In 2020, I decided to explore the local Alpine roads owned by the Großglockner Hochalpenstraße GmbH. So I drove to the Nockalmstraße, obviou...
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Why I Love To Travel Solo
When you tell people about your latest holiday, one of the unavoidable questions is "Who was with you? :)" and, in my case, more o...
2020's Road Trip Diary: The Smallest In The World
While I managed to avoid the c word in writing so far, there is no way to ignore the pandemic this time around. There are travel restriction...
Throwback To A Visit To The Palmengarten In Frankfurt
Corona influenced a lot. Not only was I locked in for two months, unable to leave the house for reasons other than catching a bit of fresh a...
Activities Available Off The Race Track At The 24h of Le Mans
Visiting a race is always a special event: you get to see and hear the cars in person, live in the hope to stumble upon your most favourite ...
The Circuit de la Sarthe in Monochrome Polaroids
In June 2019, a small Austrian in tow with a slightly taller German rocked up in the town of Le Mans. There the small Austrian saw many thin...
The Rookie Road Tripper Visits Le Musée des 24 Heures du Mans
The best place to immerse yourself into the spirit of Le Mans is not only to visit the race but also to marvel at the history. As such, it i...
Le Mans: A Trip I Will Never Forget
The 24 Hours of Le Mans is a race that was first incarnated in 1923, and thus one of the few races that carries the most history when compar...
The Rookie Road Tripper Visits The Highest Car Museum In The World
High up in the mountains hides a glass house, and inside that glass house there is a car museum. It is also the highest car museum ... in th...
The Großglockner Hochalpenstraße in Polaroids
As per tradition, I also found my way onto one of the world's finest driving roads in 2019. Thus, another visit to the Großglockner Hoch...
"Through Dust And Dreams" Following An Imperfect Journey Through Africa
§ I received an copy of this book to review but I was not financially compensated in any way. The opinions expressed are my own and are bas...
Debunking And Confirming Austrian Stereotypes
Every country has its own set of stereotypes: Americans are all fat, Germans love their beer, the French eat frogs, and the Spanish know how...
How A Traffic Jam Can Make You Into A Better Person
When the car was invented people saw that it was a good way to move from A to B. It would no longer take three hours to get to the bakery in...
Viennese Coffee Names Explained
Coffee is one of the integral parts of Austria. Germany has the Autobahn and Bratwurst, and Austria has the alps and where it doesn't ...
Taking A Look At Ingolstadt's Altstadt
Ingolstadt featured in my Travel ABC in the now long gone year of 2018. Back then I claimed that technically I had never visited Ingolstadt...
Exploring The Skiing Areas of Seefeld
Aside from an adorable town centre , Seefeld also offers the opportunity to stretch your skiing legs, even if you haven't skied in a lon...
Seefeld: A Little Idyllic Town in Tirol
When all the road trips and adventures of 2019 had come to an end, I took a moment and had a look at my travel bucket list for that year. Of...
#Vlog - Exploring Seefeld: No Time Like Now
I finally took the chance to put the super slow motion camera on my phone to good use, and decided to explore Seefeld with it. This is the r...
Taking A Walk Through The Historic City Centre of Linz During The Golden Hour
Linz is one of the lesser known Austrian cities despite the fact that it is the third largest in the country. It is located in Upper Austria...
A Road Trip Along Blue Ridge Parkway
While I am in the alps skiing life away, Barbara Meyer was kind enough to share her trip to the Blue Ridge Parkway (USA). Barb is my partner...
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