If I had to summarise our year of travel and adventure in three words it would be Germany, Drakensberg and Kgalagadi.
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The memorial site devoid of any beauty has a turbulent cloud of angst hanging over it. The caption on the gate ‘ARBEIT MACHT FREI’ was an ironic barren promise that suggested work would offer freedom.
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The Deutsches Museum being the world’s largest museum of science and technology will take you the better part of a day and more to explore.
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The Bavarian Palace of the Nymphs, one of the largest royal palaces in Europe was built for Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, wife of Elector Ferdinand Maria as a gift after the birth of their long-awaited son Max Emanuel.
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Not everyone wants to spend all their time at the Oktoberfest in Munich. What else has Munich to offer in autumn?
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How much do you know about Germany? 11 awesome, useful and amusing things I learnt.
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The atmosphere at the markets is filled with the essence of Christmas. It has nothing to do with the glühwein, eierpunsch or feuerzangenbowle that they sell. Hmm, maybe just a little bit.
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I stabbed my way through the thick but crispy layer surrounding the Schweinshaxe and eventually broke off a piece of crackling. As it crunched between my teeth, my taste buds kicked into overdrive.
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At a distance Venice gave off an air of elegance, yet there was much ruin and decay when you looked closely. Mind you, I would also rot and shrivel up if my feet were stuck in water for centuries.
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It was a blurry mish-mash of different sights from historic buildings, art galleries, roaming the streets to rushing from town to town.
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