Lüneburg is the nicest town in North Germany. Besides, it’s one of the few that wasn’t destroyed during World War II. Thus, you get grand architecture and authenticity. Lüneburg is considered a suburb of … Read More
Where to stay in Hamburg depends on your interests. The city is big and spread out, so you don’t want to be far from the center. That said, the public transport net is reliable … Read More
Hamburg is an architect’s dream. The second-largest city in Germany has a plethora of fantastic buildings. We spent two weeks walking about its leafy streets and lovely canals. From Art Nouveau mansions and Bauhaus … Read More
No trip to Germany should exclude Dresden, a city full of history and fantastic architecture. The former capital of the Saxon Kingdom was also the largest city of now defunct Eastern Germany. Today, it is … Read More
European countries trace their origins to the ethnical groups that settled down around the continent after the great migration. Rudimentary at the beginning they slowly emerged into the city states that would later morph … Read More
Germany has a relatively compact shape that resembles a vertical rectangle 1200km long and 800km wide. It is the most populated European country, if we exclude the ex-soviet states, and its territory is also … Read More
