Tsubasa

The higher you climb, the more the view of the surrounding plains opens up. It is a bit of a grind (the climb takes a few days), but it is truly a memorable experience. After all, it is the roof of Africa!

Home of the most decorated club in Germany, and one of the most successful in Europe. I agree with Bill's review, the exterior doesn't look that great during the day. It is better in the evening with the lighting. Inside, however, the stands are well-designed, close to the pitch, steep, and imposing. They do light shows that act as a performance. Plus, the atmosphere is cool. I think that on the scale of Germany, Munich is like the southerners, they are the "crazy ones" of the country :)

The old town and the interior of Diocletian's Palace really have something special. History is everywhere, and it's a pleasure to just get lost in it. Around the city, there are pretty beaches to relax on and some great boat excursions to take.

Right from the moment we arrived at the airport, our Uber driver told us that the absolute must-see in Dubrovnik is its city walls, and he was right. Circling the entire old town, with one whole side towering right over the sea, it is an excellent walk to discover the city. Along the Adriatic, there are a few bars and swimming spots built directly into the walls.

Contrary to what the location of this park might suggest, being on an Adriatic island, I did not find any beautiful beaches there. However, around the two lakes, there are lovely hikes to do in the Mediterranean forest, accompanied by the sound of cicadas. Also, let me reassure you, there are plenty of places to go for a swim along the banks of the lakes. Bring your swimsuit!

Arsenal stadium that replaced the old Highbury. It is no longer the Arsenal of the French players from the Wenger and Thierry Henry era, but it remains one of my favorite clubs in the Premier League. So naturally, I have a soft spot for Emirates Stadium, a modern stadium that is relatively big and always packed.

I went with a group to this park, which highlights animated movies like How to Train Your Dragon and Shrek. As much as I like animated movies, I was worried the rides would be a bit too soft. Actually, it was pretty good. Sure, it is not Europa-Park in Germany, but both kids and adults can have a fun time. Plus, the sets are really well done! Another plus: just like at IMG Worlds, there is basically no wait for the rides!

Good park, the entry price is a bit high, but you can go on a lot of rides in one day, unlike other parks in other countries where you spend most of your time in line. My favorite rides: Spiderman, Velociraptor and Hulk I was able to go on them several times!