Sausage! The Curry Wurst Museum in Berlin
You might think it weird for us as vegetarians to visit the „Curry Wurst Museum“ – a Berlin museum that …
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You might think it weird for us as vegetarians to visit the „Curry Wurst Museum“ – a Berlin museum that …
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On a visit to Japan’s old Samurai town of Kanazawa, we experience traditional Japanese arts, modern art and architecture, and …
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Everyone visiting Madrid who is only remotely interested in art will have a look at one or two, or possibly …
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The coal mines in South Wales used to be among the biggest in the world, and the miners’ strikes in …
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A hundred years after the discovery of the famous Nefertiti bust, the Berlin Egyptological Museum is showing off finds from …
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On a rainy Saturday we finally visited two of Charlottenburg’s museums we had had on our sightseeing list for quite …
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Victor Vasarely, one of the most important proponents of Op-art, was born in 1908 in Pécs, a Hungarian small town …
“This bowler hat may be the one Cezanne was wearing on the picture in our leaflet, and these small bottles …
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„We have the highest density of breweries in the world!“ Michael, our guide, takes regional pride in the area’s beer …
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“Yeah, that’s a good one, you like it?“ The boy nods and pushes the lever at the height of his …
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