A Kneipe at night
A Kneipe is a neighborhood pub — dark, smoky history (even if smoking's now banned), cheap beer, regulars who've been coming for decades. Every Kiez (neighborhood) has its beloved one.
The real must-sees in Germany go beyond the postcard spots. These are the places locals point visitors toward once the obvious sights are out of the way.
In Germany, must-sees comes down to a few things: a kneipe at night, the berlin wall remnants, and a christmas market.
A Kneipe is a neighborhood pub — dark, smoky history (even if smoking's now banned), cheap beer, regulars who've been coming for decades. Every Kiez (neighborhood) has its beloved one.
Not just the East Side Gallery — walk the wall trail, visit the Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer, and see the cobblestone line that traces the wall's path through the city.
November–December, every city and town has one (or many). Glühwein, Bratwurst, handmade crafts, and lights. Nuremberg and Dresden are famous, but small-town markets are the coziest.