The Romantic Road is a picturesque route connecting over twenty-four charming Bavaria towns. The term “Romantic Road” was coined in the 1950s to describe this 350-kilometer (approximately 217-mile) stretch of highway in southern Germany. Specifically, the Romantic Road denotes the route between Würzburg and Füssen. Consequently, it is often called the “Romantic Road for Couples in Love.”
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Road Trip: Driving the Fairytale Road in Germany
Germany is the country of the Brothers Grimm. Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, Cinderella, Rapunzel, and Sleeping Beauty are some of their most famous fairy tales. You can recapture your childhood and find inspiration in the tales of the Brothers Grimm along the Fairytale Road in Germany. And it’s one of the country’s most scenic drives, too. This scenic route offers a picturesque drive through the country and invites you to delve into the intriguing nuances of the Brothers Grimm’s storytelling. However, be prepared for an experience that may defy your preconceived expectations.
German Weihnachtsmarkts: Why You Should Visit the Christmas Markets in Germany
Weihnachtsmarkt, Christkindlmarkt, or simply Christmas Markets, hold a significant place in my winter memories in Germany. While the warmth of family during my childhood Christmases in America remains dear to my heart, I can’t help but miss the open-air holiday celebrations in Germany. The enchanting Christmas Markets across the country added a unique magic during the three years I explored them with my husband and children. This chapter undeniably stands out on my list of unforgettable experiences. Allow me to share why.
Put it on Your to do List: Top 10 Stuttgart
Stuttgart, known for Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, exudes relaxed prosperity and style. It’s among Europe’s greenest cities, boasting parks, vast green areas, and 500 vineyards. Art and culture thrive here, appealing to enthusiasts of fine art, cars, nature, wine, and beer. Discover the top 10 delights in Stuttgart!
How to Enjoy Wine Walks and the German Weinstrasse
Germans love wine and walking. The German Weinstrasse is redefining both– open vineyards, generous pours, wine walk with friends, & tons of delicious food at the festivals and fairs. The German Wine Road is for anyone who enjoys a good time.
History Lovers Love Wine and Bad Durkheim
It’s almost time for one of my favorite festivals in Germany. The Durkheimer Wurstmarkt wine festival in Bad Durkheim is the largest wine festival in the world. Yup– big reason to go, right? But you don’t have to wait for the festival to enjoy Bad Durkheim. Located on the German…
Eating Pizza Like a local with a Knife and Fork in Germany
Every country has its quirks, peculiarities, social etiquette that contributes to its overall culture. Some are reasonable, some from an outsider’s perspective, can seem odd. But it’s adopting these habits into daily life, even if only temporarily, that make living abroad fun, rewarding and unpredictable. Some, like eating pizza with a fork, is just eating like a local.
Welcome to My Apartment in Baumholder, Germany
Don’t get me wrong, I loved our little apartment in Baumholder, but that town was well-known for its contrary weather. We fondly and not so fondly referred to it as the rock. We lived in an old stone mansion that had been renovated into four large apartments. We shared the second floor with a retired German officer. The first floor was split between a US Major and his wife. Across the hall was a 90+ year old German widow.