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Historical Places England

Windsor Castle: A Royal Residence with a Thousand-Year History

Are you planning your dream trip to Europe and eager to step right into history? If you’re fascinated by kings, queens, and grand castles, Windsor Castle is a must for your itinerary. This sprawling royal residence has seen over a thousand years of drama, intrigue, and pageantry. In this article, you’ll discover what makes Windsor Castle …

Historical places Germany

7 best cities to visit in Germany for history lovers

Germany is a paradise for history lovers, with cities offering centuries of history and culture. From medieval castles and half-timbered houses to magnificent palaces and museums – there are countless places to discover. In this article, we present seven of the best cities in Germany that will take you on a fascinating journey through time. …

Historical places Netherlands

Why travel to the Netherlands?

This article contains affiliatelinks. The Netherlands, often called Holland, certainly have a reputation with travellers. The country is often associated with its liberal stance on social issues such as prostitution and drugs, although there is much more to discover beyond these aspects. While Amsterdam is a popular destination, offering a blend of historic European architecture …

Amsterdam canals
Historical places Netherlands

7 historical things to do in Amsterdam

Welcome to the enchanting city of Amsterdam, where every cobblestone street and iconic canal whispers tales of a rich and vibrant past. In this article, we invite you to embark on a historical journey through the heart of the Dutch capital, exploring seven captivating historical things to do in Amsterdam. Steeped in centuries-old charm, Amsterdam’s historical …

Neuschwanstein Castle: Bavaria’s Fairy Tale Castle
Historical places Germany

Neuschwanstein Castle: Bavaria’s Fairy Tale Castle

Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, Germany, was built in the 19th century by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, also known as Mad King Ludwig. Constructed primarily to be an artist’s retreat, the castle was only in use for two years before it was abandoned due to King Ludwig’s early death in 1886. Today, Neuschwanstein Castle is …

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