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Krems: 500-1619 AD

15. Januar 2023 Alexander Curtis

As the permafrost that had been the hall-mark of the Ice Age thawed, the landscape of snow and ice gave…

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Out and about in Stein

14. Januar 2023 Alexander Curtis

Stein occupies a narrow strip of land between the steep slopes of the valley and the River Danube. Approaching from…

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Dürnstein & Environs

Alexander Curtis

The charming village/town of Dürnstein is best approached from Krems, either by river or by walking through the vineyards from…

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The World’s a Labyrinth! Krems and Stein during the Renaissance

Alexander Curtis

For those who would enter into the world of Renaissance thought, the „Toll Collector’s House“ at Schüreplatz in Stein provides…

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An Ice Age Corridor

12. Januar 2023 Alexander Curtis

In the story of human origins, the so-called „Big Bang“ of human culture that took place some 40,000 years ago,…

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Stein’s Neolithic Village and lost Enclosure

11. Januar 2023 Alexander Curtis

The Neolithic or „new stone age“ was the age in human history during which farming was taken up and a…

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Bronze Age offerings to the Gods

19. Dezember 2022 Alexander Curtis

Situated immediately below Gottweig Abbey, Furth and Palt are two villages that share a common railway station. Although unremarkable, two…

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Where God whiles …

16. Dezember 2022 Alexander Curtis

For those travelling upriver, Krems is the gateway to the Wachau. Opposite the town, on the other side of the…

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A hard pull up, a fast drift down …

15. April 2022 Alexander Curtis

Some 40.000 years ago, the first modern humans arrived in Central Europe, having followed the River Danube upstream from the…

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Music in Krems, Stein and Dürnstein

17. Dezember 2021 Alexander Curtis

The history of music in Krems begins with the 38,000 year-old Fanny, named after the nineteenth century dancer, Fanny Eßler,…

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