Oh, what a beautiful lighthouse!

This is the Lelantina. I absolutely love this postcard since I sailed on a very similar ship today.

I had just added this card to my favourites when I already received it. This one shows a German stamp.

This is a beautiful winter view from Germany. Yes, we sometimes do have nice winters here.

This is the lighthouse in St. Peter-Ording in the north of Germany.

This is a very old postcard from Germany, showing the south of the country.

This is the lighthouse on Borkum, an island in the North Sea.

This is the opera house in Bayreuth, built in 1745.

Trier

Really cool postcard that a friend sent me from their holidays in Trier.

Wittenburg

Not far away from me lies the town of Wittenburg. Thank you for the card!

Dresden

Such a great city! I've only been there once and wish I would have had the time to explore it properly. This card comes from my parents who have been there on holidays.

Rheinsberg

This isn't even that far away from me. A great postcard from Rheinsberg in North-East Germany.

Grömitz

A postcard from a lovely village next to the Baltic Sea.

Flensburg

Nice, isn't it? This town (the most northern one in Germany, by the way) reminds me a bit of home.

Bodensee

I'm so lucky! I got two postcards from my parents when they went to Southern Germany on holidays.

Bodensee

A postcard from the Bodensee in the south of Germany, sent to me by my very nice parents.

Fürth

Fürth in Southern Germany has first been mentioned in documents in 1007. At that time, the place belonged to Bamberg, the earl of Ansbach and the city of Nürnberg. Needless to say that when being governed by three different institutions, conflicts were unavoidable. I guess they were more than glad when they were finally considered a town on its own in 1808.

Kiel

Kiel is a city located next to the Baltic Sea in Northern Germany.

Wiesbaden

Apparently, the casino is one of the most popular places in Wiesbaden, Germany. It sure looks nice.

Schwäbisch Hall

Schwäbisch Hall in Germany is known for its many buildings from the Middle Ages.