After an overnight stay in Nimes, France we drove to Vers-Pont-du-Gard, a town where the Pont-du-Gard is situated. The majestic aqueduct was built by the Romans in the first century AD. The 50-kilometre system bridge was used to carry water from a spring at Uzes (town) to the Roman colony of Nimes. Because of its […]
Prague: A Leisurely Walk On Charles Bridge
Prague had long been on our travel list but what we did not anticipate was reaching the city on a road trip. We had talks about taking a flight one day to Prague and spend a couple of days exploring the city. But on our summer road trip last year we decided to include Prague […]
Exploring The Great Ruins of Eldena Abbey
If you like seeing ancient ruins while you’re travelling you will definitely like the ruins of Eldena Abbey. Going there may not be easy though since it’s located in a small city in the northeast of Germany that some people may not have heard of. The Ruins of Eldena Abbey is in Greifswald, Germany in a state […]
Everything Is Big In Miniatur Wunderland
According to theculturetrip.com the top tourist destination and attraction in Germany is the Miniatur Wunderland. I thought that most travelers would prefer to see the capital city of a country because it’s usually where the best attractions are. The Miniatur Wunderland is located in Hamburg, the second largest city in Germany. Although Berlin is the capital […]
Winter Road Trip Destination: Luxemburg
We left on 23 December but this time we didn’t drive down south and through Denmark. Instead, we took the ferry from Gothenburg Harbour to Kiel (Germany). It took about 17 hours but we had a nice suite, thanks to our sponsor. There was live music onboard so it was not boring at all. It […]
The World Is Yours In Excalibur City
Driving from Vienna to Prague we spotted a giant globe just when we entered the Czech Republic. We had no idea what it was until we saw the text, “Excalibur”, though it didn’t help us gave an idea of what the place was. I remember a film titled, Excalibur though, so I thought it was […]
