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Eibsee was very beautiful this winter. As always ☺️

These pictures are all in English too

After 5 months of searching i finally made it. In the end I got to decide between 3 offers. And the offer I took is a dream come true. I'm really looking forward to my first day. ​ I'm Dipl.-Ing. for Mechanical Engineering btw and starting my career in the naval industry :) ​ Stay strong, good times will come!

Hi everyone, I’m a 22-year-old woman living in Germany and I honestly feel completely stuck. A little background: \- I was born in Italy. \- I have citizenship from a South Asian country. \- I have permanent residency in Italy. \- I’ve been living in Germany for almost 3 years. \- My German residence permit is tied to my current job. I’ve been working in the same hotel for more than 2 years. The work environment has become extremely toxic and my mental health is getting worse and wo

Bavaria. Alps. Zugspitze. 😳

Edit 3: images. [Ticket price](https://imgur.com/a/nMplqkg). [Ticket in the DB App](https://imgur.com/a/fM2UnEK). [Picture inside the train](https://imgur.com/a/KBDNWIl). I bought a ticket at a train station. Horrible time but cheap ticket. Later, on the train, when the ticket guy came to see it he said that it was invalid. I paid for with with an international card. I then had to buy another ticket for 309 euros to not get kicked out of the train or fined. Has this happened to anyone? What

By far the most romantic city in Germany. The Neckar river sparkles like the depths of her eyes. Truly a perfect spot to suffer from lovesickness or bleed out... ​ ​

Germany has the best backaries in the world Especially “Schnecke” !!! Tell me your favourite baked goods from the German Bäckaries 🧐??? Happy Monday people :) Edit: a ➡️ ä

After relentlessly applying and interviewing for months, I finally got offered 2 roles which are a significant update to my current role. Seems like the market is navigable after all.

I booked a ticket for myself. I'm planning on taking the stroller as luggage. It did not occur to me to add a different seat for my baby since I assumed he would be on my lap the whole time. Do I really need to pay for another seat even if he's not going to use it? UPDATE: I have to. I need to pay full price for my baby even if he can't physically sit on a seat. I can't book a single ticket for him nor add an additional traveller to my existing booking. The response of customer support: \

Woohoo I love Germany and I have always supported them for the world cup

I'm curious about both sides. What do you think is the most overrated thing in Germany? And what deserves more appreciation? It could be: a city ,Food, a product ,Public transport, a tradition , a service Anything else I'd love to hear different opinions.

7-1, we are back

Here's the [original video from Kurzgesagt](https://youtu.be/n-gYFcVx-8Y?si=RrrwcaCkG3v4GpkA) to compare and contrast. Both interesting IMO

I recently traded police patches with a German police officer. This was his patch. It was in quick passing so I wasn’t able to really ask him about where he is from. He stated this is his units patch and he is part of riot police in Germany. I am curious if anyone knows what city or region this unit would be from. Thanks!

I was surprised to find an account set up by a German political party on the Chinese website Bilibili, where they are conducting propaganda activities. This website is frequented by a large number of Chinese nationalists and far-right extremists (opposing democracy and hoping to bomb Taiwan to ruins, etc.). Doesn't your political party conduct a survey of the website's main users before launching any propaganda campaign? After all, given that the Chinese people on this website hate almost all We

It’s my first time going to Germany, Ive been in Berlin for around 4 days now. Before I was coming here, a lot of other people who’ve toured Germany in the past warned me about a few things • Germany is expensive • Germans are often blunt/rude • Germans stare • Germans look angry • Public transport is confusing/unreliable But so far my experience has been lovely? Germans have been coming up to me to tell me (respectfully) that I look very pretty. I’ve received no stares (Except this

There will a huge wave of heat coming to southern Germany starting from the next week. By forecast, there are 10 days over 30 degrees in many places. ​ I don't think I remember undergoing such a long hear wave since I came here in 2020. So it'll be challenging for me and probably die anyone who don't have AC in their room. ​ What will you do to cope with this weather? How long do you guys think this will last?

Until last year, I used to live in apartments or student dorms with central water heating. Last year, I moved into a single-bedroom apartment. Since I live alone, my initial monthly estimate from E.ON was €70. However, they recently sent me a new assessment stating that I consumed around 7,000 kWh last year, raising my new monthly rate to €230. ​ I was shocked, as was everyone else who saw the bill. While energy costs are usually high, this was extreme. It wasn't until I discussed it wi

I had the worst experience I've had so far in Germany, and I'm wondering if anyone has been in a similar situation. On June 11th, I was traveling on a bus in Paderborn. I'm a first-year student at Paderborn University, and as students we get a semester ticket for travel. The ticket is available in the OWLmobil app, but unfortunately the app sometimes logs you out on its own. I was traveling with a friend, and when we reached our stop there were ticket inspectors checking everyone's tickets bef