Berlin in five places

RAIL Columnist

Halfway up the hill on the north bank of the River Neckar in Heidelberg is a path called the Philosophers’ Walk. Taking its name from the days when the university’s professors and students used to str

Graveyard hangouts in the German capital are increasingly popular, offering waffles and cappuccinos among the tombstones

Creativity in wartime, a Swedish mission to rescue Holocaust victims and tours of an iconic British warship

Ask most British motorhomers about their preferred European road trip destinations and you’re likely to hear familiar answers: France, Spain, maybe even Italy and Portugal. Germany, however, rarely ma

Interior designer Stephanie Barba Mendoza explains why Austria’s capital has won her heart