Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe in Kassel is one of Germany's most unique parks and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most special thing about this park is the water show that takes place twice a week during the summer months. We have never experienced anything like it anywhere else in the world...!
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In the far north of Italy's Lake Garda, you'll find Riva del Garda, a stunning place surrounded by dramatic mountains and shimmering green waters. We spent a few days here at the end of our motorhome holiday in southern Europe, enjoying the beach as well as several excursions.
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The flight from Athens would take just over three hours - a direct SAS flight from Athens International Airport to Arlanda. Well, things don't always go as planned when you're travelling. Two stopovers and twelve hours later we arrived in Sweden ...
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The beaches on the Greek island of Andros are incredibly beautiful, and not as crowded with tourists as some other islands. If you come at the beginning or end of the season, you can really enjoy the peace and quiet.
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America is not what you think, at least not at a superficial glance.
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The Greek island of Andros is full of cosy restaurants, many of which offer unexpectedly innovative and exciting dining experiences. Let yourself be inspired by tempting Greek flavours!
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Being able to take your work with you wherever you go in the world is a dream for many - and for an increasing number of people it has become a reality. The digital nomad has emerged as a new lifestyle where the freedom to work from the beach in Thailand, a café in Lisbon or a coworking space in Bali is as natural as a traditional office.
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The Gerolimni waterfall, on the island of Andros in Greece, was for a long time a place known only to locals. Now it's possible for tourists to hike here - and perhaps, in true Tarzan spirit, swing from a vine into the water - but it's still a quiet, peaceful and scenic little gem, unknown to most.
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Even in the early 1960s, Österlen was not an established concept. On many car maps of the time, the name doesn't even appear - nor is the area described as particularly worth seeing... It was only somewhat later that tourism became large-scale. Since the end of the 20th century, Österlen has become even more glamorised - and is now often referred to as "Sweden's Provence".
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When you play on a casino without licence, you'll find something completely different from the typical Swedish offer. There are thousands of games from both well-known and unique game developers that are not available in Sweden. It's not just about quantity - it's about variety, game mechanics, bonus features and the opportunity to try out new concepts like crash games or exclusive jackpots.
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