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The Berlin Wall – The Unheard Story
Blog: Inside the Travel Lab - 15 May 2012
The final instalment of the Iron Route Journey. East, West, Good, Bad, Win, Lose, Draw. Another look at 1989.The Berlin Wall – The Unheard Story first appeared on
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Daily Wanderlust: Berlin’s Hotel Adlon
Blog: The Adventures of D - 8 May 2012
Daily Wanderlust: Berlin’s Hotel AdlonThe palatial Hotel Adlon, originally built in the early 1900s, was resurrected in the heart of Berlin following WWII (the main portion of the building was damaged in a fire [...]d travels 'round
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Letter from a Stranger
Blog: A Traveler's Library - 4 May 2012
Destinations: Istanbul, Berlin Book: Letter from a Stranger (NEW 2012) by Barbara Taylor Bradford. (Review refers to the Macmillan Audio unabridged recorded book). Barbara Taylor Bradford has written 26 international best sellers over the past 31 years. There is no reason to believe that Letter from a Stranger will not become the 27th, no matter [...]This content is a post from: A Traveler's Library To comment on this post or search for related information, click on the link to A Traveler's Library.
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Picture Perfect: Hackesche Höfe, Berlin
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 2 May 2012
This post is part of an ongoing series entitled ‘Picture Perfect’, published because of my wish to showcase some beautiful travel shots from around the world which didn’t quite make it into regular blog posts or which tell a story on their own and need few words, if any, to describe them. Berlin is full [...]
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The City Church of St. Mary in Wittenberg, Germany
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 26 April 2012
Originally posted on the Everything Everywhere Travel Blog. How many countries have you been to?.
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What every schoolgirl should know about Auschwitz – video
Blog: Heather on her travels - 3 April 2012
This is my daughter Sophie-Anne’s account of her trip to Auschwitz as part of the Lessons from Auschwitz project. The visit was arranged by the Holocaust Educational Trust who work to educate young people about the Holocaust so they can see for themselves the terrible consequences of prejudice and racial hatred and bring these lessons [...]
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But Oh, Those Berlin Summer Mornings (and Prague Nights)
Blog: Girl, Unstoppable - 27 March 2012
While hosteling in Berlin, I quickly realized that even if you sit out the Saturday night partying, the party will eventually make its way to you. That was especially true in the nightlife heavy neighborhood of Friedrichshain I stayed in at the beginning of my trip. In my hostel dorm room, there was a lively [...]
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Picture Perfect: Brandenburgertor, Berlin
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 21 March 2012
This post is part of a new series entitled ‘Picture Perfect’, published because of my wish to showcase some beautiful travel shots from around the world which didn’t quite make it into regular blog posts or which tell a story on their own and need few words, if any, to describe them. In the same [...]
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The wonderful world of Berlin’s museum island
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 19 March 2012
I have mixed feelings about museums. Some make me wander around for hours looking at exhibits and at how people interact with them, while others leave me completely cold and uninspired. And yet, one of the things which made me excited about visiting Berlin was what is known as Museum island, a piece of land [...]
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Daily Wanderlust: Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin
Blog: The Adventures of D - 18 March 2012
Daily Wanderlust: Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in BerlinMy first night in Berlin was … interesting, due in large part to my couchsurfing experience. Fortunately, along the first of many walks (I spent two days basically walking the [...]d travels 'round
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Picture Perfect: East Side Gallery, Berlin
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 14 March 2012
This post is part of a new series entitled ‘Picture Perfect’, published because of my wish to showcase some beautiful travel shots from around the world which didn’t quite make it into regular blog posts or which tell a story on their own and need few words, if any, to describe them. Before I visited [...]
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Photo Essay: A Pedestrian’s View of Friedrichshain, Berlin
Blog: Girl, Unstoppable - 13 March 2012
I spent much of my time in Friedrichshain exploring the neighborhood on foot, often ditching my map to make random turns on a whim. Though Friedrichshain eventually became one of my favorite neighborhoods in Berlin, at first glance, it had seemed somewhat stiff and colorless. The unexpected summer chill and intense sideways rain that left [...]
