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GermanyExploring the Medieval Royal Palace or Königspfalz Tilleda, Germany

Posted on June 11, 2022May 27, 2026

The central German village of Tilleda was where we started our hike to the impressive Kyffhäuser Monument, but we realized that there are a couple of good reasons to visit in its own right. The biggest of these is the open-air museum Königspfalz Tilleda, which consists of a partly reconstructed royal palace from the Early…

A huge sandstone monument towering over a plain

GermanyThe Complete Guide to the Kyffhäuser Monument in Central Germany

Posted on June 7, 2022May 27, 2026

The huge Kyffhäuser Monument (which is sometimes also known as Barbarossa Monument) is an interesting historical relic from the early times of the German Empire, which sits atop the mountain range of the same name in central Germany. At 81m or 265ft. it’s Germany’s third tallest monument after the Monument of the Battle of Nations…

A small colourful village near a tropical bay

GuadeloupeThe Perfect One-Week Guadeloupe Itinerary

Posted on May 31, 2022May 27, 2026

Given the small size of the island, we were amazed how much there was to see and do on Guadeloupe, both in terms of natural and cultural attractions. It’s also a surprisingly diverse place, which consists of two very different parts. Grande-Terre, the eastern half, has a more developed infrastructure and has mainly cultural attractions…

A row of palm trees on a white sand beach

GuadeloupeWhat to Know About Backpacking Guadeloupe on the Cheap

Posted on May 28, 2022May 27, 2026

Guadeloupe really ticked all the boxes of what we expected of a tropical dream island, with its sprawling white sand beaches full of coconut palms, tall waterfalls, and great hiking trails in the interior. That said, we found that the island consists of two very different parts. Grand-Terre, the eastern part, is flatter, more urbanized…

A view of small villages in a bay on an island in a tropical sea

GuadeloupeThe Ultimate Travel Guide to Terre-de-Haut Island on the Îles des Saintes

Posted on May 21, 2022May 27, 2026

If Guadeloupe itself is not enough of a tropical island paradise for you, I highly recommend you get yourself to the small Îles des Saintes archipelago off Basse-Terre’s southern coast. The Saints’ Islands, which are named after the fact that Columbus ‘discovered’ them on All Saints’ Day, have some of my favourite beaches in the…

People sitting under palms on a beach

GuadeloupeVisiting the Filming Locations of the BBC’s Death in Paradise in Deshaies, Guadeloupe

Posted on May 17, 2022May 27, 2026

During our recent trip to Guadeloupe, we also passed through tiny Deshaies, which is a cute little village by the sea, and the main filming location for the BBC-produced police procedural “Death in Paradise”, in which a cast of oddball detectives has to solve so many crimes of greed and passion, that you kind of…

A man standing in front of a volcano crater spewing smoke

GuadeloupeWhat to Know About Climbing Soufrière Volcano – The Highest Mountain in the Lesser Antilles

Posted on May 14, 2022April 8, 2026

Guadeloupe consists of two very different parts. Grande-Terre is the more developed eastern half, but while we checked out some interesting historical and natural attractions there, the real reason to come to the island for us was to visit Basse-Terre, the wilder and arguably more beautiful western half. The rugged interior of Basse-Terre is dominated…

A small obelisk in front of a tiny church framed by palm trees

GuadeloupeThe Complete Guide to La Désirade Island, Guadeloupe

Posted on May 10, 2022May 27, 2026

Small La Désirade Island off Guadeloupe’s eastern coast was the first bit of land spotted during Columbus’ Second Voyage to America in 1493. For that reason, it was called “The Desired One” (i.e. La Désirade in French). For centuries, Amerindian settlers didn’t much desire to live permanently on La Désirade, as it’s actually quite hostile…

A mustard yellow cathedral behind a palm tree

GuadeloupeThe 5 Best Things to do in Pointe-à-Pitre, the Cultural Capital of Guadeloupe

Posted on May 7, 2022April 16, 2026

It might not be Guadeloupe’s capital (that distinction goes to Basse-Terre) but Pointe-à-Pitre is the island’s biggest city and arguably its cultural centre, with the highest concentration of museums, restaurants and bars. It’s also close to the airport and ferry terminal, so it’s likely the city you’ll arrive in when first coming to Guadeloupe (it…

A baroque white-and-red striped basilica

Czech RepublicA Visitor’s Guide to Charming Jablonne v Podjestedi, Czech Republic

Posted on May 3, 2022July 23, 2026

This small town in the northernmost part of the Czech Republic is very far off the tourist trail, but there are at least two very good reasons for a stopover: The beautiful baroque-era Basilica of Saints Lawrence and Zdislava and the impressive medieval Lemberk Castle. It’s easy to visit the town on a day-trip from…

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