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Germany is full of surprises - from enchanted half-timbered villages and UNESCO World Heritage Sites to breathtaking landscapes stretching from the Alps to the North Sea.
On my travel blog, you‘ll will find inspiration, orientation and ready-to-use route suggestions for very own Germany adventure - complete with insider tips, helpful overviews, and practical planning tools. Whether you‘re tracing history, exploring cultural highlights, or simply looking for places that leave a lasting impression:
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How to Plan a Route with Google Maps - the Complete Guide and 3 Extra Tips
I plan all my travel routes with Google My Maps. This is a feature of Google Maps that you may not know about. You can use it to create and customize your own maps. The function is suitable for planning routes with...
Road Trip Germany - The Best Routes with Highlights and Map
Germany is perfect for a road trip: well-maintained roads, a variety of landscapes, exciting cities and plenty of culture and culinary delights along the way. I have prepared the travel routes in this article in such a way that you...
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I‘m Angelika -
a travel blogger with a passion for history, culture and the hidden gems of Germany
I love going beyond the obvious - to places where the past comes alive. Whether it’s medieval castles, historic landmarks, or lesser-known natural wonders: I‘m fascinated by the stories woven into Germany's landscapes, towns, and cultural sights.
With my blog, I hope to inspire you to explore Germany in your own way - with curiosity, awareness, and confidence..
I share well-researched insights, personal impressions, and detailed route suggestions - often as interactive Google Mapsthat make planning easier and open up new perspectives.
So your Germany bucket list won‘t just grow - it will come to life.
The latest blog posts
Murnau am Staffelsee in the Blue Land - insider tips from a tour guide
Some places are not obvious at first glance. Murnau am Staffelsee is such a place. Between Staffelsee, the foothills of the Alps and Murnauer Moos lies a market that combines art history, nature and the Bavarian way of life in a special way -...
Travel Inspiration from CMT 2026 – Discovering Germany Between Heritage, Landscapes and New Perspectives
Every year, the CMT in Stuttgart is a good moment for me to pause and look ahead: Which destinations arouse curiosity for the coming year? And where do anniversaries, new buildings or special programs give rise to occasions to...
Aachen Cathedral - a Carolingian World Heritage Site in Europe
Aachen Cathedral is one of the few buildings in Europe that has retained its political and spiritual significance for more than a millennium. When you enter the cathedral, you experience a place where rule, faith and European...
12 of 12 in December: A Day at Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
This week, I'm on a UNESCO World Heritage and Christmas market tour. Yesterday, I visited Aachen Cathedral, and today I'm taking the train to Cologne. Cologne Cathedral is one of Germany's most famous buildings – and yet its...
In the Footsteps of the Staufers – Lorch Monastery & Schwäbisch Gmünd
15 degrees and sunshine today inspired me to take a trip to Stauferland, between Göppingen and Schwäbisch Gmünd - an area full of history, where the most powerful dynasty in southern Germany once had its roots. Their most famous...
Educational Leave with the Georg-von-Vollmar-Akademie: Insight Guaranteed
On the road with Tatort Geschichte podcaster Hannes Liebrandt On the trail of National Socialism in the Alps I'm not really a fan of group tours. I love organizing my day myself, stopping off somewhere spontaneously...
52 Highlights of the Swabian Alb (Swabian Jura) — The Ultimate Guide
Between Albtrauf, half-timbered houses and World Heritage Site The Swabian Alb is still one of Germany's underrated regions. Yet it combines an extraordinary diversity: rugged cliffs with sweeping views, mysterious caves,...
12 of 12 in September 2025: Grafeneck Memorial and Surroundings
Today, I took a day trip to the Grafeneck Memorial near Gomadingen on the Swabian Alb. During the Nazi era, Grafeneck was one of the first killing centers of the so-called T4 program, where people with mental...
12 of 12 in July 2025: Sigmaringen Castle and Inzigkofen Princely Park
I've been traveling in the Swabian Alb for a few days now and discovering corners that are still unknown to me. Although as a Swabian I have often visited the Alb since I was a child, there are still many places, especially in the southern part of the...
