Category Archives for Germany
Road Trip From Munich to Budapest: Castles, Beer and Baths
After our 3 weeks in Romania were up, we were so excited to be hopping on a plane and meeting up with my little brother and his girlfriend on their first European holiday. We’ve been begging them
Continue readingCost of Traveling Europe For a Month: Part 2 of 2
Last month we brought you part 1 of a 2-part series on the Cost of Traveling Europe for the Summer and we were a little shocked at how much we managed to spend, even with house sitting in the French Alps
Continue readingCost of Traveling Europe For a Month: Part 1 of 2
Since we moved to Thailand almost 2 years ago (this month actually!), we forever find ourselves comparing everywhere we go to Thailand, especially when it comes to prices. We have been completely spoiled
Continue reading9 Reasons to Pack Your Bags and Go to Europe
It’s hard to believe its been almost a year since our 3 week trek through Europe. At the time, I was ready to leave. We were tired of pinching pennies, limiting ourselves to 1 coffee a day to save
Continue readingWhy I Should Give Berlin a Second Chance
Berlin is the one city that we visited in Europe over the summer that I know I have to return to. And, contrary to what you might think, it’s not because it was my favorite. In fact, this city that
Continue readingCruising the Rhine River in Germany
Germany has always been at the top of our bucket list, although we always felt it was a distant dream. A place we would visit “someday” and that someday always felt very far away. That is until
Continue readingMunich Travel Guide: 13 Things You Can’t Miss
After our troubles in Frankfurt and not-so-great first impression of Germany, you might be surprised to hear this ended up being our absolute favorite country that we visited in Europe. I don’t know
Continue readingCulture Shock: First Impressions of Germany
Germany has been high on both of our bucket lists for a long time. Charlie was anxious to drink beer in the heart of Bavaria and Brittany was more about visiting the Christmas markets, but regardless,
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