From Singapore to Malacca

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The island nation of Singapore is an adrenaline-pumping destination that could keep you busy for weeks on end. From its colonial core with great architecture, an impressive Chinatown and beautiful temples to the global financial center with modern skyscrapers, Singapore is a place of history and modernity. A few hours drive northwest, the Malaysian city of Malacca offers some similarities to Singapore's Chinatown, temples and interesting colonial architecture, but Malacca offers a more relaxed atmosphere than Singapore. Get here to discover night markets and antique stores in this alluring UNESCO World Heritage-listed city. read more

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How to clean your water bottle properly!

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If you always rinse out your drinking vessel instead of cleaning it thoroughly, you will soon find uninvited guests called bacteria and mold in it. We tell you how to keep your bottle hygienic without much effort.

Who doesn't know this – forgetting the water bottle in the backpack after a tour, or simply being too lazy to clean it – when examining the contents before the next use, you lose your appetite. Also, if you keep sloshing your bottle out for a long period of time instead of cleaning it thoroughly, you will soon find a wellness hotel for mold, fungi and bacteria inside it upon closer inspection. This not only gives the drinks a disgusting taste, in the worst case it can also trigger gastrointestinal infections. read more

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Nightlife in Kreuzberg: dancing on the Spree and in public toilets

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Some love it, others hate it, but the nightlife in Kreuzberg with all its clubs, pubs and bars is as exciting as ever: Kreuzberg nights are long. Of course, the district where cobblestones used to fly, revolutions were planned and one pub followed the next has also changed over the years. Unfortunately, the gentrification has not made a bow around Kreuzberg. 36 is now almost like 61 and 61 like … Prenzlauer Berg, before it was completely redeveloped and the Swabians came? Anyway, we take you on a journey through the nightlife in Kreuzberg, from 36 and the clubs on the Spree to the bars and dance clubs on Kotti and Mehringdamm. read more

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West Palm Beach to Miami Distance, Driving, By plane, train or bus

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The most fascinating way to live your life is to travel the world and recall memories from around the world. Travel magnifies human emotions and broadens perspective on life. If we think about a trip from West Palm Beach to Miami, we will cross one of the most beautiful paths of Florida, a coastal fantasy, rich in good food, warm weather and inviting beaches. This stretch of 72 miles of road between West Palm Beach and Miami offers an impressive view of? The Sunshine State ?. How far is Miami from West Palm Beach? Approximately 72 miles. Photo: Mayatl / Fotolia read more

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Unknown wine villages in the Stuttgart region: Leonberg and a very special winegrowers’ festival

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(Contains advertising) Leonberg is well known. From here come the beautiful dogs, named after the town where they are bred. Recently, a puppy even became a city godchild and appears at events as an ambassador for Leonberg. Drivers have probably heard of Leonberg, too, if they often travel to or from Stuttgart in a westerly direction and the traffic radio at the autobahn interchange once again reports that it will take longer to get there. read more

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Listen to tips around osteoarthritis and joint pain in the podcast

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We don't always have the time to acquire knowledge by reading blogs or watching videos. A great way to get comprehensive information without focusing on a screen is through recorded audio reports called podcasts. There are also informative podcast offerings around osteoarthritis and joint pain.

Timm Schuler, a physiotherapist and a studied fitness trainer, presents here his special podcast series in which he gives many descriptive tips on how to deal with osteoarthritis and joint pain. In addition, he shares his approaches to exercise as well as his knowledge on proper nutrition. read more

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Nightlife Sydney: Wild Kings Cross, chic bars & rocking pubs

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The nightlife in Sydney has a lot to offer just like the rest of the city. Whether trendy nightclubs, cozy bars, rocking pubs or hip live concerts, the nightlife of this city of millions can basically please everyone. Despite the heavier crowds on weekends, it's also great to party on the other days of the week. Actually, all parts of the city have numerous pubs where you can spend a nice evening with live music. However, if you really want to hit the town, the CBD, Kings Cross, Darling Harbour and Darlinghurst are the best places to go, as these are where most of the nightclubs are located. If you are already visiting the world metropolis, you should not miss the nightlife in Sydney as an actual sight under any circumstances. read more

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Travel planning Germany tour: step by step

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We are going on a tour through Germany!

You want to make a Germany tour (or vacation in Germany), but don't really know how to approach the travel planning? How to go about it and what to look out for, you can read in this article. We show you step by step our method to plan your trip using our Germany tour as an example.

After we unfortunately had to postpone our world trip in April, we have now decided on a plan B. We are doing a Germany tour! For the planning of this Germany tour we go through the steps of our world trip planning to show that this can also be used for general trip planning. read more

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Edinburgh | burgers, beer & kilts

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When I saw the impressive backdrop of Edinburgh's Old Town the 1. When I saw Edinburgh Castle for the first time in the movie Hallam Foe, it was clear "I have to go there". Unfortunately it took several years to finally get there! And what can I say? My dreams were exceeded by far! Edinburgh is since the 15. The city was the capital of Scotland in the 19th century and with almost 480.000 inhabitants the second largest city in Scotland. Since 1999 the center of Edinburgh belongs to the world cultural heritage. By the way, you can find many tips about Edinburgh at www.scotland guide.en. read more

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The most exciting Marriott openings of the year

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The Corona crisis persists and continues to prevent us from traveling. Still, we don't want to let the anticipation of our next trip get the better of us – and for that very reason, we present the most exciting new Marriott openings of the year.

Reached us the other day – on a gray January day. The press release about the Marriott new openings in 2021. Although the pandemic is far from over and travel restrictions are still the order of the day, the American hotel chain is going on the offensive – and presenting a series of luxurious hotels that will open their doors for the first time in 2021. read more

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