Stories from the cities we call home.

November in Munich marks the month that perfectly bridges the gap between thrilling autumn sporting events and cozy winter magic. Before the holiday cheer completely takes over, sports fans are in for a unique spectacle. American football returns to Germany with the highly anticipated 2026 NFL Munich Game: New England Patriots vs. Detroit Lions.

If you ask anyone in Lviv where to go when the autumn leaves turn gold, we’ll probably give you the same answer without missing a beat: Stryiskyi Park. There’s something special about this place when the paths fill with golden leaves, and the trees become a little more colourful every day. Covering around 52 hectares, Stryiskyi Park is one of Lviv’s largest and most beautiful green spaces. And the best part? It’s just a lovely walk away from the city centre. Whether you’re looking for a quiet bench, a romantic walk beneath the trees, or a little local history to go with your autumn coffee, this park has plenty to offer. So, put on your headphones with your favourite songs, and let’s explore one of Lviv’s favourite places.

Just a short journey from Berlin, Potsdam is a city where royal grandeur, fascinating history, and beautiful landscapes come together. Once the residence of Prussian kings, it is famous for its magnificent palaces, picturesque gardens, charming historic streets, and its important role in shaping European history.