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Tips and Tricks for Traveling

Kid-Friendly Restaurants Near Garmisch, Germany

When we travel, I'm always trying to find kid-friendly restaurants. It's so hard traveling with small children. The last thing my kids want to do after a long day of traveling is sit down, be quiet, and not move. (Right?) Also, I enjoy the idea of having the kids entertained while I eat and talk with friends.We've lived in Garmisch for two years, and I know all the local kid-friendly places! If you're looking for other places with great restaurants, check out Eat Like A Local Garmisch, Germany. Eibesee A[...]

A paraglider preparing to land in Garmisch, Germany

Free Things To Do Near Garmisch, Germany

There are a ton of free things to do near Garmisch, Germany, this summer. (With no price tag! Plus,  so much fun I promise!)  In this blog post, I'm spilling the beans on some of my favorite free activities from a local perspective! I promise there's something everyone in the family will enjoy!   Splash and Play in Farchant's Playground This playground is my favorite playground I've ever been to! (That's saying a lot) My children, ages 4-11, have enjoyed this playground equally. There's something[...]

Snowshoeing in Garmisch: A Magical Winter Escape for the Family

Nestled in the Bavarian Alps, the majestic town of Garmisch, Germany, welcomes winter sports enthusiasts and families seeking adventure amidst its snowy wonderland. With frosty forests and crisp, alpine air, snowshoeing in Garmisch offers an enchanting outdoor activities. An Alpine Adventure for All Ages Snowshoeing is an age-old winter sport. It's not a sport I would have found myself trying...straight up a mountain. I've been skiing now for 2 seasons and love it! But I wa[...]

Eat Like A Local Garmisch, Germany

We move a lot! When we move, we focus on staying away from the "touristy restaurants" and finding more "local restaurants." Finding those local restaurants can be challenging, and it usually takes about six months to find. Today, I'd like to help you find the local restaurants in Garmisch, Germany. If you're interested in reading a past Eat Like A Local Post make sure to check out Eat Like a Local in Monterey, California. Breakfast & Cafes Wafflehaus: This place is well known by locals but is al[...]

My Favorite Travel Items

When we first started traveling as a family, I didn't know where to start on purchasing travel gear. I don't even think we owned a suitcase at the time. Over the last twelve years, we have learned as a family what works and what doesn't work. I hope this blog post helps you prepare for your next trip! /*! elementor - v3.15.0 - 31-07-2023 */ .elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a img[src$=".svg"]{width:48px}.elementor-widget-image img[...]

Our Life in Bags…Again

If you've followed my blog for a while, you'll know that when we started this life, one of my first blog posts was called Our Life in Bags. It was only fitting that at the start of this new journey, I would start with the same topic, with some tips and tricks I've learned. As a disclaimer, some of the links in this blog may be affiliate links... but I promise I love all the items I'm recommending and personally own them myself! The first set of movers came, and they took 1,000 pounds of our UAB (Unaccompanie[...]

Venice, Italy

  Tyler's parents came to visit us in Slovenia in October, and the one thing that they really really wanted to do was go to Venice, Italy. We were lucky enough to only live 2 hours away, and it was so close I honestly couldn't say no.  Below is everything I did/wish I would have done. I hope this list makes visiting Venice with your children easier. It's so crowded! I feel like Venice has more Americans squeezed into that tiny city than any city in America! I'm not even kidding, it was like I drove[...]