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The German speed limit is a topic of heated discussion. Some argue that speed limit should be set by law for safety reasons, while others oppose this idea. After all, a speed limit would restrict freedom while driving. According to the Road Traffic Regulations (Straßenverkehrs-Ordnung (StVO)), there is no mandatory speed limit for the private […]
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The first meal of the day is regarded as breakfast. Not only is breakfast seen as a nutritious meal to prepare us for a day full of energy, it can also be a good time for communication with family members or close friends. The traditional German breakfast has its own particularities. You might be surprised […]
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The birth of Heidelberg University in 1386 Approved by Papal Elector Palatine Rupert I. established on October 8, 1386 Heidelberg University in his city of residence. It was the third university in the Holy Roman Empire after Charles University (1348) and the University of Vienna (1365). The university was initially named Ruperto Carola Heidelbergensis in honour […]
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Germany is a country of beer, and its beer culture enjoys worldwide popularity. You may not have experienced German beer festivals firsthand, but you’ve surely heard of it. As Germany’s biggest beer festival, Oktoberfest gives beer lovers the full German beer experience. But what if you visit Germany and miss this grand event? Don’t fret! Starting every May, […]
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Germany — A Country of Beer When you come to Germany, you simply have to try its amazing beer! Germany is a country of beer, where beer is one of those drinks that many people love. Whether you’re having a relaxed Sunday or enjoying a traditional festival, there’s always a beer to suit the occasion! In Germany there are over […]
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Sunday in Germany is seriously all about rest—thanks to a mix of Christian tradition, culture, and strict labor laws. But if you’re visiting for the first time, the quiet streets and closed shops on Sunday might catch you off guard! Want to avoid confusion and hunger? Here’s what you need to know about Sunday in […]
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The German Education System is famous for its early ability tracking—-students pick their academic paths right after primary education. The system is divided into five main stages: Early Childhood Education Primary Education Lower Secondary Education Upper Secondary Education Tertiary Education At each stage there are various options for families, so kids can pick the path that […]
