Five places for sauna enthusiasts
Since it's slowly getting colder again and it's getting dark earlier, the sauna and wellness temples are filling up again everywhere. It's quieter in these five places.
Five places for foodies
Traveling always includes culinary well-being. Trying the delicacies typical of the region is something very special and it is usually precisely these tastes that are remembered long after the trip.
A simple espresso at 1477 Reichhalter
When I open the old door, the first thing I see is the reception, nicely furnished and modern at the same time, so that I immediately feel at home. Cecile suburb.
Five places with a natural pool
A completely natural bathing pleasure awaits you at these five places. Thanks to innovative filter techniques, water-purifying plants and fresh spring water, these natural pools do not require any chemicals.
Domu Antiga, a mysterious place in Sardinia
Sardinia. The island, which gained Caribbean fame mainly because of the water around it, not only offers a vacation to really let go of, but also hides an exciting secret:
Schwarzschmied convinces with its spa concept
With slow food, enjoyment of art and a holistic spa focus on the quality of life and health of their guests.
Five places to slow down
Deceleration is more than just a trend. In a society where you have to deliver more and more and things are happening faster and faster, more and more people long for peace and simplicity. Especially on vacation.
Five places for adults
The holiday season is just around the corner and with it the travel season for many families. But not everyone likes to share accommodation with families with children, who are sometimes a bit noisy, in the popular high season.
Travel for train drivers
Here you can read about what to look out for when traveling by train in Europe and where there are particularly beautiful train routes.
Overtourism and what to do about it
The protests over the past year against the continuing flow of tourists in popular travel destinations such as Venice, Palma de Mallorca and Barcelona have shown the dark side of (mass) tourism.
