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Meissen a marvel for porcelain, wine & more Originating as a Slavic settlement in the Dark Ages, for more than three centuries, the town, the small city of Meissen (pop. 30,00… Started by Tripatini	0	Apr 14, 2018
'6 Destinations Foodies Shouldn't Miss This Year' cites Berlin Some love to follow their hearts when travelling, others love to follow their stomachs and taste buds. And if you want to have something t… Started by Tripatini	0	Mar 25, 2018
Bavaria highlighted in '4 Awesome Ideas for Warm-Weather Holidays in the Alps' It's still winter, of course, and we've been reading about (and a lucky some of us even participating in) the frosty fun for which Europe'… Started by Tripatini	0	Feb 27, 2018
Cruising Germany's Elbe River Booking a stateroom for an Elbe River cruise excursion during a colorful October in Germany made my seasonal travels a complete success. … Started by Tripatini	0	Feb 3, 2018
Garmisch-Partenkirchen shout-out in '10 Cutest Winter Resorts' Most towns located up in the mountains tend to be picturesque both in spectacular setting (of course) and historic architecture. So choosin… Started by Tripatini	0	Nov 28, 2017
Germany for skiing/winter sport? Jawolh! Most skiers and snowboarders don’t associate Germany with skiing. But in fact there are no fewer than 293 ski resorts in Germany. Almost… Started by Iberia Airlines	0	Nov 1, 2017
Dresden a fabulous phoenix To visit the capital and largest city in Germany’s state/region of Saxony today, you might never guess that the magnificent Baroque and Roc… Started by José Balido	0	Oct 22, 2017
The natural side of Frankfurt Frankfurt am Main is packed with excellent history, dining, culture, shopping, nightlife, and more. But there's also plenty to appeal to n… Started by Tripatini	0	Oct 2, 2017
Exploring Frankfurt's underrated food & culture scene Frankfurt am Main usually doesn't rate high on the list of Germany's must-visit cities due to its often misunderstood reputation as a stai… Started by Tripatini	0	Jul 28, 2017
On Protestantism's 500th anniversary, hitting Germany's Martin Luther trail The 16th-century Protestant Reformation against the corruption and excesses of the Roman Catholic Church was spearheaded by a number of se… Started by EnLinea Media	0	Jun 3, 2017