After catching a late ferry from Denmark, we needed a simple overnight stop, and Mölln, the “Eulenspiegel Town,” served its purpose well. While we didn’t find the city to be bursting with sights, it’s a perfectly fine, quiet German town....
Lübeck is a fascinating city, even if your visit was limited to the City Park shopping mall and its motorhome parking! While you may not have explored the old town, you were right on the edge of a place steeped in incredible history. The city’s nickname is the...
For your motorhome journey across the Fehmarn Belt, which connects the German island of Fehmarn and the Danish island of Lolland, the current method of crossing is via a regular ferry service between Puttgarden and Rødby. This is 2wthe route you will take today with...
Exploring Germany in a matorhome is an experience the visit the country, but the rules around where you can stop for the night can be a little confusing. The short answer is that wild camping with a campervan is generally prohibited. However, there is a crucial legal...
When traveling with a dog in a motorhoem in Germany, you must comply with two main categories of rules: general EU pet entry requirements and German road traffic regulations for transporting animals. For entry into Germany and travel within the European Union, your...