Top places in Düsseldorf "Jan, vielen Dank für einen interessanten Artikel! Ich bin durch Zufall auf Ihren Artikel gestoßen, als ich kürzlich Düsseldorf besuchte und nach Artikeln über diese Stadt suchte.
Ich kann meine Erfahrungen kurz mitteilen. Meine Freunde und ich sind von Berlin nach Düsseldorf gefahren. Natürlich wollten wir die bedeutendsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt sehen (Classic Remise, Hetjens Museum, Wildpark Grafenberg :))
Aber wir arbeiten alle im IT-Bereich, also haben wir uns für ein Café oder Büro entschieden, in dem es angenehm ist zu arbeiten.
Apropos Cafés, meine Empfehlungen:
https://www.instagram.com/rocca_duesseldorf/, The Lox, DOX-Restaurant. Wir haben mehrere Tage in einem Business Center Düsseldorf gearbeitet.
Ich empfehle auch einen Besuch: Neuer Zollhof, Gänsebrunnen, Königsallee, Carlsplatz Markt, Rhein, Nordpark;
Der Sommer ist eine tolle Reisezeit!"
? Sad that when I type Comoros I see all these bad things you have to say and the shitty image u have left about Ngazidja truly sad I hope people come check for themselves
Mostar Beautiful photo Jason. Thanks for the fascinating history of this magnificent bridge and the terrible Balkan War that led to its destruction in 1993. Really uplifting that they restored it to hopefully survive for further centuries to come.
Khat opens doors Fascinating blog Jason. Djibouti is a major importer of Aussie gum tree scaffolding grown in and exported by Ethiopia which maybe an unusual but was my reason for considering visiting Djibouti! Your references to your meanderings in Djibouti City and khat are like walking through markets in Ethiopia. Maybe you should have tried khat with the locals. We one day walked through one of the largest and grimiest markets in Africa, in Addis Ababa I recall, chewing khat which prompted all sorts of vendors to engage us for conversation without any pressure to buy at all. And they made it clear the only reason they did that was their delight we were chewing khat! Khat opens doors we found...who'd have thought that!
hello from Minsk Hi there. Thanks for the blog, it's always interesting to know what are foreigners' thoughts when they come to Belarus. But it's really funny when somebody believes all the yellow press says. Funny and sad at the same time..
Best regards,
Artem
sounds about right! This happened all the time in Qatar. Once, my friends and I were heading to the desert late at night to watch a meteor shower. We were almost run off the road by a guy easily going 200 kph, in a white Land Cruiser of course. We pulled over, got out our blankets and chairs and saw his brake lights in the distance and he turned around as we started to walk across the desert. We thought "Oh great" he is going to yell at us and say we're on his land. Instead, he pulled off onto the sand and came right up to us. "Everything ok?" "Yes, we are just going to watch the stars." "Oh well, have a great time!" Strange place...
Rzeszow is very nice, clean and dynamic city Rzeszow is very nice, clean and dynamic city. It has about 200,000 people, a lot of students (polytechnic, university). It is the capital of the Podkarpackie Province. It has monuments but at the same time it is a modern city. I would recommend coming to Rzeszow. The city has a lot of quality hotels, restaurants, pubs. The perfect way. Very interesting, not expensive and worth visiting the city. A very safe city. Rzeszow airport is about 8 km from the center. My favorite city in Poland
Hands up! It's so nice to read that you've been in Rzeszow! It's really close to our hometown-Lancut. Castle in Lancut is one of the most beautiful in Europe, you should visit it next time :). More about it you can read on our blog: http://karolinapatryk.com/blog/travel-reports/poland/castle-lancut/
https://www.travelblog.org/Europe/Poland/Subcarpathian/Rzeszow/Mielec/blog-764410.html Rzeszov is a nice palce to visit with family and friends with tour guide.
Belarus visa I was traveling from Berlin to St Petersburg on an overnight bus, had my Russian visa (hassle), bought my bus ticket, arrived at the terminal and wasn't allowed on the bus because it traveled through Belarus and I had no visa. Had to sleep in the terminal and buy a new ticket the next day for an overnight bus that didn't pass through Belarus--what a hassle! So, no, I don't think I'll be getting their visa and going there, but I'm glad you did!
The Red Stork flies at midnight! What an incredible adventure you've had! Minsk seems a perfect ending, containing some beautiful architecture as well as the usual soviet propaganda. The images and stories from the Pit and the Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum were harrowing. And in true Soviet fashion, there was nothing of the horrors committed by the current regime, of which I'm sure there are thousands. Great travels, and congrats for turning them into a book--best wishes with that!
Old crones Those banshees are so poor they can't afford to to buy food to eat, so they have to beg. You have so much that you can afford to throw food away, I'm sure, yet don't have the humility to give thanks to God for all you have by giving an elderly person a few pennies. God bless and keep you safe from the Banshees.
Troubles in Kiev When I heard of the recent troubles in Kiev I thought about your book -- which I enjoyed. It is sad that such a beautiful location is dealing with such chaos and they may destroy significant buildings and architecture. Thanks for sharing.
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Top places in Düsseldorf
"Jan, vielen Dank für einen interessanten Artikel! Ich bin durch Zufall auf Ihren Artikel gestoßen, als ich kürzlich Düsseldorf besuchte und nach Artikeln über diese Stadt suchte. Ich kann meine Erfahrungen kurz mitteilen. Meine Freunde und ich sind von Berlin nach Düsseldorf gefahren. Natürlich wollten wir die bedeutendsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt sehen (Classic Remise, Hetjens Museum, Wildpark Grafenberg :)) Aber wir arbeiten alle im IT-Bereich, also haben wir uns für ein Café oder Büro entschieden, in dem es angenehm ist zu arbeiten. Apropos Cafés, meine Empfehlungen: https://www.instagram.com/rocca_duesseldorf/, The Lox, DOX-Restaurant. Wir haben mehrere Tage in einem Business Center Düsseldorf gearbeitet. Ich empfehle auch einen Besuch: Neuer Zollhof, Gänsebrunnen, Königsallee, Carlsplatz Markt, Rhein, Nordpark; Der Sommer ist eine tolle Reisezeit!"