I'm confusing everything. Is it Echternach or is it Krems? Let's see which buildings are called what and to which country they belong. Of course, we don't forget culture and history.

Jumilla and Krems have much to differ, but indeed, they have something to share.

Krems has a long history of growing white wine and so has Luxembourg. Pour yourself a glass of white wine and join me on a journey through their history.

The story speaks for itself. Do Hamburg and Krems show similar pasts?

I thought for a long time, because at first I didn’t notice anything in common between Krems on the Danube and my hometown Monheim on the Rhine. 

But if you look again, there is an essential commonality already in the name, both cities are located on a river.

When I think of Krems, one of the main things that comes to my mind is the Danube. There is something about it that makes me feel at home. Want to see what it is?

Although one is larger than the other, they both have their one beauty. What do they have in common?

Confusingly similar.

Gates? Churches? Cathedral? Bridges? Discover the similarities and differences of both cities!

For this project, I found out that Krems had been an important transit city in the Renassaince. Sinds I come from Rotterdam, the largest port in Europe. It was interesting to look a little bit further into them, so here is the result from that...