LAGA Neuss: Green heart, old terrain
Sustainable construction and recycling as an architectural statement: a skater pavilion is being built for the Neuss 2026 State Garden Show
Sustainable construction and recycling as an architectural statement: a skater pavilion is being built for the Neuss 2026 State Garden Show
From the city to the countryside. This trend already existed around 1900 and the ideal of the reform era became a trap for Mia Hesse
In a hotel lobby in Wakayama City, my eyes fell on an attractively designed magazine. The word WOMAN was emblazoned on the cover in large Latin letters…
The Nohant estate was a retreat and source of strength for George Sand. Here she received Parisian friends and wrote novels. 2026 marks the 150th anniversary of her death
A monumental tribute is growing in Aubusson: on the 150th anniversary of the death of the Romantic and pioneer of women’s rights
She was the femme fatale of the Middle Ages and Poitiers was her center of power. About the cinematic life of Eleanor of Aquitaine
From shepherd’s daughter to professional shepherdess: something is happening in the male domain, as the Shepherd Run Days in Wildberg show
The renowned photo agency Alamy has dedicated its March POTM (Photo of the Month) competition to the theme of Empowered Women at Work. I was very pleased with the result, because the photographer with the most pictures is Georg Berg
Resilient democracy: they are sworn in again on April 1. The Capitani Regenti hold the oldest existing democratic office in the world
From ceramic workshop to café: Lisa Wohlfahrt offers salads, soups, pizza, cakes and pastries – and still ceramics
Nevers in Burgundy is an insider tip among pilgrims. It was here that St. Bernadette Soubirous was once drawn. The pilgrimage site of Lourdes owes its healing spring to her
The Weisse Düne is the only sailing passenger ship in Germany. Jane Bothe glides across the waters around Usedom with the crew and her guests