

Breakfast at The Ritz Breakfast at The Ritz he says. We’ll have a big breakfast and get our train, leave London with a flourish….well I …

Vampire Rabbit of Newcastle The Vampire Rabbit of Newcastle is a mysterious addition to the city. Perched above an ornate rear door in an alleyway, …

Now I’ve seen the light and found the Holy GrAle The Holy GrALE of ale indeed. When in Durham for the Lumiere Festival, we found …

Make time for tea at Heaven Scent in Dunfermline CLOSED Looking out to Dunfermline Abbey and Palace, and Abbot House, Heaven Scent cafe, upstairs at …

Where to find St. Valentine’s bones in an unlikely place What is more romantic for Valentine’s Day than to visit some bones of the chap …

Budget-friendly set menu in Glasgow City Centre It was January, the weather was rotten and most people are skint so a cheer up was needed. …

Currywurst at the Zoo There are two things you must eat in Berlin, currywurst mit soße is one of them, the other is a doner …

Visiting Brandenburg Gate in Berlin The Brandenburg Gate (In German Brandenburger Tor) was built in the 18th-century on the orders of Prussian king Frederick William …

See a real pizza Venice One of the most popular Italian foods is of course pizza, so it would be rude not to order at least …

A gin and tonic at The Gin Spa I’ve been a big fan of Cup and Gin71 for a while now and have wanted to …

Auschwitz, everything you need to know before you visit For those who want to delve into history, learn from the past, and pay respects to …

Celebrating New Year in Paris Paris is a popular New Year destination. But where to eat? Here’s a suggestion for a restaurant for celebrating New …

A quick guide to celebrating New Year Scottish style It’s the end of the year so time to celebrate and Scotland celebrates it with so …

Chim Chim Cher-ee Chimney Cakes, or Kürtőskalács to give them their full name, is a cake which is generally found in Transylvania and Hungary, or …