Travel notes

When I think of the Netherlands, the bustling cities and iconic canals usually steal the spotlight. But little did I know that this captivating country had a serene and enchanting side – the Dutch countryside. Beyond the urban excitement of Amsterdam and Rotterdam lies a world of natural wonders, where windmills, flower fields, and picturesque landscapes await. Join me as I share the story of my journey through the heart of the Dutch countryside, where every step I took revealed a new layer of beauty and cultural richness. It is best to start acquaintance with Holland on a sightseeing tour with an experienced guide, which can be ordered here - tripates.com And then go to a rented car, which by the way can be ordered at a bargain price here - Bookingauto.com Whispers of the Past: Windmills and Waterways Stepping beyond the city limits, I found myself standing before the iconic windmills that have stood as silent witnesses to Dutch history. These towering structures, once essential to re

 Get ready to be swept off your feet on a journey of pure joy and discovery through the vibrant streets of Berlin. This city is a treasure trove of wonders, and its neighborhoods are the dazzling jewels waiting to be uncovered. Join me on this exhilarating escapade as we dive headfirst into the captivating stories of each neighborhood, leaving our hearts overflowing with positivity and excitement. In Berlin, right at the airport, you can rent a car at a very favorable price - Bookingauto.com , we also advise you to order one of the interesting excursions here - Cityplanet.org before visiting Berlin. Mitte: Where History Comes Alive in a Dance of Modern Marvels ur grand adventure begins in the heart of it all, in the lively district of Mitte, where the past and present waltz together in perfect harmony. Imagine standing before the iconic Brandenburg Gate, feeling its powerful symbolism of unity and progress. It's a living reminder that challenges can be conquered, and the future ho

  Munich offers so much to see and do, from historic architecture and iconic churches to museums and beer gardens. No matter your taste - from touring Neuschwanstein Castle with an expert guide, to conquering Munich Airport's giant airplane, there is something here for everyone! Munich presents one of the best car rental services - Solrentacar.com and go directly on it to one of the interesting excursions - Excurspedia.com Neuschwanstein Castle Neuschwanstein Castle stands out with its magnificent towers and breathtaking vistas overlooking two picturesque lakes - Alpsee and Schwansee - and Pollat Gorge, as well as being built by Ludwig II of Bavaria, also known as "the Fairy Tale King." This astounding medieval masterpiece was imagined by Ludwig himself; we refer to him today as our fairytale King! After his humiliating defeat in the Austro-Prussian War left him feeling helpless, Ludwig turned to fantasy. He built lavish castles and palaces across his kingdom; Neuschwans

  Leipzig has long been home to groundbreaking musicians. Johann Sebastian Bach auditioned here in 1723 as cantor at St Thomas Church and eventually held this position until 1737. Walking tours in Leipzig are very interesting and fraught with many secrets, which you will definitely be told about by an experienced guide, which can be ordered here - tripates.com After the tour, we recommend renting a car and going on a trip through the expanses of Leipzig - bookingauto.com Discover Leipzig with an experienced guide. Your walking tour includes stops such as the Market with Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus), Zoo, Rosentaler Schlosschen and Waldstrassenviertel. The Bach Archive The Bach Archive specializes in Johann Sebastian Bach, an esteemed German composer. Additionally, they conduct research and document his family. Being part of GLAM allows the archive to easily make its collections accessible; Libero by Knosys serves this function well. The Archive boasts an exceptional concert room withi

  Discover the highlights of Dresden with a hop-on hop-off city tour. Enjoy 22 stops and a view over the most important sights of the city. The tour can be used as often as you want with a day ticket for public transport. Old Dresden is very interesting and fraught with many secrets, which an experienced guide will definitely tell you about, which can be ordered here - cityplanet.org After the tour, we recommend renting a car and going on a trip through the expanses of Dresden - bookingauto.com Observe each take-off and landing of the airplanes at Dresden Airport from the viewing platform. Enjoy the unique atmosphere of this special airport. Semper Opera House Located on Theaterplatz Square, the Semper Opera House is one of Dresden’s most famous landmarks. Its history has been a complicated one. After the first Semper Opera was destroyed by fire in 1869, residents urged King Friedrich August II to put architect Gottfried Semper in charge of rebuilding it. He agreed, though he was in ex