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A day trip to Cittadella, Italy’s walled fortress town

Perfect for families, history lovers and anyone looking to swap the crowds of Venice for something slower and more serene, Cittadella is an easy getaway that delivers both charm and an unforgettable perspective!

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A walk through Winnenden: Saturday markets, timeless streets and a surprise connection to the past

I left Winneden with a deeper appreciation for how Germany’s past and present continue to meet in its local markets.

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Tips on visiting the Louvre

As the largest museum in the world, the Louvre holds over 500,000 objects, of which 38,000 are on display at any time to include some of the world’s most iconic images.

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Experience the pleasures of life in Umbria, Italy

A handful of hilltop towns in Umbria retain their medieval churches, Roman walls and Etruscan ruins, making them must-sees for history buffs. The abundance of fresh, local food makes it a destination for food and wine aficionados, while the breathtaking landscape calls to hikers. 

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Beautiful Croatia

Youth writer Mykayla shares the details of her family trip to Croatia where they enjoyed the water swimming, kayaking and even jumping off cliffs!

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A day trip to Bassano del Grappa: History, Grappa, and mountain views in northern Italy

Bassano Del Grappa is a perfect blend of history, culture, and striking scenery, all within easy reach for a rewarding day trip from Vicenza, Aviano or Venice.  

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Life in Lockdown at Trifels Castle

For almost 1,000 years, the Reichsburg Trifels (Trifels Castle) has sat above the town of Annweiler. Today, the Trifels Castle offers concert events, children’s tours and other special events.

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Stone, strategy and stillness: Schwäbisch Hall’s Fortress of Beauty

As I ran my hand across the cool stone of Schwäbisch Hall, I imagined the labor it took to build this place. How many lives did it take to stack these walls? Who stood guard in the towers? What did they see coming over the hills?

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Big Ben, Bigger Fun

Youth writer Reagan M. is a student writer in Dr. Wiedemer’s and Ms. Ireland’s class at Spangdahlem Middle School (SY 24-25). Find out what this middle-schooler enjoyed the most on a jam-packed road trip from Germany to England!

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Take a trip to Thessaloniki

If searching for the thrill of Greece without breaking the bank, consider a trip to Thessaloniki which offers views, food and history for roughly half the price (and half the crowds)!

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See the nutcrackers in Seiffen, Germany

Seiffen is a small German town near the Czechia border. My husband and I decided to take a trip for one three-day weekend.

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Adventures in Crete

Youth writer Kendall R. shares their favorite vacation spot in Europe: A place full of sun, pools, sand and gentle sea breezes!

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Austria, Italy and Slovenia in one place: The Carinthian Summer Festival

Set against the stunning backdrop of Carinthia’s Lake Ossiach and mountains around the city of Villach, the Carinthian Summer Festival offers a tantalizing program of music, literature and dance with over fifty events.

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Medieval Germany: Castles and Commoners

Would you have been a commoner or a noble in medieval Germany? Find out what life was like during the Middle Ages at these castles and open-air museums.

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