Berlin is the capital and largest city of Germany by both area and population. Its 3.7 million inhabitants make it the European Union’s most populous city, according to population within city limits. More than thirty years after the fall of … Continue reading Berlin Travel Guide – What to see and how to get around
Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany after Berlin, has a population of over 1.85 million and it is a major port city in northern Germany connected to the North Sea by the Elbe River. It is Europe’s third largest port, … Continue reading One Day Itinerary in Hamburg
Known as the financial capital of Germany, Frankfurt is also a historical and culturally important place, being the birthplace of the German writer Goethe. Frankfurt is the economic powerhouse of the country; It has Germany’s biggest Autobahn interchange, the busiest … Continue reading 9 Best Things to Do in Frankfurt
When you make a purchase in Germany, the price generally includes 19% VAT. If your place of residence is outside the EU and you take your purchases home with you, the VAT can be reimbursed. Here’s how it works: What … Continue reading Tax Refund in Munich Airport
Before getting on with Neuschswanstein castle, let’s get to know Bayern Ticket first. You will need this ticket if you are planning to do day trip from Munich. What is Bayern Ticket Bayern ticket is a whole Day Train Ticket … Continue reading Day trip to Neuschswanstein Castle
How to get to city center from Munich Airport Munich Airport is about 45 minutes away from the city center by public transportation and about 30 minutes by car and taxi. A Taxi will cost €50-60 and a private transfer … Continue reading Munich in one day
Berlin’s history of battling ideologies makes for some of the most fascinating sightseeing in Europe. Going to Berlin is like walking a history lane. Many of Berlin’s sites have something to do from the World War II from exploring the … Continue reading Two Days in Berlin
I was extremely excited with my upcoming Girls Trip to Europe with Sari and anxious at the same time because Alyssa and I will be flying on our own. Alyssa was 3 years old and even though she has flown … Continue reading TIPS ON Flying the long haul with a TODDLER
