Located in Central Europe, Germany is one of Europe’s largest and second most populous countries. Its size and long history make it one of the most important in European, which translates to the many famous German landmarks spread throughout the …
Cologne is hardly your first choice when it comes to a quick getaway or a long layover. It isn’t the most touristy city, but it has charm and some very interesting things to do. It definitely deserves 24 hours of …
If you know me, you know that I am a huge sports fan! Football above it all, but Tennis, Ice Hockey, Cycling, Athletics, you name it! Heck, even Gymnastics, Fencing, or Judo in the Olympic years! 🙂 In our last …
Frankfurt am Main isn’t one of Germany‘s biggest cities, it is only the 5th largest city (behind Hamburg, Cologne, Munich, and obviously Berlin) with less than 750 000 people living there. Neither it’s the most touristy, we don’t know anyone who …
Munich is the capital and the biggest city in Bavaria. It’s also the 3rd largest city in Germany (after Hamburg and Berlin). This is a big town with plenty of things to do and see. You’ll need at least 2 …
Great cars, sausages, and Oktoberfest are a few things everyone associates with Germany, but besides these, what is Germany famous for? Located in the heart of Europe, Germany has a population of over 83 million people, making it the second-most …
Visiting Dachau concentration camp was our last tour in Munich and the last stop of our road trip through Bavaria, Austria, and the Czech Republic. We actually doubted very much if we should go there… It is obviously a place with heavy …