On the weekend of my birthday, my girlfriend, Sandra, met me in Germany, and instead of staying in Wolfsburg, we decided to travel to a different German city. When we were deciding where we wanted to go, I gave her a list of a few different cities and towns in Germany, some of the highlights …
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I thought it would be easy. As a new resident in Germany with a Hungarian citizenship, and thus being a citizen of the EU, I thought I would be able to slice through German bureaucracy like a hot knife through butter. However, even with all the research, even with all the advice I received from …
This post might be a little more boring for those who aren’t interested in applying for the Fulbright Program, but if you stick to the end I promise you’ll see some nice pictures from those few days in a town on the outskirts of Cologne called Altenberg. I had been in Europe for two long …
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Part of the purpose for this blog post is to inform you all about being smart when it comes to traveling, and the other is to remind myself to never do what I did again. I’ve referenced them before and I’m going to do it again, but Kara and Nate are these full-time YouTube travelers …
For general privacy, last names are withheld from this blog post. I finally arrived in Wolfsburg on Monday and it’s already been an amazing, and maybe a little bit of a hectic week. I’ve already seen how different some parts of the city can be, and I’ve learned a bit of the history around the …
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