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Tucked away in the heart of Zurich’s Old Town, Niederdörfli, or simply “Dörfli,” is a neighborhood that pulses with history, character, and a lively spirit.

As you step through the ornate gates of Tivoli Gardens, you're transported to a world of pure imagination in the heart of the city.

From its vibrant lantern-lit streets to its rich cultural heritage, Hoi An is a feast for the senses. So, grab your sense of adventure and let's dive into the wonders of this magical place.

... & your Dancing Shoes. Known for its vibrant gay scene, this island paradise has become a haven for the LGBTQ+ community and party enthusiasts alike.

The wacky wonderland of Jemaa el-Fna in Marrakesh: An experience that will make your senses go haywire and your GPS give up on you completely.

You have probably heard of Camden before. But beware, Camden Passage has nothing to do with the Market of the same name and has a completely different location. And it's really lovely.

Ballooning in Luxor is one of the coolest things to do in general and it is even cooler when you do it over the treasures of Luxor.

The Sound and Light show at the Temple of Karnak is a unique and spectacular experience that brings the ancient temple to life after dark.

The Prater is Viennas larges amusement and local recreation area with more than six square kilometers. The former hunting grounds of the imperial Habsburg family has been opened to the public in 1766 by Emoprer Joseph II.

The movie’s has been such a hit, particulary in the USA and Japan, that Salzburg Tourism organizes “Sound of Music Tours” to the original movie locations of the Trapp Family epic and has shaped the image of Austria of generations of Americans - to our delight or shame, depending on who you ask. But believe it or not: The movie is almost unknown to Austrians.

Vienna is often called the City of Music. And to be honest, this is well deserved. Many famous classical composers were Austrian like the Strauss bunch or if they were not Austrian, they moved to Vienna. Today, Vienna is proud to have three Opera Houses.

Vienna is easy to navigate. It grew in circles, starting at the nucleus inside the - now grinded - city wall, contained by the Danube Chanel and the Ringstrasse, then adding the inner district encircled by the Gürtel (Belt).