Travel fragments from Indonesia. Mount Bromo is an active volcano and part of the Tengger massif in East Java, Indonesia. It sits in the middle of a vast plain called “Segara Wedi” – the “Sea of Sand” a protected nature reserve since 1919.

Among Vienna’s nearly 50 cemeteries, the “Zentralfriedhof” (German for central cemetery) is the most famous – and by far the largest. In fact, with its area of 2.4 square kilometers and its 3 million interred members of all major denominations, the cemetery is one of largest graveyards in Europe.

With its countless merchants, the Souk Midhat Pasha once was the economic center of Damascus. Today, the covered market in the historic quarter of the city is a social meeting place, where Western consumer culture and ancient Syrian traditions mingle with each other.

On 5 November 1978 in Austria the nuclear age ended. On this day, 50.47% of the population voted against the startup of the ready-to-use nuclear power plant Zwentendorf. Until today Zwentendorf is the world’s only nuclear power plant that was completed, but never went into operation.

In the 60s and 70s major wrestling tournaments like “Wrestling at Heumarkt” in Vienna attracted tens of thousands during the summer months. Today organizations such as the Wrestling School Austria first and foremost fight for the survival of the great Austrian wrestling tradition.