Riding by motor coach bus from Basel to Lucerne and experiencing the drive was a surreal experience. Looking out of the windows, you can see the Alps. As we approached the city, the lake became evident, and between the view of the Alps and Lake Lucerne and the beauty of it all, it was one of those moments where you felt like you were in a dream.
The Basner Fine Art Gallery in Las Vegas hosted a delightful evening filled with top-shelf caviar and Cognac, and unveiled the extraordinary photography art of Mario Basner’s newest exhibition.
The quaint German town of Speyer rests on the West Bank of the Rhine. The city is known for its Romanesque Imperial Cathedral, the burial place of eight emperors, including some of the most famous Holy Roman Emperors.
The Germans affectionately call their beloved river “Old Father Rhine.” The rain begins as a trickle in the Swiss Alps, and from these great heights, it flows 820 miles through several countries to the North Sea.
There are many myths about the origins of the Black Forest cuckoo clock. However, the early forerunners of the cuckoo clock can be traced to the mid-17th century.
When we arrived on our bus for the walking tour of Strasbourg, our guide, Marteen, was very well-versed in the area’s history and how to maneuver in and about the city.
Any tour guide of the city will tell you that there is an old saying in Amsterdam, God created the Earth, but the Dutch created Amsterdam.
An exciting and eclectic mix of old and new, Cologne sustains its Roman heritage with its city’s layout and ancient ruins scattered throughout the town. Cologne’s modern plazas and Hohe Strasse, a pedestrian-only shopping area, offer shops, restaurants, and famous cologne boutiques.
Kinderdijk, a village in the province of South Holland, was granted a UNESCO world heritage site status in 1997. At one time, there were 150 windmills in the surrounding areas. Today, the total is just 28, 19 of which are in Kinderdijk.
The artists from left: Susan Berger, Madeline DeAngelo, [...]