12 of 12 in June 2025: A Perfect Day Around Lichtenstein Castle
I rarely go to the same place on two consecutive days. But yesterday I went on a wonderful trip with my father and sister around the Württemberg "fairytale castle", Lichtenstein Castle in the Swabian Alb.
Frankfurt Airport: Your Arrival and Onward Journey in Germany
Frankfurt Airport is the first major hub in Germany for many international travelers. With two terminals, several train stations and a multitude of services, it can seem confusing at first glance - especially if you're...
12 of 12 in April 2025: A perfect day in Bad Wildbad in the northern Black Forest
Today is April 12, and the fantastic weather is tempting me to take a trip for 12 out of 12 that I had been planning for a long time. Although I've been to Bad Wildbad many times, I've never been on the Wildline pedestrian suspension bridge, which opened in 2018, on the...
Perfectly Clean: Triumph of the Swabian Kehrwoche
1st Intangible Cultural Heritage It's official! The Swabian Kehrwoche has made it: it has been added to the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage. This is the first time a cleaning tradition from the heart of Europe has been recognized internationally as...
12 of 12 in December 2024: History, glitter and mulled wine at Hohenzollern Castle
I have planned a special Christmas experience for today. I'm going to the Royal Winter Magic at Hohenzollern Castle - in my opinion the most beautiful Christmas event in our region. Artistic, musical...
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Nuremberg Sights - The Complete City Guide [with map]
The traces of Nuremberg's more than 1,000 years of history make every visit to this city an unforgettable experience. Characterized by its medieval past, its role as the city of the Nazi party rallies during the Nazi era and...
12 of 12 in October 2024: Altensteig - Insider Tip on the German Half-Timbered Road
The weather is good again for today's 12 out of 12. The forecast is for a pleasant 15 to 18 degrees. I've decided to explore a place on the German Half-Timbered Road. I hardly dare admit it - so far I've only ever...
Shared Places, Individual Stories: My First Blog Carnival in Retrospect
In August, Judith Peters called on the bloggers in The Content Society to take part in a blog parade. Over 100 blog parades were created, including mine. It was a first for me, for which I chose the topic I've lived in these cities before...
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Exploring Berchtesgadener Land: 9 Highlights and Tours [incl. Map and Tips]
The Berchtesgadener Land captivates with breathtaking panoramas and is for me one of the most beautiful regions in Germany with an abundance of sights and magnificent nature. We were there for a week and didn't get to see everything we...
12 of 12 in August 2024: Stuttgart — The Best Viewpoints between the TV Tower and Weißenburgpark
It's supposed to be over 30 °C today! I've decided to make the most of the good weather and finally visit the Stuttgart TV tower again, from where the view is sure to be fantastic today. Admission is free in my...
Blog Carnival: The Places I have Lived in
I have moved 15 times in my life - sometimes within the same city. Every place I have lived represents a certain phase of my life and has shaped me in its own way. Perhaps you too have already...
Tübingen - Old town tour through the city of poets and thinkers
On this city tour through Tübingen, I will show you the most important sights of the old town, which is one of the most beautiful in Baden-Württemberg and has long since ceased to be an insider tip. On this summer's day, the area around the Neckar River is...
Berchtesgaden: Obersalzberg and Eagle's Nest - Between Nazi History and Alpine Panorama
The Berghof - of which almost nothing remains today - on the Obersalzberg was Hitler's second residence and seat of government, the Eagle's Nest was built above the Berghof on the Kehlstein as a tea house for the Nazi leadership and their guests....
12 of 12 in June 2024: Weil der Stadt Sightseeing - Old Town Walking Tour
For today's 12 out of 12, I'm setting off with my friend Jutta from northern Germany, who is still visiting me. We've spent a wonderful vacation in Berchtesgadener Land and Tyrol over the last two weeks. Today we're off to the...
12 of 12 in May 2024: German Literature Archive Marbach - Kafka Must Wait
As I pull back the curtains of my room at 8:30 a.m., a couple of police officers with bulletproof vests are just getting off a bus. Today sees the opening of the exhibition and research project "Kafka's Echo" at the Museum of Modern Literature. With...
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