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Announcing the Everything Everywhere Travel Photography App!
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 9 March 2012
After a period of development which was honestly far too long, I’m happy to announce that the Everything Everywhere Travel Photography app is now available in the iTunes store! The app comes bundled with over 750 photos taken by myself from around the world over the last 5 years. It will also be updated daily [...]
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Dear Berlin, I like you…a lot!
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 5 March 2012
When I first started travelling, I never dreamt of visiting Berlin, or Germany for that matter, though if you ask me why, I wouldn’t be able to answer. I wanted to see London, Istanbul, Barcelona, Florence and Budapest, but in the end, I ended up heading to Berlin when Boyfriend pretty much begged me to [...]
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Photo Essay: East Berlin’s Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Blog: Girl, Unstoppable - 3 March 2012
When I was in Oaxaca, I watched the film, The Lives of Others of others with a fellow hosteler. It’s set in Soviet East Berlin in 1984 and it revolves around the life of a writer who is being spied on by the Stasi (East German secret police) and the transformation of the agent who [...]
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Picture Perfect: Bode Museum,Berlin: beautiful inside and out
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 29 February 2012
This post is part of a new series entitled ‘Picture Perfect’, published because of my wish to showcase some beautiful travel shots from around the world which didn’t quite make it into regular blog posts or which tell a story on their own and need few words, if any, to describe them. This week I’d [...]
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Photo Essay: A Walk Along Berlin’s East Side Gallery
Blog: Girl, Unstoppable - 27 February 2012
When I found out about the East Side Gallery in Berlin, I knew that if or when I traveled to the city, it would be one of the first places I’d visit. I thought it was a unique idea to take part of such a well known former tool of oppression and let it stand [...]
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Welcome to Berlin and Welcome Back to Europe
Blog: Girl, Unstoppable - 24 February 2012
The first thing that stands out to me in Berlin is how geometric it looks. There’s so much symmetry, right angles, repetition. As I look up at buildings both old and modern, it seems that even in moments of creativity, there’s an underlying orderliness to the city. The scrawl of graffiti that I often spot [...]
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Escape of the Week: Berlin Art
Blog: The Adventures of D - 22 February 2012
Escape of the Week: Berlin ArtIt’s no secret I love Berlin. This is the second post I’ve done that features Underground Berlin, and with good reason: there is just so much awesome to be shared. [...]d travels 'round
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Inside the Cologne Cathedral, Germany
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 22 February 2012
Originally posted on the Everything Everywhere Travel Blog. Discover great travel quotes.
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Picture Perfect: in Love with the Berliner Dom
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 15 February 2012
This post is part of a new series entitled ‘Picture Perfect’, published because of my wish to showcase some beautiful travel shots from around the world which didn’t quite make it into regular blog posts or which tell a story on their own and need few words, if any, to describe them. It’s not often [...]
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Picture Perfect: People and Art at the Pergamon Museum, Berlin
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 8 February 2012
This post is part of a new series entitled ‘Picture Perfect’, published because of my wish to showcase some beautiful travel shots from around the world which didn’t quite make it into regular blog posts or which tell a story on their own and need few words, if any, to describe them. Museums are interesting [...]
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John Steinbeck – California Vagabond
Blog: Vagobond.com - 4 February 2012
Steinbeck wrote of pirates, hobos, Mexican revolutionaries, drunkards, knights, kings, farmers and other unsavory types that have been described by the world as vagabonds. He was accused of being a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!
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Slow Travel Germany: George on how teaching in a little German village changed her life
Blog: The Art of Slow Travel - 27 January 2012
This is a guest post by Georgina over at George Going Down for the ‘How do you slow travel?’ series. If you would like more information about this series or want to submit your own guest post, click here. My family didn’t have much money growing up and as such our summer holiday every year [...]
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Ulmer Münster
Blog: No Beaten Path - 24 January 2012
Famous for its spire, there is a lot more to look at with this church.
