• Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden Completes Grand Renovation

    Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden Completes Grand Renovation

    The historic Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden has announced the completion of its extensive renovation, just six months after its ceremonial reopening in February 2024. The iconic hotel, originally commissioned by Augustus the Strong in the early 18th century, now boasts updated interiors that elegantly merge its rich Baroque heritage with contemporary sophistication. Featuring 180 rooms…

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  • Selina Berlin Mitte Launches, Offering A Nook for Art and Music Lovers in the Heart of Berlin

    Selina Berlin Mitte Launches, Offering A Nook for Art and Music Lovers in the Heart of Berlin

    Selina Berlin Mitte Berlin’s vibrant art scene just got a little more exciting with the opening of Selina Berlin Mitte, the latest property from skyrocketing hospitality company, Selina. Dubbed an ‘art-forward’ hotel, Selina Berlin Mitte boasts a guest concept that revolves around art and music, offering visitors a memorable cultural experience to feel like a…

  • Views, Vino and Wiener Schnitzel in Germany’s Rheingau

    Views, Vino and Wiener Schnitzel in Germany’s Rheingau

    The Rheingau is one of the most unique microclimates in the world, perfect for Riesling and Pinot Noir. With its gorgeous views of the Rhine River, its many Medieval an Baroque castles, the Rhiengau is a wine lovers dream. Getting There The Rhiengau was the last stop on our latest European Roadtrip.  As you know,…

  • Roadtripping to Wiesbaden

    Roadtripping to Wiesbaden

    The next stop on our German road trip was Wiesbaden! Wiesbaden is the ancient spa capital of Germany. With over 20 natural hot springs, the town was historically a getaway for the rich and famous. And today, we all get to enjoy the lovely architecture and culture that they all left behind! Lets explore Wiesbaden!…

  • City Guide – Frankfurt, Germany

    City Guide – Frankfurt, Germany

    Frankfurt has long been known as a flyover or layover city. The hub for some major airlines, it was often ignored. However, in recent years it has experienced a major rebirth, with more culture, food and fashion than it can handle! Frankfurt is a hidden European gem, with all the metropolitan experiences that Europe’s tourist…

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  • Explore French Food and German Houses in Strasbourg

    Explore French Food and German Houses in Strasbourg

    The Alsace region has gone back and forth between French and German control for centuries. This dichotomy is clearly visible in the architecture and the culture of this international city. Home to the European Parliament, one of the most amazing Gothic cathedrals in the world and plenty of Riesling, Strasbourg is a stylish Alsatian getaway.…

  • Why you Should Spend a Day at the Nürburgring

    Why you Should Spend a Day at the Nürburgring

    A mandatory stop on our European road trip was the Nürburgring. So after our castle-hopping excursion to Wurzburg, we headed north to the “Green Hell”. What is the Nürburgring? The Nürburgring is one of the most famous racetracks in the world. With 12.9 miles of track and 73 total turns, the Nordschleife course at the Nürburgring is one…

  • Take the Road Less Travelled to Wurzburg

    Take the Road Less Travelled to Wurzburg

    We had a few musts on our road trip through central Europe. We must start in Munich, we must drive round the Nurburging, and we must visit Lake Como. Those were the things we knew. Everything in between was what we didn’t know and that is exactly what made planning this trip so exciting. And…

  • Why You Should Do BMW European Delivery

    Why You Should Do BMW European Delivery

    While Germany is known for amazing sausage and beer, this country has so much more to offer those looking to explore.  It is a country filled with wonderful people, castles on cliffs, and highways without speed limits!  What better way to explore such a great country than by car?  We were fortunate to pick up…