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40 years ago, the Schengen Agreement was signed in the wine village on 14 June 1985 – on a Moselle steamer. Hiking, wine and world history make the place a worthwhile destinationThe ascent to the Stromberg above Schengen is a part of it. On the Moselle-Trail, the hikers want to circle the wine village on the Obermosel – countries, Luxembourg, France, Germany. 33 kilometres and a total of almost 1,000 metres of altitude lie ahead of them."Those w…
In 2024, a total of 29 European countries form part of the Schengen area and issue Schengen visas. Among these countries, there are 25 of the 27 members of the European Union, as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.This area allows the free movement of persons between Member States without internal border controls.It is worth recalling that the Schengen visa is a residence permit which allows all countries in the Schengen area…
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In 2025, ten countries in the Schengen area decided to re-impose internal border controls. Thus, those traveling through Europe, whether for tourism, study or business purposes, must have...
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