Living in Germany: An Expats View on German Efficiency
Germans are known for their efficiency but what about apartments with no kitchen or lights or closets? Still think Germans are efficient?
Germans are known for their efficiency but what about apartments with no kitchen or lights or closets? Still think Germans are efficient?
Specific tips on how to thrive as an expat in Munich by a Canadian expat who has created a life in Munich that she loves!
Looking for a different type of museum to visit in Germany? Why not take a trip to Tram World in Stuttgart. It is truly intriguing.
The Jochberg is a popular day hike in the German Alps with views of both the Walchensee and the Kochelsee. You should go!
The English Garden in Munich is where Münchners go to play, or to relax, drink beer, or to surf, or to sunbathe naked…It all happens here!
Herzogstand to Heimgarten is one of my favourite day-hikes from Munich. The great vicinity to Munich and the beautiful scenery makes it an amazing hike.
Laber Mountain is a great hike in Oberammergau, Germany. It offers great views of the Ammergau Alps and the monastery in Ettal.
Prien am Chiemsee is a hidden gem that I was very happy to discover. It is one of the best places I have visited in Germany since moving here.
Maulbronn Monastery is the best-preserved Cistercian Monastery in all of Europe. It’s near Stuttgart, in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. And it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You have probably heard those tales about how unfriendly Germans are. But hearing that Germany is the least funny country in the world was a new one for me.
Growing up, I always dreamed about the castles in fairytales, wondering what it would feel like to stay in one. Some dreams come true! I finally had the opportunity to stay in a castle hotel in Germany, and it was a whimsical experience.
There’s no carnival in Canada so I was excited to attend my first carnival parade in Germany and see for myself just what carnival was all about.