Everything to see and do in Germany
My dad and I have an ongoing theme of naming every medieval Bavarian town we encounter as the true resemblance of the Grimm brother’s Hansel and Gretel. Safe to say this one is definitely top of the list, and I will admit, I have most definitely joked about waiting for my European prince here. About […]
Rothenburg ob der tauber: The Hansel and Gretel fairytale town Read More »
Two quaint towns with the most wholesome medieval Christmas markets Esslingen and Tubingen are within an hour of Stuttgart and each other, offering the perfect small-town day trip. I honestly wasn’t expecting to be so in awe of these two towns. The people are so kind, the architecture is gorgeously medieval, and the community is
When to Visit? Summer in Baden Baden is usually balmy but still cool, with temperatures anywhere between 13-24 degrees. In Winter, it’s usually 4-6 degrees and can get down to -1 degrees. If you’re wanting to experience the fog-stricken folklore forest, relax in the thermal baths and enjoy a good cup of mulled wine at
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Stuttgart is a bustling, somewhat chaotic city in southwest Germany and the gateway to the enchanting Black Forest region. From famous vehicle museums to palaces and food halls, there’s something here for everyone First off, we’re starting with my favourite food spot, the Stuttgart Food Market Hall. Usually open from 7:30am – 6:30pm, the market
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Christmas in Munich is one of the most magical experiences I’ve ever had while travelling. Nothing compares to the smell of sizzling Bratwurst, hot Gluhwein and snow-stricken streets. If you would like some further advice or itinerary tweaking, feel free to send me a message! Ciao for now,Jacqueline.
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The Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich is a definite must see in the Maxvorstadt area for its incredible architecture (that makes you want to attend as an exchange student) and strong connections to World War II. Not only was the building used for Adolf Hitler’s assemblies, it was also the homeplace of the Nazi resistance
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