Paul Chezter Canlas
Director of Outreach
VidaLingua
Planning to visit Germany? According to Wikipedia,
Germany is the seventh most visited country in the world. Whether you are backpacking through Europe, or planning a romantic getaway in the beautiful Black Forest, from the incredible natural beauty of southern Germany in Bavaria and Baden Württemberg, to the coastal towns on the North Sea and the castles throughout, Germany has many must-see sites.
We’ve looked far and wide to bring you the best Travel Blogs for a dream holiday to Germany. We hope you like these blogs as much as us and they contribute to a great holiday.
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Showcasing Germany's finest travel destinations and inspirations, as chosen by two independent experts with unparalleled experience of Germany's travel and tourism. Germany is Wunderbar is the distillation of the expertise of two well-known enthusiasts for travel in Germany, one British, and one German. The former a long-established writer, and the latter a communication consultant and freelance journalist.
Edwina is a food obsessed, adventure loving, traveling German. This blog tells stories of her travels. She wants to inspire people to go out there and discover the world around, near or far. Traveling German is a blog full of travel resources, photos and tips about travelling in Germany. Travel style: unique, adventure, luxury, preferably on water. Traveling German has grown in popularity, and offers some incredibly valuable guides on traveling Germany.
Audrey is a full time travel blogger so spends most of her time on the road. She has done extensive travel throughout Germany, including Berlin, Hamburg, Bebenhausen, Tuebingen, and more. Starting her blog in 2010, she never expected this ti turn into her full time job. But through sharing captivating photos and unique travel experiences covering topics from cuisine and local drinks, to museums and traditions, That Backpacker has grown in popularity, and offers some incredibly valuable guides on traveling Germany.
Based in Berlin, Germany, though as a travel writer, Adam is regularly traveling. In addition to writing and managing his popular travel blog, travelsofadam.com, Adam also works with Eating Europe Tours on their online marketing. Travels of Adam started in 2009 in preparation for a gap year he was planning, and wanted to keep himself productive while traveling by sharing about his experiences.
On behalf of the German federal government, the GNTB has been working internationally to promote Germany as a travel destination for more than 60 years. It communicates the diverse appeal of the country to a worldwide market, thereby promoting a strong and attractive brand – Destination Germany.
Obi G. Macaroni (or "OGM" as he prefers) started Oh God, My Wife is German in 2011 after he began compiling lists and notes of all the hilarious things his German wife did or said. When they shared some of these quotes or idioms with their friends, they realized they were not so much inside jokes, but great pieces of humour with widespread appeal. This blog is filled with tons of great insider information about German people and culture. While not necessarily a "travel guide", anyone preparing for a trip to Germany can learn a lot about the people and social memes from OGM's writing!
From shopping to sightseeing and from breakfast to dinner ─ this blog will show you how to spend the perfect day in Hamburg. This guide to Hamburg, truly is "ultimate" and for anyone planning to touch down in this city, this is a must have resource!
Leipzig is an easy day trip from Berlin and perfect for the culture carnivore, with museums, art galleries, historic cafes and its very own Music Trail. This blog will introduce you to the beautiful LEIPZIG, with entertaining stories , hidden tips from Leipzig , unusual ( favorite ) locations or interesting things that even die-hard Leipzig fans may not have known yet.
Nina and Simon are based in Slovenia, near the capital of Ljubljana. They started our blog about 4 years ago because their family and friends always wanted to hear about their travels, every time they returned home. A blog allowed them to not answer the same questions or tell the same stories over and over, plus it helped people follow their travels live and keep more up to date. As the blog became more and more popular, they starting including useful travel tips and information for everyone wanting to go travel, drawing from their experiences on the road.
Andy is an Englishman that has been living in Trondheim, Norway for the past 17 years. The Grown Up Travel Guide was started in 2012 because he was always being asked for travel advise about his more "grown up" style of travel. What makes Andy's content so unique is he caters to those travellers who don't want to be hauling a massive backpack from hostel to hostel. Andy travel with class, and shares tips and advice for a higher quality of travel.
Kevin and Amanda are a bright and energetic couple that share everything they can from their travels on their blog. Covering all sorts of topics from food to photography, they have great content that takes a very bright outlook on travel and the countries they've visited. We found this guide to Munich, Germany, to be very well rounded for all of the foodies out their, as they talk about and share 'delicious' photos of German cuisine favourites, mixed in with some popular must see places to visit.
Dale Davies is a forever smiling Brit who chose to leave his retail hell behind him and make full-time travel a reality, and Franca Calabretta moved away from her home town of Alberobello in Puglia, Italy more than ten years ago, so often feels more at home while one the road. This duo is truly unique for a number of reasons; 1. They are budget travellers (though never let it make them crazy, if something costs 'this' much, they pay 'that' much), 2. They are slow travellers, and 3. They are vegan travellers. This rare combination of travel lead to a special kind of guide focused on Berlin, Germany, and we thought it would resonate with anyone who values these styles of travel.
If we missed one of your favorite blogs, even if it's your own, don't hestiate to email us at
info@vidalingua.com to let us know.
Eager to learn some German phrases before you go to Germany? Check out PhraseMates for iPhone and Android.
Happy travelling!
Paul Chezter Canlas
Director of Outreach
VidaLingua
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