Founder and author of travel-du.de, travel blogger since 2014
Matthias is an experienced travel expert and founder of travel-du.de. He has been exploring various countries around the world for 20 years and shares many valuable tips from his travels here, accompanied by authentic pictures and videos based on personal experience and thorough research.
Somewhere, the Mos Eisley cantina band is blaring; R2-D2 beeps in greeting; and right in front of you, Darth Vader looms so lifelike that you instinctively hold your breath. The smell of a freshly fired blaster still seems to linger in the air. This...mehr lesen
Window down, warm sea air on your face, the scent of pine trees and wild sage in the air, and around every bend a new cove whose waters shimmer in every shade of turquoise: This Croatian route takes you along one of Europe’s most beautiful coastal...mehr lesen
Krka National Park is one of the most beautiful national parks in Croatia, and perhaps even in the entire Balkans. Here, one cascading waterfall follows another, and wooden paths lead you through the marshland, overgrown with moss and grasses, which...mehr lesen
Croatia’s second-largest city, with its fantastic location on the Mediterranean and its winding old town, is perfect for a city getaway where you can explore everything in just one full day. In addition to the famous Diocletian’s Palace, there...mehr lesen
Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands – and also the most diverse. On this Tenerife road trip, you’ll discover black volcanic beaches, dense laurel forests, crater landscapes that look like the moon, and pine forests that are more...mehr lesen
An abandoned Masonic mausoleum overlooking green garden terraces dotted with fountains, a botanical garden with a giant dragon tree right in the heart of the old town, and balconies made of Canary Island pine – for which the entire town is famous....mehr lesen
In 1706, a lava flow buried Tenerife’s most important port. What remained is now one of the island’s most beautiful and atmospheric little towns: Garachico, a small coastal village in the north, built from the same dark volcanic rock that nearly...mehr lesen
Dubrovnik – terracotta-colored roofs, white limestone facades, a brilliant blue sea, and, of course, that breathtaking Old Town with its medieval city walls – a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is now inextricably linked to the famous TV series...mehr lesen
This roadtrip takes you along one of Europe’s most spectacular and enigmatic coastlines. Nestled between the rugged Atlantic Ocean and the deep-green mountains of the French and Spanish Basque Country, you’ll follow the winding coastal roads and...mehr lesen
Medieval city walls that have grown over time since Roman times. A cathedral listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Chocolate shops where time seems to stand still. In between, narrow rows of red and green houses, a river winding through the...mehr lesen
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