Oldenburg — there are journeys that begin with a destination in mind, and those that evolve into something far more meaningful along the way. My recent trip to Germany became exactly that — a journey across cities, but also through history, art, family and reflection.
1- Oldenburg has the oldest large-area pedestrian zone which is walkable, bicycle-friendly, and a mix of over 500 years of history, buildings, shopping and cafes. PHOTOS FROM OLIVER AMOROSO
2- No walk through Oldenburg is complete without indulgence in a classic German tradition which is the Spaghettieis.
4- Bad Zwischenahn is a picturesque spa town in Lower Saxony and popular for its peaceful parks and flower-lined paths.
5- Worpswede is renowned artist village near Bremen famous for its history art colony founded in 1889.