What are we but our stories?

Stone and Sea: The Roots of Estonia
The past of Estonia is fascinating and present, as people here never stopped cultivating tradition (and fairytales). Today, this country stands for a unique combination of spiritual depth and the innovations of digitalization.

Mercedes Benz: B like Bertha
Germany, anno 1888. The world was a completely different one, driven by horsepower and the sound of horseshoes. Carriages and horse taxis filled the streets- with noises and smell. With the growth of cities and the number of carriages a new crisis arose- the horse shit crisis. That’s right. Had it not been for the invention of the car, every street in London would have been buried under three meters of horse shit according to the Times’ forecast for 1940. What many don’t know: We owe the fact that cars have prevailed largely to a woman, Bertha Benz.

Exploring Rome: My Top Three Tips
Vintage, photo location and design market: time for a break between the cultural treasures and exhibitions of Rome. Here come my three favorite tips for you! P.S.: this article is of course unpaid, I just wanted to share my discoveries with you. Enjoy.

The Upper Belvedere in Vienna: an oasis for the mind
It was one of those days: gray, stressful and me not inspired at all, even though I still had a lot of creative work to do. There was no better time to take a break and walk, through the light-flooded rooms of the Upper Belvedere in Vienna. A short excursion to one of the most beautiful cultural treasures in Vienna. And one of my favorite places to recharge.

Weltmuseum Wien: The Power of Things
The Weltmuseum Wien is currently offering a new format, in which visitors are guided through scenes of migration in a mixture of performance, dialogue and museum visit. A review of an evening walk between stories, teapots and the dragon tattoo of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

Picking Pages at Literature Museum in Vienna
Rainy days and the eternal question: A good book or a trip to the museum. I said: Both. Follow me through the Literature Museum Vienna.

The Justice Palace Vienna: Stone and Scales
Insider tip for you: The Justice Palace in Vienna. Read more about one of the most beautiful places in Vienna, which is still undiscovered by tourists. The entry is free. The history of the building exciting. And the view from the café on the roof a dream.

Weimar: Anna Amalia’s famous library
Until today, Weimar is considered to be a center of culture and houses a world- famous library. Significantly contributing to that was a duchess, who broke conventions and brought culture. Duchess Anna Amalia of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel.

Stone and Sea: The Roots of Estonia

Mercedes Benz: B like Bertha

Claude Monet: The Scent of Sun on Water

Exploring Rome: My Top Three Tips

Cosmos & Dead Butterflies: Frescoes of the Villa Medici in Rome

Santa Maria Maggiore: white flowers and blood-red gold for Virgin Mary

The Upper Belvedere in Vienna: an oasis for the mind

Weltmuseum Wien: The Power of Things

Rothko at KHM Vienna: Lightness between clarity and sacred contemplation

Admont Abbey: Light, Gold and Wisdom. Inside of the largest monastic library worldwide

Picking Pages at Literature Museum in Vienna

The Justice Palace Vienna: Stone and Scales
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