If you happen to be in Berlin today, it’s your last chance to check out the Festival of Lights!
The annual light show takes place in the capital city every October, much to the enchantment of eager visitors like myself. 😆
If you happen to be in Berlin today, it’s your last chance to check out the Festival of Lights!
The annual light show takes place in the capital city every October, much to the enchantment of eager visitors like myself. 😆
Since I moved to Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg neighourhood in July, I’d been meaning to take my camera out to Choriner Street and capture shots of these colourful flags.
Finally had the chance to do so today. 😎
Thousands took part in Toronto’s International Pillow Day Fight at Nathan Phillip’s Square yesterday. The annual event also took place in over 50 cities around the world.
Thousands marched along Toronto’s busiest streets yesterday in honour of International Women’s Day.
After joining a Leger Holidays tour group on their visit to Eagle’s Nest in southern Germany in June, it was plain to see why so many visitors flock to Hitler’s former holiday retreat.
What is today a seasonal restaurant and beer garden with sweeping views of the Bavarian Alps was actually a gift the National Socialist party gave to Hitler on his 50th birthday.
Perched atop a rocky outcrop overlooking the town of Berchtesgaden close to the Austrian border, Eagle’s Nest is just one of the various “iconic and infamous” sites included in the itinerary of The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, a tour which examines the “dark charisma of Adolf Hitler.” The group I had the pleasure of joining consisted mainly of British pensioners who all seemed to have one thing in common: a healthy fascination for history.