What Is More Important to Schoolchildren’s Parents in Germany: Saving €300 on Tickets or Being Fined?
The difference in the cost of airfares and hotel bookings during school holiday periods compared to off-peak times in the Federal Republic of Germany
Bundestag Approves Automatic Child Benefit Payments
The German parliament on Thursday passed a government bill to transition to a so-called application-free system for calculating child subsidies.
How Classmates and Teachers Saved the Life of a Wounded Schoolgirl in Schongau
An attack involving a knife and a firearm at a grammar school in the Bavarian town of Schongau could have ended far more tragically
Tegernsee Tops the Ranking of Germany’s Most Expensive Mountain Resorts
At the foot of the Bavarian Alps, on the shores of Lake Tegernsee, purchasing a house costs more than at any other mountain resort
Munich clinic saved a child from Deggendorf after a viper bite
An accident in Lower Bavaria, where a minor suffered a bite from a common viper, nearly ended in tragedy. The victim was hospitalized at
Flea markets with Korean food and live music to open in Munich this weekend, 10–12 July
This coming weekend will bring an unusual variety to flea market enthusiasts in Munich. Alongside the usual permanent markets, the city will host night
Sunday Trading Is Being Hotly Debated in Germany, While Its European Neighbours Found a Solution Long Ago
The debate over Sunday shop opening hours has flared up again in Germany. Bakeries and confectioners in the country could be granted the right
Munich to Honour Victims of the OEZ Attack with a Memorial Ceremony in Moosach
Ten years after a xenophobic, far-right attack on the Olympia-Einkaufszentrum shopping centre, the city of Munich will join relatives, loved ones and survivors in