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Hey there! My name is Felipe Tofani, the solo adventurer behind Frame Travel Roam Capture, a blog born from my passion for exploring new places and capturing vibrant moments.

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Three-Country Border next to Aachen

My first time visiting a three-country border was when I visited Aachen, the westernmost city in Germany. It took me a few hours on a train to get there, but I didn’t care.

Dark locations Around Berlin

Winden, the city where most of the series happens, is not real, and you can find some small pieces of it in and around Berlin.

A Guide to Brutalism In Berlin

From the weird-shaped Bierpinsel in Steglitz to the battleship-style construction of the Mäusebunker in Lichterfelde, Berlin has some of the best examples of Brutalism architecture in Europe…

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Are you a history buff who’s always been fascinated by the ancient Roman Empire? If you’re tired of the crowds at the Colosseum, why not take a trip to Ostia Antica?

A Visit to Ostia Antica with a Dubble Bubblegum Film: Step Back in Time at Rome’s Ancient Port City

Are you a history buff who’s always been fascinated by the ancient Roman Empire? If you’re tired of the crowds at the Co…

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Imagine the awe-inspiring sight of the colossal blue gates of Babylon or strolling through the magnificent arches of a bustling Roman marketplace. These aren't scenes from a movie; they're everyday possibilities at the incredible Pergamon Museum in Berlin. But there's one big catch… The entire museum won't reopen fully until at least 2037.

The Pergamon Museum: A Berlin Must-See…But Plan Ahead

Imagine the awe-inspiring sight of the colossal blue gates of Babylon or strolling through the magnificent arches of a b…

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Visiting London’s Covid Memorial Wall: A Reflection on Loss and Remembrance

The Covid-19 pandemic changed the world, and many lives were sadly lost. In London, a powerful tribute stands as a remin…

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Schöneberg has a story to tell. It dates back to 1264, a tiny village that rose from the ashes after a devastating fire in the 1700s. Industry boomed, grand mansions appeared, and the neighborhood became vital to the city after becoming part of Greater Berlin.

My Guide To Schöneberg: Exploring Berlin’s Most Eclectic District

Welcome to my guide to Schöneberg, a vibrant district in Berlin that offers a unique blend of culture, diversity, and, o…

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It’s a testament to the layers of history that make Rome a city where the past and present coexist, even within the walls of a McDonald’s. And you can visit it for free while you pass the Termini station on your way elsewhere. Just follow the map below.

History with a Side of Fries: The Roman Wall at McDonald’s

Inside the busy Roma Termini station, nuzzled on the basement floor of a fast food restaurant, you’ll discover a fascina…

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The bustling district around Potsdamer Platz is home to Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, a modern square paying homage to her lasting impact. After the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification, Berlin immortalized Dietrich here, in what was once 'no man's land' between East and West.

Marlene Dietrich Berlin: Exploring the Berlin Legacy of an Enigma

Exploring Marlene Dietrich's Berlin is a journey through the life of a unique artist and a woman who stood firm in her c…

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Today, it's a spectacular district of elegant, stylish architecture – a nod to the past with nods to the future. I was there for a few days in May 2022 for a design conference and decided to use my free time to explore everything Parque das Nações offers. 

Exploring Parque das Nações: Lisbon’s Modern Architectural Marvel

Lisbon's eastern edge was once a landscape of factories and industry. But that all changed when the vibrant Parque das N…

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If you manage to walk into the abandoned Flugplatz Rangsdorf, you will never suspect what the place used to be and how much history happened there. It was here that Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg landed after trying to kill Hitler back in 1944 and this is why we took our cameras to explore this abandoned airport ten kilometers south of Berlin city limits.

Forgotten Skies: Abandoned Airports in Berlin’s Historic Landscape

Embarking on a journey through time, uncovering the hidden gems of Berlin's lost places and urban exploration is a refre…

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