Memorial of Holocaust
I visited Berlin on a solo tour today and here are some snapshots of the Memorial of Holocaust so as to not overwhelm my Berlin travel diary (LINK). The Memorial…
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I visited Berlin on a solo tour today and here are some snapshots of the Memorial of Holocaust so as to not overwhelm my Berlin travel diary (LINK). The Memorial…
View PostBerlin Wall was built in 1969 to divide the country into East and West Berlin. It was a dangerous 12 years for German citizens who were seperated from family and…
View PostThis is a basic gallery of some snapshots of Gendarmenmarkt from today so as to not overwhelm my Berlin travel diary (LINK). Gendarmenmarkt is an 18th-century square and event space,…
View PostJust sharing some photos we took of the Tower Bridge, visited today. I edited Mick for the gram 🤣. And his reaction…
View PostThe Duomo di Milano, or Milan Cathedral, is an iconic symbol of Italy. It is the fifth-largest Christian church in the world and has the most statues scattered across its…
View PostOne thing we found different about Italy was the hotel layout. There was a lot of “apartment-style” hotels with shared kitchen and living room space where guests could mingle with…
View PostThis is a very short travel diary of our 24 hours in Milan, Italy. We arrived yesterday via the ItaliaRail and navigated easily to our hotel: BeHome Porta Romana (LINK).…
View PostCiao! 🤗 You may have heard of Venice, the beautiful city floating on the ocean in Italy. You may have also heard it was sinking due to global warming. We…
View PostGeddit? 🤭😂 Alright, I’ll stop. The last two days have been amazing in exploring Venice. We couldn’t help ourselves and took photos at almost every corner of the city. We…
View PostDal Moro’s is a small takeout store on the corner of an alleyway in Venice, Italy. The concept behind this “restaurant” is to serve the freshest pasta with their homemade…
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