Where to travel in Germany, recommended hiking adventures, what cities to visit and what to see and do especially in southern Germany. You’ll also find info about Christmas markets in Germany and castles to visit.
The best hotels with saunas in Germany for the ultimate wellness escape—think mountaintop infinity pools, luxe alpine vibes, or a sleek city escape. Your dream spa getaway starts here!
A monkey mountain in Germany? Yes, known as “Affenberg” in German, it’s home to 200+ semi-free ranging Barbary macaques who love popcorn!
The Danube Cycle Path is the most popular holiday cycling route in Europe! It attracts families, seniors, recreational cyclists and serious cyclists alike!
Was it worth driving 500km to visit Dresden for two days? Yes and here are 5 reasons why Dresden is one of the best places to visit in Germany
Hugo Cocktails are amazingly refreshing. If you love Mojito’s, you’ll love these. Here’s a recipe for a Hugo Cocktail that you have to try.
Don’t think you can enjoy the naked German sauna experience because you’re too shy? Check out these six practical tips before going to the sauna.
Pros and cons of a holiday apartment vs hotels so that you can make the right choice for your vacation.
I love winter hiking in Germany. That’s why I’ve shared the best winter hikes and a cool way to get down the mountain. Hint: it involves a sled ;).
Hell Valley Gorge, (Höllentalklamm) is the best hike I’ve done in Bavaria, Germany. Located in Garmisch-Partenkirchen it’s also easily accessed from Munich.
Andechs Monastery is not only famous for its pilgrimage and praying, its also known for its monk brewed beer, some of Germany’s finest.
My favorite attraction in Stuttgart is not one of the several castles, nor is it one of the cities’ fine museums. It’s not even the world famous Opera House. My favorite attraction in Stuttgart is a big pile of rubble.
The Black Forest or the Schwarzwald in German is located near Baden-Wurttemburg. Visiting the Black Forest makes you feel as if you are in a fairy tale…