so i drove all the way from Berlin to Magdeburg to visit Olo Bianco, and it exceeded my…read moreexpectations! A great location, great people, inspiration and art everywehere.. Come check it out if you are interested in all kinds of art, installation, dance, street art.. etc. keep yourself updated with the events, you wil definitely have to visit, you will not regret it!

We headed over to Goslar after learning of a celebration that was going on with live…read moreentertainment. Goslar is a town in Germany's Harz Mountains. It's known for its medieval old town and half-timbered houses. Market Church St. Cosmas and Damian features 13th-century stained-glass windows. The 11th-century Imperial Palace has historic murals. South, Rammelsberg Mountain is home to silver and copper mines more than 1,000 years old. There is also a museum preserves underground waterwheels and a mine railway, which we will check to next time we visit the town. Just like Bad Hazburg the town is quite intimate, the shops and restaurants are situated in one central location, there are several very good restaurants and pubs in town, the shops are very unique and worth checking out. There is a very large and entertaining clock in the middle of town, it beats the typical "cuckoo cuckoo clock" any day. Although the architecture itself is enough of a reason to venture through even the residential area of town, there are many things to see when visiting Goslar. This is a great town with a lot to offer, you won't be disappointed you stopped in for a visit. Cheers!

I'm a big Hundertwasser fan and this is one of my favourite buildings of his. It was the last one…read morehe designed before he died but it wasn't finished until after his death. On the groundfloor there's a cute selection of stores and also a café that serves fantastic cappuchino and paistries. If you're in Magdeburg, this is a must see.

Admittedly didn't know what this was (other than what was left from a medieval wall) until I went…read moreto post my photos. It's picturesque but basically just another landmark. Didn't even see any signage. Though did see a group being led by (what looked like) a Musketeer so there must be some history here. Just behind the big cathedral so an easy add on and maybe you can learn more about it.