Explore every episode of the podcast places to go – in under 10 minutes

Whether you feel like chilling out, shopping or partying, the Schanzenviertel is just the place for you. In this episode, we'll tell you where you can find the nicest cafés, bars and stores and what makes this district so special. At our side: Interview guest Philipp Westermeyer, founder of the company OMR.

In this episode, we reveal which parks in Hamburg are worth a visit. In addition to the most important classics, we also introduce you to three parks that we find particularly special: especially romantic, novel or cool. In this episode, you'll find out which parks they are, what their history is and where you can find them.

Good travel tips, to the point: each episode of this shortcast introduces you to a place to go that is well worth a visit. In under ten minutes and with exciting details, fun facts and a story to take with you on your trip.

The Hamburg Museum of Arts and Crafts showcases design and arts and crafts - and very special rooms. We introduce you to three of them that we particularly like and tell you what you should look out for here. Interview guest in this episode: Hamburg designer Eva Marguerre from Studio Besau-Marguerre.

When the Old Elbe Tunnel was opened in Hamburg in 1911, it was the first underwater tunnel on the European continent. Its construction was highly dangerous - and at the same time a real pioneering achievement. In this episode, you can find out what makes it unique to this day and what love story is connected to its construction.

Need some initial orientation? Here are our basics for your visit to Hamburg: In under 10 minutes, we'll tell you which districts you should have seen here, how to get from A to B, what's worth doing on the Elbe and Alster - and how to get tickets for a concert at the Elbphilharmonie on the spur of the moment.

When a multi-billionaire realizes a Parisian art museum in a prime location, expectations are high. Here you can find out why the Bourse de Commerce fulfils them all and what makes this building so special.

The bones of six million people are stored in the catacombs of Paris, a vast underground network that stretches beneath the city. A 1.6 kilometre-long section is open to visitors and provides an insight into a literally harrowing history.

Charming cafés, special shops with good ideas and the elegant Place des Vosges, where Victor Hugo lived with his family: a stroll through the Marais is ideal if you want to experience Parisian savoir-vivre in a relaxed way.

The most important tips and facts for your trip to Paris: In under 10 minutes, you'll find out which neighbourhoods are the best to stroll around, how to get around the city and where to get the best overview

The Albertinum is Dresden's museum for art of the 19th, 20th and 21st century. On display are sculptures and paintings by the New Masters - from the Romantic period to the present day. The museum is really famous for its collection of Caspar David Friedrich works and celebrates his 250th birthday with the exhibition "Caspar David Friedrich.Where it all started", beginning on August 24th 2024. Together with our interview guest Holger Birkholz, curator at the Albertinum, we introduce you to three of his paintings that you should give a closer look at.