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Andrew Eames

Webcam Springwatch

Have a quick look around Germany without leaving your seat, thanks to the digital superhighway.

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Barbara Geier

Of farty nuns and rusty knights

We like our food at Wunderbar Castle, and are particularly fond of German delicacies, full of flavour and quirky of name.

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Andrew Eames

A bridge too far?

*UPDATE: Bridge-building is back in action, as the Green Party is forced to acknowledge it will cost more to stop than to proceed. *UPDATE: following regional elections at the beginning of April, the newly-empowered Green Party has called a halt to the building of the bridge described in the blog below, so the Moselle is […]

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Meet our Germany experts: the tweet-surfing Benji Lanyado

Travel writer Benji Lanyado has just returned from a whirlwind circuit of Cologne, completely guided by Twitter.

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Talking about war once more

Susanne Pleines, whose mother was forcibly migrated from Silesia at the end of World War II, is one of a new generation of Germans curious about their families’ ‘secret’ history.

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Andrew Eames

Here come the girls!

The FIFA Women’s World Cup is taking place in Germany from the end of June. Bring on the psychic octopi!

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Meet our Germany experts: Will Hide, travel writer

Plucky Will Hide has just carried the flag for British writers in a cross-country skiing race in Oberammergau, overcoming a lamentable lack of lycra to do so

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Andrew Eames

On W G Sebald’s ‘Rings of Saturn’

German travel writer W G Sebald’s gloomy account of a walk along the coast of East Anglia has just been made into a film. Andrew Eames has a quick re-read – so you don’t have to.

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Meet our Germany experts: Julia Bradbury, television presenter

The UK’s most famous rambler likes a nice frothy beer and is impressed by German hospitality

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There’s nobody here but us Saxons

Brian Starbuck shares his experience of holidaymaking in a part of Germany where Brits rarely go.

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