Do you love beer, wurst, and brezeln? You want to immerse yourself in German culture and history? Do you want to gain hands-on skills in civic activism? Then, SUits off: BEERcome a Changemaker and visit five of Germany’s most romantic cities! Join us, travel from beautiful Bamberg & Nürnberg, over ecstatic Erfurt to lovely Leipzig & Dresden and explore the wonders of central and Eastern Germany. We will visit historic sites and museums, engage in fruitful workshops and discussions - always with the objective of learning from the past to change the future. World War I and World War II, GDR, and reformation, too: You’ll become an expert in German history. But don’t worry, you’ll still have plenty of time to taste your way through some of Germany’s finest beers and wurst specialties. You think we aren’t crazy enough to make a sports tournament out of drinking beer? Guess what, we are! Play your first rounds of flunkyball, enjoy good old German barbecuing and find out about ‘Weißwurstfrühstück’. Are you up for the full German experience and the best SUmmer of your life? Apply!
Learning from the past to change the future
BambergHow much Italian will you feel when you walk by our "Little Venice" or small "Italian" alleys? Find yourself in the most romantic city of Germany - in a paradise of beer, sausages, and brezeln. Show us how much Bavarian you are and beat us in flunky ball and beer pong. At least - you didn't know that the biggest part of the old city in Bamberg actually is an island? Don't you believe us? Assure yourself about this and visit Bamberg!
DresdenThere are a lot of ways to define culture. But it’s easier to summarise it with one word: Dresden. The capital of Saxony is one of the greenest cities in Europe. The city’s various treasures will take your breath away. Pompous monuments along the stunning river landscape are just as worth seeing as the vibrant “Neustadt” where a huge bar culture is located. You wouldn’t believe that this city was almost wiped out after the Second World War.
ErfurtErfurt's old town is one of the most intact medieval cities in Germany. Because of its numerous churches and monasteries, Erfurt was given the epithet 'Thuringian Rome'. You would like to revert to Martin Luthers’ and World War II traits? We will show you where Luther lived and also give you a little sneak peak in German History.
Nürnberg
Sächsische Schweiz
