A charming Hungarian spa town
Our first stop in Hungary was Moson Magyarovor. This delightful spa town has Roman origins and a history of grand development linked to its healing and sought after mineral waters. […]
Our first stop in Hungary was Moson Magyarovor. This delightful spa town has Roman origins and a history of grand development linked to its healing and sought after mineral waters. […]
The drive out of Vienna was easy going along flat plains of towering wind turbines. Being a weekday the road was busy with freight and the registration plates of lorries […]
Before we visited the city we collectively knew four things about it: Mozart lived there for a time, its coffee houses are still institutions, it was the seat of the […]
The Wachau Valley is considered the most beautiful stretch of the Danube in lower Austria. It has a particularly mild and localised climate that lends itself to growing grapes for […]
Driving out of Linz through the vast industrial landscape of steel works, power plants and chemical factories, past belching chimneys and overhead railways and negotiating a series of raised roadways […]
We didn’t know it but Monday was to be a big day. I was up and out ready to greet the bakery van arriving at precisely the predicted 7.45am. After […]
Staying on the Donau, beautiful baroque Passau was our last port of call in Germany. Our aire was alongside the river in a winter floodplain and just a short cycle […]
We headed to the Danube, or Donau in German, to see Regensburg. Our stop was at Bad Abbach, a quiet rural town up in the hills and pretty unremarkable but […]
We were packed and ready to leave Rothenburg at 9am but were inevitably delayed by departing packs of fussing Italians at the aire’s only service point. Still, we did the […]
Returning to Rothenburg ob der Tauber after six years we were excited to discover what state this medieval walled town would be in, following further substantial investment by private and […]