Kronplatz towers over the middle of the Puster Valley, on the border between the Dolomites and the High Tauern. This free-standing mountain, 2275 m high, is a well-known ski
Chateauneuf-du-Pape was originally called Castro Novo in 1094 (meaning new fortified village), then Castronovum Calcernarium (Châteauneuf Calcernier, in reference to the use of limestone) before taking its current name
We are all quite familiar with Bratislava, but few know Bratislava as a wine region. The Little Carpathians Wine Route starts in the city. Some 15km further on,along the
Although I’m of a free and adventurous spirit always seeking new thrills, something keeps bringing me back to this unique and beautiful country. The people, the positive energy
Little Melania came into this world in 1970, on the banks of the Sava River in the town of Sevnica. Her journey from the small industrial town near Krško
The Khmers are the most numerous ethnic group of Cambodia. Between the 9th and the 12th century, when the buildings of Angkor were erected, their empire spanned the majority
There are few ski resorts in the Alps that can boast more sunny hours then Nassfeld during the winter. It is difficult to say whether it’s 100 or many
The narrow, elegant peninsula in the midst of the mighty Danube is the location of a rare amalgamation. Museums take decades, or even centuries, to be established and grow
The queen of the Italian Dolomites, Cortina d’Ampezzo, has for decades been a favorite of the rich and famous who come here not just to ski, but to see
