One of the most “tourist” activities we participated in during our trip to Munich, Germany was touring the Residenz Museum. And I think it was absolutely worth seeing. Incredible. Another place that sparked my love for architecture and design. The large palace was constructed for the monarchs of the House of Wittelsbach. With over 130 rooms, the halls never seemed to have an...

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On one of our last days in Munich, my uncle surprised me with a bike tour of Neuschwanstein Castle. I had wanted to go to the castle but didn’t think it would be possible considering the entirety of the trip was planned to be car-free, relying solely on public transportation, bikes, and our own two feet so I pushed it out of mind....

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The famous beer hall of Munich, Germany. Founded in 1589, Hofbräuhaus has an average of approximately 30,000 guests per day. And for good reason. ...

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I really enjoy writing these blog posts because it gives me reason to go back through the pictures I took in Germany and causes the memories to rush back. I wanted, this week, to share some of my favorite pictures I took in the streets of Munich. ...

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Maybe it’s just my small town, but I rarely see bikers around at home. I’d see a maximum of three on a good day. In going to Germany, I was shocked by the vast number of bikers and bikes lining the streets. I’d go so far as to guess there were at least four bikes for every car in the city. Maybe that...

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