On our day tour through the Odenwald today, we first hiked the fairytale trail in the Obrunn Gorge in the morning and noon, looked at Fürstenau Castle, the Einhardsbasilica and the old town of Michelstadt and then walked a little through the alleys of the old town of Erbach. In the early afternoon we continued towards Lautertal to the rocky sea.
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In terms of area, Europe, together with Australia, is the smallest part of the country, but with more than 700 million inhabitants it is one of the more densely populated parts of the world. Europe, along with Asia, is the landmass of Eurasia. However, its culturally and historically independent development justifies its separation as a separate continent. The 10 largest cities in Europe are Istanbul, Moscow, London, Saint Petersburg, Berlin, Madrid, Kiev, Rome, Paris and Minsk.
Travel Guide for Michelstadt & Erbach in the Odenwald (Germany)
Sometimes you don’t have to travel far to discover something new 🙂 The occasion was a visit that awaited us at the weekend. Of course, one always wants to show its visitors something of the surroundings and since we live almost at the gates of the Odenwald, it was obvious to look at some attractions and sights of the Odenwald. Here you will find such beautiful cities as Michaelstadt or Erbach.
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After a week of Danube cruise with A-ROSA Bella we have arrived safely in Passau. A shuttle bus of the A-ROSA had driven us and other guests from the Danube pier, which was about 45 minutes from Passau, to the main station Passau. Since our train only went back to Frankfurt in the afternoon, we still had enough time to take a closer look at Passau.
» Read the full blog postWachau – World Heritage Site on the Danube & Melk Abbey (Austria)
The last stop of our A-ROSA river cruise on the Danube was the stop in Melk,a small, romantic town in the Wachau.
» Read the full blog postBratislava – Tourist Attractions, Things to do & Photo spots (Slovakia)
Bratislava was completely new to both of us, because we were not both here before – neither together nor separately from each other. So we were very excited about what the city is like and what sights we would expect here.
» Read the full blog postBudapest – Tourist Attractions & Things to do on the Pest side (Hungary)
After looking at the sights of Budapest on the Buda side (Castle Palace, Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion) this morning, we were told to explore the main attractions of the Pest side.
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After looking at the panorama of Budapest at night last night, we had until 3.30 pm today to explore Budapest with its districts Buda and Pest individually on our own, before our trip continued to Bratislava.
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After our day tour “From Danube Knee to Budapest” we wanted to take the opportunity after dinner on the A-ROSA Bella to get some impressions of Budapest at night.
» Read the full blog postDanube Knee, Esztergom, Visegrid and Szentendre (Hungary)
After our 2 days in Vienna, today we continued on the A-ROSA Bella on the Danube towards Budapest. Our next stop was Esztergom in Hungary, where our ship was laid out for almost 2.5 hours. The reason for the relatively short stay is that on the one hand the main attraction of Esztergom – the basilica – is only about 10 minutes away from the boat pier on foot and you can easily visit it in less than two hours. …
» Read the full blog postVienna – Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace & Prater (Austria)
After looking mainly at the sights of Vienna’s city centre on the first day, we used our 2nd day in Vienna to take a look at the other landmarks of the city. Since the weather was perfect on our two days, we mostly walked and used almost no public transport.
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In the centre of Vienna, i.e. the Inner City or the 1st district, are many of the top sights of the 1.8 million large Austrian capital. The historic centre of Vienna has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001, as it is a special 3 key periods of European political and cultural development (medieval, baroque and founding period).
» Read the full blog postA-ROSA – 7 days river cruise on the Danube (Austria)
Today was the start of our week-long A-ROSA river cruise Danube classic along the second longest river in Europe through the countries of Austria, Slovakia and Hungary. Before we report in detail about our individual stations and city tours in the next contributions, we give here some general information and report about our experiences about a river cruise with A-ROSA on the Danube and our ship A-ROSA Bella.
» Read the full blog postNicosia – Travel Guide & Things to do in the divided city (Cyprus)
For the visit of the Cypriot capital Nicosia, which is located right in the center of the island, we had planned a whole day. Since our hotel Acapulco Beach Resort & SPA was located on the Turkish side of Cyprus in Kyrenia, we parked our car in the northern part of Nicosia, very close to the Kyrenia Gate. There is plenty of parking here in the middle of the city and for a whole day parking you pay just 5 …
» Read the full blog postSouthern Cyprus – Tourist Attractions, Things to do & Photo spots (Cyprus)
After our sightseeing stops in Northern Cyprus we wanted to explore the most important sights of Southern Cyprus, because also the south of the island has all sorts of interesting and interesting things to offer. It would have been almost impossible for us to look at all the main attractions of Cyprus in one week. So we just picked out a few things that we could easily reach by car from our Hotel Acapulco Beach Resort & SPA in Kyrenia. …
» Read the full blog postThe Alagadi Sea Turtle Project in Northern Cyprus (Cyprus)
When we searched for sights and activities in Cyprus at home before our holiday, we came across the turtle project on the north coast.
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