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Buying furniture in Halle

Some people love the smell of a new car, I for one, believe that if there’s one thing that tops that smell, it’s furniture, brand new leather furniture, unwrapped in my very own Halle living room. It’s one of the thrills about moving to a new city really. The ability to furnish on an untouched scene (untouched by you that

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Buying furniture in Wels

Large distances are nothing new for most expats that move to Europe. However, as you expect everything to be a little bit closer, many expats underestimate the distance to certain places. Furniture stores are often especially far away as they are often located on the outskirts of the city. This makes it necessary to go by car when you are

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Exploring and Living in Hanover

Top three locations to check out when you move to Hanover Lower Saxony’s resplendent capital, Hanover, is complemented with numerous green areas, parks and of course, the river Leinewhich flows calmly through the city. With mostly new buildings, due to the after effects of World War II, Hanover has a more modern look to it, with newer buildings even in

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Buying furniture in Hagen

If you aren’t already aware of the fact that many German furniture stores take up to three months to have your furniture delivered to you, then you may be in for a surprise. The reason for this is that a lot of furniture stores don’t stock the products that they carry, but instead have to import them from overseas. As

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Munich Oktoberfest and More

Munich, the third largest city in Germany, has been attracting expatriates from all over the world with its growing financial and publishing industry.  As one of the fastest growing cities in Germany,Munich has been voted “The World’s Most Livable City”, due to its culture,environment, political-economic stability, and continued investments from multi-national enterprises. From major museums and universities, to architectural achievements

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Attractions and Living in Karlsruhe

Relocating to Karlsruhe – Germany’s answer to SiliconValley or a sleepy town? Karlsruhe’s reputation is one that lingersaround boredom and lack of excitement but shines when it comes to beauty. Itgoes without saying, that places like Frankfurt and Stuttgart take away a bitof the spotlight that Karlsruhe deserves. With this list of locations, you too will see Karlsruhe in a whole new light: http://www.karlsruhe-tourismus.de/en/experience/wining-and-dining/nightlife-in-karlsruhe Watch this video and

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Buying furniture in Vienna

Going on the hunt for great furniture pieces in Vienna i soften a little different for expats than it is for locals. While the locals know that it is nothing ridiculous to have to wait up to twelve weeks for furniture that currently isn’t in stock in the color that you want, expats often find it a little startling. The

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Nightlife and Entertainment in Austria

If you are heading out for the evening, Austria is home to some of the most unique and elegant style venues. Whether you are seeking a play, live music or just a few drinks with friends, there is fun to be had by all. Here are some entertainment and nightlife suggestions you can pick from in Austria.  Burgtheater Located in Vienna, this venue

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Buying furniture in St. Gallen

The 60,000 inhabitants of St. Gallen know what they love about their city. It isn’t just the Abbey of St. Gall, the UNESCO world heritage but also everything else about their city that makes it an absolutely astonishing place to live. So, no wonder that more and more expats are finding their way into one or the other apartment or

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Some Little Known and Interesting ‘Hidden Gems’ in Germany

There are so many places to see in Germany. Of course there are the popular tourist attraction like the Neuschwanstein, the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin wall and all the government buildings in Berlin. But what about those places that are tucked away and seemingly untouched? They too, exist in Germany. So on your next vacation be sure to check out

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Buying furniture in Chemnitz

Gorgeous, affordable and quality furniture exists in Chemnitz. With the reign of Ikea, at times it seems difficult to acknowledge that there are indeed more furniture stores in existence. But luckily enough for you and I, there are. What this means is that for those who’d like to furnish their Chemnitz home or apartment in a more unique and individual manner, bits

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Leasing Furniture for Your Home

Why Lease Home Furnishings?  In Germany, the locals prefer unfurnished apartments and houses to the furnished variety. This means that furnished options are extremely limited, hard to find and expensive. You will find that you actually spend less money per month for an unfurnished apartment filled with rental furnishings than you will if you find a furnished place. The advantage

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