Germany~



↠Germany↞

Goslar
Gose River
Hallo~!

Germany is a stunning place, with some of the quaintest of villages and friendly people you’ll meet around the globe. Recently returning from a seven week trip across Europe, Germany would be my favourite of the places I visited.

Goslar, Germany
One village I stayed in was a town called Goslar, a pretty and peaceful town in lower Saxony. With traditional architecture and canals, it was a beautiful place to visit; its history and sites a bonus on the side. 
There's an old building with a glockenspiel that plays everyday in the middle of the square and would recommend seeing it at least once! 

Despite only being  in Goslar for three days, it stood out to me as one of the loveliest places to go to.




If you're feeling in a peripatetic mood, Goslar is definitely a stunning place to visit, if you're looking for a quiet and quaint town. 




Author: Jessica Harper
Location: Goslar, Germany

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