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Can’t-Miss German Day Trips A-Z: Cochem

Can’t-Miss German Day Trips A-Z: Cochem

Whether you’re new to Germany or have been here for years, Cochem might just be the place you need to be. It’s gorgeous, has an epic castle, is loaded with Insta-worthy moments, and has enough surprises to make even the most jaded traveler nod with grudging respect. As a bonus, […]

May 15, 2026 ×

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Germany’s National Parks: Eifel National Park

Germany’s National Parks: Eifel National Park

Germany’s Eifel region is often overlooked. Just a short trip from Kaisers­lautern, this land of lakes, ancient volcanoes, forests and rolling hills is ideal for bikers, hikers, road trippers and day trippers. Another great reason to visit: the region hosts Eifel National Park, which is captivating, wild, and historic. On […]

May 8, 2026 ×

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Luarca: Spain’s Quaint Atlantic Village

Luarca: Spain’s Quaint Atlantic Village

Nestled on the rugged, beautiful coastline of the Atlantic Ocean in northwestern Spain, Luarca is a small fishing village that offers a truly enchanting escape. Often overshadowed by larger, more well-known destinations, Luarca provides a taste of authentic Spanish life, characterized by stunning natural beauty, delicious local cuisine, and a […]

May 1, 2026 ×

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Camino de Santiago: From Germany to Spain

Camino de Santiago: From Germany to Spain

The Camino de Santiago, or Way of St. James, is a vast network of ancient pilgrimage routes converging at the shrine of St. James in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. While many associate the journey with Spain alone, the experience often begins much further east. Routes like the Jakobsweg in Germany […]

April 24, 2026 ×

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Explore famous Burg Eltz

Explore famous Burg Eltz

I remember when we first moved to Germany, I found myself mesmerized by castles. I actually saw a Facebook post where someone mentioned that they had lived in Europe for over two years and they were tired of castles. What? How, I wondered, could you ever see too many castles?  […]

April 17, 2026 ×

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Insider’s Kaiserslautern: Japanischer Garten

Insider’s Kaiserslautern: Japanischer Garten

Little soothes the soul as well as a tour through a Japanese garden. These bastions of tranquility have it all: water features, beautiful koi, delicate cherry trees and an almost otherworldly sense of good order. In all honesty, Japanese gardens are needed now more than ever. Fortunately for you, Kaiserslautern […]

March 27, 2026 ×

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Can’t-Miss German Day Trips A-Z: Pforzheim

Can’t-Miss German Day Trips A-Z: Pforzheim

Pforzheim embodies so much that is good about Germany. With more than 100,000 people, it’s large enough to offer something for every traveler, and small enough that navigating it doesn’t feel overwhelming. There is an excellent blend of culture, commerce and nature. And, crucially, Pforzheim offers wonderful access to one […]

March 20, 2026 ×

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Germany’s National Parks: Jasmund National Park

Germany’s National Parks: Jasmund National Park

Jasmund National Park feels like Germany’s last frontier. Located on the island of Rügen (Ger-many’s largest), Jas-mund (Ger-many’s smallest national park) is beautiful, tranquil, and historic. The park’s chalky white cliffs flank the sometimes wild waters of the Baltic Sea. The park offers amazing hiking, UNESCO-recognized beech forests, incredible views, […]

March 13, 2026 ×

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7 unexpected reasons to visit Heidelberg castle

7 unexpected reasons to visit Heidelberg castle

Heidelberg Castle is one of Germany’s iconic destinations — with good reason. Poised high on a mighty hill overlooking Heidelberg’s old town and the Neckar River, the castle is a photo op paradise. If you’ve never visited, you should. If you’ve already been, here are seven reasons to entice you […]

March 6, 2026 ×

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Essen: Authentically German, off the beaten path

Essen: Authentically German, off the beaten path

Looking for a weekend trip with a little edge? Try Essen. Once synonymous with coal and steel, Essen has reinvented itself as a culturally savvy, green, surprisingly stylish city in the heart of Germany’s former industrial belt. Essen is compact, easy to navigate, and packed with history that doesn’t feel […]

February 27, 2026 ×