One of the most magical and festive places to visit in Berlin during the winter is the Gendarmenmarkt square in the very heart of the city. The Gendarmenmarkt Christmas Market (known as Weihnachtsmarkt am Gendarmenmarkt in German) takes place on an annual basis in the shadows of two twin churches. Here’s how to visit the …
One of the tiniest Christmas markets in Paris is that located at Place des Abbesses, a little square known for its iconic love wall and proximity to the butte of Montmartre. Each festive period, a little market is erected in the square, encircling the carousel. Here’s your guide to the Abbesses Christmas market in Montmartre …
Axe throwing, people in medieval costume, and a cosy atmosphere await those who opt to visit the Historischer Weihnachtsmarkt in the grounds of the RAW cultural centre in Berlin. Here’s how to visit the medieval Christmas Market in Berlin, as well as tips for visiting. 2021 is the 5th time that the Medieval Market will …
Madrid is home to tapas, world-class museums, and some seriously beautiful architecture. While it would be preferable to spend a longer time exploring the city, sometimes 24 hours is all you have. Here’s your ultimate guide on how to spend the perfect one day in Madrid (an itinerary you’ll want to follow for yourself while …
Situated in the West of Germany, Aachen is a historical destination famed for its breathtaking Cathedral and handful of Roman ruins. Come winter, the Aachen Christmas Market draws people from far and wide who wish to experience the magic of Christmas in the city. Here’s your ultimate Christmas Market in Aachen (known as Aachener Weinachtsmarkt …
If there’s one thing you should know before visiting Amsterdam it’s that bad weather days are common. The Netherlands in general experiences rain throughout the year, even in the summer months. Here’s your guide on how to spend a rainy day in Amsterdam (and still have fun!) How often does it rain in Amsterdam? Typically, …