The slow-flowing Altmühl River in Bavaria is a canoeing paradise, with lovely scenery and interesting small towns along the way. There are many reasons to fall in love with Altmühl Valley Nature Park. Situated about 100 km north of Munich, Bavaria’s capital, it offers serene nature, many cycling tracks, and a slow-moving river that gives it all…
Ascend to the historical fortress, have a glass of wine, or enjoy a cycling trip along the Main River…there are numerous compelling things to do in Würzburg, the capital of Lower Franconia. Würzburg lies in the Franconian region of northern Bavaria. With a population of around 130,000 people, the town is known for its architectural…
Bavaria is the biggest state of Germany. Its resplendent castles, stunning alpine lakes, charming towns and magnificent mountains will make you fall in love with the region. I have called this area home for a few years now, and would love to share with you some the best places to visit in Bavaria based on…
Do you only have 3 days in Berlin? Follow this itinerary to visit the highlights and enjoy German capital, even if your time is short. Berlin is the heart of Germany, with an incredibly turbulent history, chic boulevards, and a stoic heartbeat. With three days in Berlin, you have just enough time to enjoy the…
Nuremberg Old Town, Germany just won me over with its maze of historical lanes connected by stunning bridges over the river,1000-year-old castle, and great Franconian food and beer. I could walk around the medieval center for hours and never get enough. Located about two hours from Munich, Nuremberg (spelled Nürnberg in German) is the second largest city…
Find from various places to stay with this guide to best hostels in Berlin, Germany. Berlin is the right place for backpackers: quirky, with plenty of monuments and vibrant night nightlife. The city is compact so you can experience a lot even if you only have a weekend. You can check my other post 3…
Ingolstadt, a young yet historical town located in southern Bavaria, offers a pedestrian-friendly centre with a number of interesting sights. Due to its strategic location on the Danube, the city once served as the seat of the Dukes of Bavaria, who had to be protected from their enemies. Some of the city’s ancient fortifications are…
