If you are going to visit Duisburg or want to move there, it’s worth knowing what awaits you in the city. Read our posts and you will find out where to stay, what are the attractions of Duisburg and where to spend time in this German city.Here are 5 attractions worth visiting in Duisburg. 1. The Tiger and Turtle roll…

The inhabitants of Nuremberg are basically happy people. According to a survey conducted by the city’s statistics office, they are even happier than the average German. However, there are clear differences between the city’s districts. Happy people in Nuremberg Officials at Nuremberg’s statistics office know just …

“Always a bit behind the beat, dragging rather than going” – sings songwriter Philipp Eisenblätter about Duisburg in his song, a declaration of love for his hometown. But even if your heart does not beat there and you are one of those who have moved there or are just planning to move there, you can learn to appreciate a…

Nuremberg is not for nothing the second largest city in Bavaria. An economic centre, a paradise for shopping enthusiasts, and a beautiful setting. The mighty Kaiserburg towers over the magnificent city centre, while the rest of the cityscape is also characterised by the distinct romanticism of the Middle Ages and the “F…

Iron, steel and port still characterise Duisburg with its approximately half a million inhabitants. Europe’s largest inland port makes Duisburg not only a logistics centre but also a cultural centre. The inland port is home to numerous restaurants, museums and creative workshops. Also the university district Neudorf and…

If you are interested in art and culture, then you will definitely love Liege. Liege is a city in Belgium, not far from the Netherlands, Germany and Luxembourg. The river and the beautiful buildings in the city make Liege really worth a visit. Maybe you too want to move to Liege? With our removal company your move to Li…

Ghent has an area of over 150 km² and less than 250,000 inhabitants. The city is located in the Flemish part of Belgium. The city has an old part that is a UNESCO world heritage site. Reasons to move to Ghent There are many old houses and historic buildings in the city such as the Cathedral of Saint Bavo and the o…

A beautiful, historic centre, smelling of hot waffles and meatballs. This is Liege! Known as the Walloon tourist city, but not the biggest. It is a relatively small city, but no less cosy. Is it easy to get around Liege? It certainly is! As the city is relatively small, it is easy to get around without a car. Ther…

Charleroi was once a prosperous mining town. This “golden age” ended when the last coal mine closed in the 1960s. The industrial and commercial metropolis of the past had to find a new life. Today, this transformation is in full swing. Numerous innovative and unusual initiatives gracefully harness the inexhaustible ener…

With around 200,000 inhabitants, Charleroi is the most populous municipality in Wallonia. Once an industrial and commercial city. It includes the districts of Couillet, Dampremy, Gilly, Gosselies, Goutroux, Jumet, Lodelinsart, Marchienne-au-Pont, Marcinelle, Monceau-sur-Sambre, Mont-sur-Marchienne, Montignies-sur-Sambre…