Oktoberfest is unforgettable, one of the world’s best celebrations. In this beginner’s guide, we share everything you need to know for Oktoberfest.

Berlin is a city full of monuments, churches, museums and much more to visit. In fact, the German capital is considered a political and cultural center of Europe. Let’s see what’s worth seeing and visiting in this great city. Start your visit from New Synagogue, which hits you with its gleaming golden dome, in the…

The beautiful Cologne, situated on the banks of the river Rhine, is the fourth largest city in all of Germany. The metropolitan region in which it stands (Rhein-Ruhr) is highly urbanized, because inside there are more than 11 million people. Strolling along the streets of this beautiful city, you will find the cathedral of Cologne,…

Rich in history, beautiful landscapes, nature and castles, Northern Germany is the ideal destination for a different stay, off the beaten track of mass tourism. In addition to the classic and beautiful Berlin, in fact, many other cities of the north German are ideal to visit to discover wonderful places and cultural sites of great…

If you think that Hamburg is a city that can only show you how to work and take walks to the green, wait until the weekend to tell. You will be amazed! If you are in search of fun, Hamburg by night will not disappoint you. For those who stay up late, the Hanseatic city…

The ultimate musical hotel in the heart of Berlin steals hearts music and much more! It is the first music hotel in Europe and sits on the banks of the river Spree, just 5 minutes walk from MTV Berlin and Universal Music. In the futuristic lobby with huge pink guitar and reception will encounter all…

Although Munich is one of the most developed cities in Europe, it never ceases to resemble of a small village that invites the visitor to know, to live and to revisit in every trip. If, this trip coincided with the Oktoberfest or Christmas, then it’s even better! If you’re looking for the perfect place to…

The Brandenburg Gate is the most recognizable symbol of the city of Berlin, located in the center of the German capital and past the gate of the city. Today is depicted on the reverse side of 10,20 and 50 cents, in German coins. The imposing gate is the square Parizer, which connects the boulevard Unter…

Today we will take a trip through all the details and meanings that this great beer flavored German festival holds. The Oktoberfest is a celebration held in the months of September and October, in the Bavarian city of Munich ever since 1810. It is Germany’s largest popular party and one of the largest in the…

Over the years, Berlin’s nightlife has gained quite the reputation, and with its mix of super-clubs, beer halls and burlesque shows, there’s little wonder why. The feel of Berlin’s nightlife is industrial and grimy; it seems like every bar or club was once an abandoned factory or power station. But behind closed doors, the atmosphere…