Hof van Twente on the Overijssel
On a tour of discovery by bike. The gardens of Twente are located just behind Enschede, on the German-Dutch border
The home and the climate
The small village of Lützerath rarely had more than 100 inhabitants. Thanks to climate activists, Lützi has become internationally known and a symbol. Several hundred places in the Rhenish lignite area have already fallen victim to the hunger for energy and the lignite excavators before
Hiking around Twickel Castle
In Twente, a visit to a park in English landscape style and walking through cultural landscape can be condensed into a perfect day trip.
Mediterranean oysters
Oysters are a popular appetizer in France. They are hardly filling, low in fat and carbohydrates, but contain many vitamins and minerals.
Japan can also be Mediterranean
The Setouchi region on Japan’s Inland Sea comprises seven prefectures and is still more of an insider’s tip than a must-see on a trip to Japan.
Louis Vuitton scores with Yayoi Kusama
On an advertising stretch of four infinite pages and the slogan “Creating Infinity”, luxury brand Louis Vuitton launches its collaboration with Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.
Kawaii. Oh how cute!
Kawaii is an expression of pop culture in Japan and its superstar Hello Kitty. The fan base is growing as the projection screens for the cute kitten
Travel to Japan possible again
Tourists are welcome in Japan again. Corona pandemic entry restrictions lifted. Latest tips.
Yayoi Kusama. Art by the sea
Yayoi Kusama is the most famous artist in Japan. In the Setouchi region on the island of Naoshima are her famous pumpkins with polka dots.
Hidden object with Cristiano Ronaldo
After the African country of Morocco advanced in the quarterfinals of the FIFA World Cup against the team of Portugal, I remember a photo I took in Sierra Leone in 2016
Parlez-vous Español, please
Review of the book by Françoise Hauser, in which she describes the differences and similarities of many world languages in an easily understandable way.
Things. A history of women
For Annabelle Hirsch, everyday objects are not trivia, but access to history. Her look at 100 objects opens a Wunderkammer of femininity
