If you drive through Saxony-Anhalt, you’ll quickly realize that a state is a magical place. The area is known for the scenic vistas of the Harz Mountains, enchanting villages with cobbled alleys and timber-framed houses, castles, caves and pagan rituals. Here are the top 10 things to see and do in Saxony-Anhalt. Go for a […]
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Whether lovers of the Saxon capital had for centuries preferred to label it ‘Florence on the Elbe’ or simply an astonishingly beautiful baroque city, by 1945 Dresden was little more than rubble. The end of the Nazi dictatorship was followed by more than four decades of the communist rule until the peaceful democratic revolutions from […]
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Germany’s Romantische Straße (Romantic Road) is a thematic route through western Bavaria and is more about the stops than the road itself. This is 355 km (220 miles) of breath-taking castles, medieval villages, and perfect pastoral countryside. When driving the Romantic Road, everyone knows to walk the walled town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber. The […]
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Germany has some of the most magical towns in all of Europe. From those hidden in the mountains to those sprawled along rivers, there are plenty of spellbinding places to visit. Trying to uncover the most picturesque parts of the country? Here are some of the most charming small towns in Germany. 1. Wismar, Mecklenburg-Western […]
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Whether you’re making a spiritual pilgrimage or want to appreciate their majestic architecture, Germany’s churches are some of the most spectacular sights the country has to offer. Steeped in history, cathedrals and churches in Germany tell their own story of the past; some churches stood the test of time and remained untouched for a thousand […]
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Whether it’s ancient Roman ruins, pioneering innovations, or Martin Luther’s pre-Reformation home, there’s plenty of history to discover on a trip to Germany. The country’s influence on global innovation and culture is evident across a wealth of UNESCO-listed sites of historical significance. So step back in time at these 12 destinations, ranging from Medieval buildings […]
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Picture a small Bavarian town. Colorful, historic buildings line cobblestone streets, vines crawl up the sides of medieval buildings, and street vendors call out to you as you make your way toward the bustling city square. It’s a quaint, idyllic community that can’t possibly exist in modern times — and that’s Rothenburg ob der Tauber […]
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We take a whirlwind look at three fantastic cities – Lübeck, Hamburg and Bremen – in northern Germany. Visit them individually or as a trio of destinations and enjoy their historical cobbled streets, sprawling parks and an abundance of restaurant choices. Bremen – Best for families A city shaped by both tradition and innovation, Bremen […]
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1. Sow’s Stomach (Saumagen) Saumagen is a German dish from the region of Palatinate, where it was created in the 18th century by local farmers as a way to use up leftover food. Translated as sow’s stomach, saumagen consists of potatoes, carrots, onions, and pork that have been seasoned and stuffed in a thick casing […]
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It feels like entering a village that exists only in fairy tales, beautiful and green all around with the sounds of birds all the way. This is how a well-preserved nature should look like. This village is located in Spreewald, 1 of only 18 biosphere reserves in Germany. The video was made in June 2020. […]
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