EUROPE
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GERMANY: Walking along Berlin’s Wall of Shame
Woot! Maerose here! 🙂 I just had a really good dinner — ginger lime salmon with…
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GERMANY: Berlin in February, ft. the Brandenburg Gate, a symbol of European peace and unity
Woot! Maerose here. It had been a long time. I had lots of stuff going on,…
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FRANCE: A detour to Château de Voltaire, home to “the innkeeper of Europe”
When my sister and a friend traveled to Geneva, Switzerland, we stayed in a hotel on…
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SWITZERLAND: Geneva’s Old Town – Of cobblestone streets and charming squares Part 2
Here’s the continuation of my escapade in the Land of Milk and Honey, of Chocolates, and…
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SWITZERLAND: Geneva’s Old Town – Of cobblestone streets and charming squares Part 1
Geneva is not just all about modernization and globalization, even though the famous Jet d’Eau and…
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SWITZERLAND: Falling in love with Geneva’s Jet d’Eau while on board a Belle Epoque paddle steamer
After taking a walking tour around the smallest of big cities, my travel buddies (my sister…
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SWITZERLAND: A walking tour around Geneva – the smallest of big cities (ft. Place des Nations, UN Headquarter, Square des Alpes, Flower Clock)
Woot! Maerose here. It’s a beautiful Friday morning, and I’m waiting for the clock to tick…
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Kutná Hora: Visiting the Gothic five-naved Church of Sta. Barbara, patron saint of miners
Woot! Maerose in da hauz! I got a 1-hour break and what best way to spend…
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Kutná Hora: The UNESCO World Heritage Site with the medieval feels
Woot! It’s Maerose again, writing a quick entry before I head out to the rest of…
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Kutná Hora: Visiting the Bone Church or Ossuary in Sedlec
Woot! Maerose here. It’s almost 10pm, and I’m still alert, alive, awake, enthusiastic! Got myself a…
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