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Sintra
Das UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe von Sintra umfasst 946 Hektar und wird wegen seiner märchenhaften Schlösser gerne als „Disneyland“ bezeichnet - ein Vergleich, der seiner reichen Geschichte jedoch nicht gerecht wird.
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Lisboa_Vadiar_2
Von der Baixa in die Amalfa.
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April 5, 2026
Unintentionally, the unplanned tour had an inner logic after all at the beginning.
Foreign investments and the increase in short-term rentals or the increase in tourism have massively accelerated gentrification in popular inner-city neighborhoods - families are being displaced from their apartments, which
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FW_4_Zambujeira - Odeceixe
Menschen, Sand und Sonne: von allem gab es auch heute im Überfluss. Und natürlich die herrliche Klippenlandschaft - heute ein letztes Mal.
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April 5, 2026
Our last day on the Fischerweg – and what a farewell: once again the view into dizzying depths, once again the roar of the surf, once again hidden sandy bays that are unreachable (and yet scattered sunbathers were down there).
Important points in brief:
- The only public (open) toilets on the Fischerweg
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FW_3_Almograve - Zambujeira do Mar
Laut Reiseliteratur soll dies eine der schönsten Etappen auf dem Fischerweg sein. Und die berühmten Klippenstörche warteten auf uns.
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April 2, 2026
Today, hikers streamed from Almograve towards Praia Grande de Almograve every second, a spectacular stretch of beach we had visited last evening (great beach bar). After a somewhat longer march on a dusty road, the impressive cliff zone began. Red sandstone mixed with black slate and indefinable white
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FW_2_Vila Nova de Milfontes - Almograve
Wieder dicht am Atlantik entlang, durch Busch- und Dünenlandschaft. Und das Gefühl, genau richtig zu sein.
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April 1, 2026
Our first item on the agenda: shortening the route! A water taxi took us across the Rio Mira, saving us a few kilometers on an uncharming road. We were dropped off directly at the huge Praia das Furnas, where the low tide had pushed the sea far back. With the other hikers, we deviated from the main route
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FW_1_Porto Covo - Vila Nova de Milfontes
„You’ll Never Walk Alone” – das könnte ein Motto des Fischerwegs sein. 😉 Hält er wirklich, was er als „schönster Küstenweg Europas” verspricht? Wir waren gespannt auf die nächsten vier Tage!
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March 31, 2026
Yesterday, together with a whole wave of hiking enthusiasts, we were swept into the picturesque Porto Covo – a place that is perfectly prepared for all of us: gastronomy, supermarkets, and small shops wherever you look. The town on the Costa Vicentina is the starting point for the Fishermen's Trail for
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May 3, 2025
The loop from Tölz to the Ellbach Moor is well-known. And rightly so.
The Eichmühle natural outdoor pool on the edge of the moor was still closed, but it probably offers a pleasant alternative to the usual water parks. It brings back memories of the former Alpamare in Bad Tölz, which was Germany's first
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February 15, 2025
A walk past some of Munich's lesser-known sights: After we had searched for and found the new Pumuckl traffic lights and the exposed Stadtmühlbach in the backyard in Lehel, we headed along the Eisbach towards Tucherpark, where we witnessed the sale in the Sep-Ruf-Hilton building. We walked from one waterworks
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Lotte and others went for a hike
October 28, 2023
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October 28, 2023
The first stage of our King Ludwig Trail with lots of greenery, cows and churches.
The great grounds of the Wessobrunner Monastery were a nice start to our multi-day tour. A natural cosmetics company is now based there, where famous plasterers came from and the oldest German poem, the Wessobrunner Prayer
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April 9, 2026
Sintra has a turbulent history: since the Arab settlement in the 8th century, the city changed hands several times before finally becoming the summer residence of the Kings of Portugal. In addition to the castle ruins of Castelo dos Mouros, the National Palace in Sintra and the colorful Palácio Nacional
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