Christmas in Bavaria is truly unique and magical. Bavaria is famous for its Christmas traditions and beautiful Christmas markets, known as “Christkindlmärkte” or “Weihnachtsmärkte.” These markets are set up in town squares, featuring wooden stalls selling handcrafted gifts, ornaments, and delicious treats like roasted chestnuts and mulled wine known as Glühwein. The Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt is…
Germany is the largest economy in Europe and a very popular destination for immigration. It offers a mix of tradition and modernity. In Bavaria, you can explore fairytale castles and beer gardens, while in Berlin you can explore famous historic sites such as the Brandenburg Gate and Alexanderplatz. Let’s find out what makes Germany a…
Did you know that the largest ice caves in the world are located in a town called Werfen in Austria, less than an hour’s drive from Salzburg? The official name of the caves is Eisriesenwelt which means “the world of ice giants” in German, but many people simply call them Werfen ice caves. Eisriesenwelt is…
Neuschwanstein Castle also known internationally as the Disney Castle or Cinderella’s Castle, is one of the most popular day trips from Munich. It is one of the most iconic castles in the world. You can visit it from different cities in Germany, but taking a day trip to Neuschwanstein Castle from Munich is by far…
Ad Deir (the Monastery) is one of the most important and fascinating structures in the ancient city of Petra. Ad Deir trail is the second most visited trail after the main trail in Petra. The trail begins at the end of the main trail near Bastin restaurant and includes climbing up 800 rocky steps up to…
In the north of Jordan, about 70 kilometers northwest of Amman, you will find the fertile highlands of Ajloun and the greenest area of Jordan. Ajloun highlands are rich with unique flora and fauna and diverse wildlife making them a great destination for eco-tourism and hiking. History enthusiasts will also find enough things to do…