The fair city of Rostock can feel unfair

Expressing my misery in a blog entry ain’t fair? – I don’t care. No other city in Germany – or … More

Christmas in Germany – at home in Rostock

In Great Britain, the 24th of December means actually nothing. In all German cities and families, it is probably the … More

Christmas “traditions” in Germany – a critical blog on Christmas in Germany Every year the same procedure: walking through the … More

Christmas is a really special time of the year. A lot of people around the earth celebrate it, so do … More

Christmas in Germany starts on the 24th of December and ends on the 26th of December. Christmas means for … More

When I think of Christmas, I think about family gatherings and nativity plays, Christmas roast and cookies, candles and carols, … More

An important remark that you need to know about me is that I am an atheist. This does not change … More

My personal German Christmas Experience As my personal attitude towards Christmas has changed over the years, I enjoy this … More

Germans all over the country celebrate their Christmas days in a very similar way. That is at least what … More

Christmas market, advent wreath, advent calendar, candlelights, christmas tree – all these things belong to a german christmas. After … More

Only a few kilometers away from the south of Mecklenburg, in a village fittingly called Himmelpfort (the name can be … More

As you might know the big day of celebrating Christmas is Christmas Eve in Germany. All the shops are closed … More