just another personal blog of a bisdak
Our dinner for tonight depends on my girl catching a fish. 🤭 There were a lot of old people fishing too (my girl was the youngest fisher at that time) and they were able to catch really big fishes and then selling it to passerby. Not bad for a retirement I must say. They had…
We heard of a Medieval festival in Meißen so we went to check it out only to see that it is held in an enclosed area with an entrance fee of 10 Euro per adult and 5 Euro for kids. And for a family of 4, that will be a total of 30 euro. I…
One of the cities in Germany that was not destroyed during the war is Erfurt. Like Jena, it has a university so a lot of young people walking around like they own the world. It is a good vibe. We found a parking place nearby at 10 € per day although our hotel has its…
Not sure if other grade schools organize similar activity but ours do. Every year. And we always participate together as a family. It is after all a family hiking day or Familienwandertag. Germans do love to connect words together. 😵💫 Basically, we set up a meeting place for us to drive to and park our…
Looks like slight rain cannot stop us and thousands of people from going to Legoland in Billund because after checking the weather early in the morning, I went to book it online for 3 people. Day ticket cost about 55€ each even for kids and Mann was interested to go fishing instead. Opening time starts…
After 4 hours of driving, we reached Billund where we rented a ferienhaus/ vacation home for the whole week. And we love our classic 4 house with 2 bedrooms that includes 4 single bed, a washing machine, dishwasher, refrigerator and kitchen where we can cook and even bake. With mini train that takes us from…
Or simply open air museum. This place is like 15 minutes drive from our hotel and it is made of several houses with roofs made of grass depicting how life was back in 1900s in the east side of Germany. Something that was nostalgic for Mann since he grows up as a farm boy in…
Our hotel is a few minutes walk away to what Schwerin is famous for – Schwerin Castle. And of course we had to get inside because it was raining cats and dogs. Part museum and part office of the state parliament, we were able to see the inside of the castle for as little as…
