Posted on January 28, 2013 by sguese

  Many cities, towns and villages boast of being the “heart” of Germany. However from a geographical standpoint, Erfurt has them all beat. The capital of Thuringia rests just 45 kilometers south of the geographical center of Germany. It does share the commonality of many German towns of being heavily bombed throughout World War II. [...]

Posted on June 27, 2012 by sguese

Munich serves as Germany’s third largest city, set up in the center of the Southern Germany region of Bavaria. While 80% of the city was bombed during World War II, Munich would rebuilt and reconstruct. Today, it still prides itself on a mixed of traditional Bavarian culture and modern living. One of the best ways [...]

Posted on November 04, 2011 by sguese

Apart for sounding interesting as the city’s name rolls off of the tongue, Dusseldorf carries the interest to actuality. The German city is constantly pushing the boundary in its appearance with its feast of international avant-garde architecture. The city’s art scene is in fact surpassing some of Germany’s other artistic greats but you might not [...]