The first time I visited Germany was when I moved there with my husband two years ago.I couldn’t believe how easily accessible and convenient the public transportation system was.I was shocked to find that most stores, including grocery stores, were closed on Sundays.
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In July 2022, I fulfilled my lifelong dream of moving to Europe.
When my husband and I got married in January of that year, we didn’t opt for the typical wedding registry. Instead, we sold, donated, or tossed almost everything we owned. Even our cars — which we sold two days before we left the US — had to go.
We headed to Germany, a country we’d never visited before, with just a few suitcases and our two cats. As soon as we arrived, we noticed a lot of cultural differences.
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Here are seven things that surprised us about life in Germany.
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