In February, my employer sent me to Hamburg to attend a workshop, so I got the opportunity to spend a month in this amazing city. I’d like to share some of the impressions I got. But first – let’s start with some fun facts about Hamburg: Hamburg has a population of 1.7 million people, which… More Point and shoot: Hamburg
Every two hours, there’s a bus that goes from the village of Worpswede to the city of Bremen. Both places are located in Northern Germany and are 20km apart. A little more than 9,000 people live there. Around Worpswede there’s a vast area of nothingness. And it smells like cow dung. The surprising thing about Worpswede is that it’s quite… More Worpswede: flat land, cow dung and art
I once read in an article that the average European person owns 10,000 things. If you start a long journey with just a backpack, however, not all of those bits and pieces can fit in it. Plus, you need to be able to carry all the things you bring around all the time. When I… More What my backpack taught me
East Frisia doesn’t have many sights that are popular nationwide. There’s one, though, that basically everyone knows: The lighthouse in Pilsum. Pilsum is a tiny village in the Krummhörn county where only about 500 people live. The lighthouse there isn’t really an imposing piece of architecture: it’s only 11 meters tall, and with its red… More Destination appreciation: Pilsum Lighthouse
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