Thomas Bauer - Germany expert My connection with Germany began in 2013 with an old Volkswagen that I bought for almost nothing. I set off without a fixed route, planning a two-week trip, but ended up traveling for three months through Bavaria, the Black Forest and the Rhine Valley. After returning home, I left my job and moved to Germany. Since then, I have created both classic and non-tourist routes, from famous castles and Berlin landmarks to small villages, family wineries and local festivals. Today, I help travelers discover their own Germany - whether they want iconic sights, hidden places or a mix of both.

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