Blog #Germany

Arriving in Munich for the first time in September 2025, I saw a beautiful, expensive city with many beautiful buildings. In one day, I saw many of Munich's sights.

Arriving in Hamburg for the first time in September 2025, I walked out of the train station. I saw a city reminiscent of American cities. It was just getting light, so I took a stroll through downtown Hamburg; it was very quiet. I took a bus across the Elbe and quickly returned to the station to go to Cuxhaven and see the North Sea. Arriving in Cuxhaven and finding myself on the beach, I saw a beautiful view: the North Sea on one side and the Elbe River on the other. The weather was nice, and I didn't want to leave, but I had to get back to Hamburg to go to Northeim. Back in Hamburg, I took Reeperbahn Strasse. This street is famous for being where the Beatles began their career. After my second stroll in Hamburg, I went to Northeim.

In September 2025, I wanted to leave Berlin and see the Baltic Sea. I arrived in Rostock. The sun was just setting over the Baltic Sea. The sunset ended very quickly, and it became dark, so I had to return to the station. On the way to the station, I walked through Rostock in the evening. Rostock is a very beautiful seaside city. There were no return trains from Rostock to Berlin because it was late. I didn't want to spend the night in Rostock and headed towards Hamburg. I didn't make it to Hamburg; I had to spend the night in Schwerin. In the morning, I arrived in Hamburg.

My first trip to Berlin in February 2024 was challenging. I had to adapt to new conditions. I bought public transportation tickets, which cost 3 euros and 50 cents back then and lasted two hours. Sometimes I was running late and needed to run errands or catch a train. I'd take the subway and go the wrong way. At first, I often got confused about the directions of the trains on the subway. Nevertheless, Berlin is a very beautiful city. I saw many of its sights in just a few days.

I moved to Hameln for the first time in June 2024. Incidentally, this was the beginning of my long journey, which I described earlier. I drove to Hameln from Berlin, and on the way to Hameln, I stopped overnight in the city. The next day, I drove to Hameln. Hameln is a wonderful city in Germany, with small streets. The city of Hameln is closely associated with the legend of the "Pied Piper of Hameln." This legend distinguishes this city from other cities in Germany. Without this legend, Hameln would be an ordinary city.

Returning from my first visit to Austria in June 2024. I arrived in a city late in the evening or at night, perhaps it was Bad Windsheim. I got off the train. At the station. The train left and I remained at the station. There was a ticket machine near a bench. I found a "Pharmacy" near the station. Outside this "Pharmacy" there was an electronic board showing the clock, I really needed it because my smartphone wasn't working. On the next street, I found an unlocked building. I don't know what building it was, I thought it was a "cultural center." I went inside; there was no one there, I walked around the radio saying loudly: "Hello." No one showed up. The building was empty. Near the entrance to this building was a "black" leather sofa (better than the one at home). I lay down on it and passed out. I left my bags next to me. At night, I woke up to look at the electronic board. Then I lay down on the sofa again. I woke up and went to the station to wait for the first train. It arrived, I boarded it, and went to Berlin because I had a deadline and had to arrive at Matilda Platz 1 on time. I arrived in Berlin, of course, late for the deadline, but the day wasn't over yet. This journey was long and difficult: I was on the road for several days, I slept poorly, my smartphone broke, I lost my glasses, and I had to return to Berlin to make the deadline. My time was up, of course, but they still accepted me at Matilda Platz 1. Before my adventure, I was sitting in a "cafe" in Berlin. In this "cafe," I wanted to see Germany. I couldn't even imagine what awaited me.

I remember it was June 2024. I moved to Kassel for the first time. I hadn't slept very well in the last few days and was "tired." My bags were my only bag. I left the train station, took a tram to Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe, and began climbing up Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe with my bags, taking photos of the buildings (sights). Later, a wonderful view of flowers and a stream opened up before me. I climbed a short flight of stairs. With great difficulty, I reached the place where the castle had been. After walking around the castle and its courtyard, I began to descend back. When I boarded the tram heading to the train station, I was really looking forward to resting.