The Australian dream captivates many: In 2023 alone, around 3,000 Germans officially moved to Australia, while countless adventurers set off on Work-and-Travel escapades. Before we reveal where you can indulge in a slice of the Aussie lifestyle right here in Germany, let’s start with a few fun facts about this vast and wild continent: Australia is home to nearly 27 million people - and about 50 million kangaroos! K'gari (Fraser Island) is Australia’s giant sandbox, the largest sand island in the world, located along the Nature Coast. Australia boasts the world’s longest continuous fence, stretching over 5,600 km – designed to keep dingos away from sheep herds. Now, are you ready for your very own piece of Australia, right at your doorstep? Let’s dive into it.

While Germany's, Nuremberg may be well known for its medieval cityscape among travellers, it's the locals that tell us there's so much more waiting to be discovered in the Old Town. So, Swen, Duty Manager at Adina Hotel Nuremberg, shares his tips and favourite places to visit so you too can explore Nuremberg like a local.

With the change of season, Europe's cities and landscapes are shimmering in a daze of gold and red and Autumn foliage is at its best. With pleasant temperatures, less people travelling and a generally relaxed atmosphere, it really is the perfect time to explore.

Hamburg, the Pearl of the North, is also known as the City of Bridges and Waterways whlst Nuremberg captivates with medieval flair thanks to its imposing Imperial Castle and the old city wall. Both cities have their own charm and both might just surprise you!

Fancy temporarily moving your office to a new city? It's a dream that's becoming more of a reality with the rise of the workation. Whilst employers are becoming more open to this model, digital nomads have long expounded the virtues of location-independent working as a viable alternative to a traditional office.