Altstadtzauber in Deutschland

 

Ein Adventskalender für Stadtentdecker und Genießer (available in German only)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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About the Adventskalender — available in German only

This year, the Advent calendar “Altstadtzauber in Deutschland” is available in German only.
It is created for readers who enjoy exploring Germany’s historic old towns through guided walking routes, cultural insights, and local recommendations. and local recommendations.

If you understand German, I’d be delighted to have you join the German version of the Advent calendar.

What You’ll Get

🕍 12 Old town walking tours –
delivered to your inbox every two days during Advent.
Each one includes must-see sights, historical insights, and an interactive Google MyMaps route for your own walk.

💡 Stories and cultural gems
Learn what makes each town unique – from famous landmarks to small, often overlooked details.

☕ Moments of indulgence
Discover cozy cafés, scenic viewpoints and local treats along the way – perfect for slowing down and enjoying the season.

🎁 How It Works

Register now for my free of charge Newsletter Advent calendar.
From December 1st to 23rd, you’ll receive a new e-mail every other day an e-mail with a new city tour through a German old town - with text, map, photos and tips. Everything is free during the Advent calendar campaign!

After Christmas, all 12 tours will be published as a lovingly designed e-book, that you can secure permanently for your future travels.

 

Register now for the advent calendar:

 



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Angelika Klein

About me: I love to travel, write and photograph - preferably in places where the past is visible. Whether it's half-timbered towns, castles or quiet landscapes - there's something in every place that touches you and inspires you to think further. With my blog Angie's Travel Routes I would like to inspire you to discover Germany on your own. I share my experiences, personal impressions and practical route tips to make your next trip a special experience.

You can find out more about me on the Vollmar-Akademie's website.