A-Z of My Favourite Holiday Destinations: Stuttgart
The capital of Baden-Württemberg and Germany’s 6th largest city, Stuttgart has many interesting places to visit. I went for a short stay 4 years ago and really liked it. Continue reading
The capital of Baden-Württemberg and Germany’s 6th largest city, Stuttgart has many interesting places to visit. I went for a short stay 4 years ago and really liked it. Continue reading
I first visited Rüdesheim on a school trip in 2006, and returned during my first road trip to Germany in 2017. (It is really only 3 years I’ve been routinely driving abroad!?) Continue reading
When I started full time work in December 2014, Munich was my first holiday – in February 2015 (yes, 3 months at work and I wanted to go away again…. the pattern hasn’t really stopped since!) Continue reading
As far as I can remember I’ve not been anywhere beginning with J. So instead here’s a place I’d like to visit: Jena. Continue reading
The second largest city in Germany – and one where I’ve spent a lot of time as it is only 45 minutes by car from Cirencester’s German twin town. Continue reading
Erfurt is the capital of the German state of Thüringen (Thuringia), part of the old GDR (or DDR in German). Continue reading
My first visit to Germany was a school trip to the Rheinland in 2006. One of the towns we visited then was Cochem, in the Moselle Valley. Continue reading
I’ve only been to Berlin once – 5 years ago in November – but as I was originally planning to spend a few days in Berlin in June (before the Coronavirus hit) it seemed appropriate to make it the second destination in my A to Z. Continue reading
Today was not the end of the holiday I really wanted it to be. Instead of driving back to England, I’ve only really made it half way.
Tonight is my last night abroad and I am staying back in the area of Germany I came to during my first trip to Germany in 2006 (in the same hotel even); the same place I came to when I… Continue reading