How many days you need for Munich?
You may be wondering how many days you need to fully explore Munich, a city rich in history and culture. While it’s possible to see some highlights in just a day or two, spending at least three to four days will allow you to immerse yourself in its vibrant neighborhoods,…
How safe is Munich for tourists?
There’s a lot to consider when evaluating the safety of a city like Munich for tourists. You can breathe easy knowing that Munich boasts a low crime rate, particularly concerning violent incidents. While petty crimes, such as pickpocketing, do occur, especially in crowded tourist areas, being aware can help you…
Munich: a village of a million people
Quick facts about Munich Name: Munich, München Founded: 1158 Population: 1.5 million Area: 310.4 km² Known as: Capital of Germany State Bavaria Munich is the capital of Bavaria, a federal state of Germany, located in the country’s south. Within the city limits, Munich has a population of over 1.5 million,…
Frankfurt: Manhattan on River Main
Frankfurt is a city of contrasts – home to European Central Bank and modern city skyscrapers in business district are balanced out with reconstructed Altstadt (Old Town) is the site of Römerberg with traditional half-timbered houses and Gothic Frankfurt Cathedral. Quick facts Name: Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main Founded: 8th century Population:…
Berlin: history, culture and dynamic life
Berlin is a perfect mix of history, culture and modern, dynamic life events. Its turbulent history in 20th century through Second World War and later being divided during Cold War era left behind reminders such a Holocaust museum and Berlin Wall. Today, Berlin is a modern city with many things…
Visit Germany: 14 things you need to know
Germany is famous for its castles, world-known classic music composers, car industry, beer, sausages, and bread products, and famous Octoberfest in Munich.
Hi, I’m Lily, a travel writer based in the UK who loves exploring everything from familiar hometown gems to the varied landscapes across Europe. Whether I’m strolling through charming coastal villages or hopping trains across the continent, I’m always on the lookout for authentic, unexpected stories and experiences.
My writing style is simple and relatable—think no-fuss guides to finding the best pasty in Cornwall or stress-free tips for getting around European cities. If there’s a great view, tasty food, or a bit of history involved, chances are I’m already scribbling notes about it.