Heimweh Letters is a weekly note for the homesick. Free heritage guide on signup.

I’m Eran. I started Tour My Germany because most travel writing about Germany either treats the country as a checklist or as a postcard, and neither is what I'd hand a friend before their first trip.
This site is for people with a connection to Germany worth honoring. Whether that's family roots, expat life, or the long pull of curiosity. It's also made to be useful if you just want to know which town is worth a Saturday.
These aren't just the postcard stops. For anyone with roots in Germany or with curiosity that goes deeper than a highlight reel, these places carry more than scenery.
Planning a trip when the country means something to you personally is a different exercise from planning a sightseeing run.
You're not just choosing what to see, you're deciding which regions mean something, which places carry weight, and how much room to leave for the unplanned things that become the memory.
Whether you're working from a vague idea or a specific town name, the goal here is to help you plan something worth the flight.
You’ll find:
Use as much or as little of it as you want.
Everything is made to scale to whatever level of planning your particular brain enjoys.
If you’re traveling solo, exploring with family, or searching for meaningful cultural experiences, I’ve worked hard so you can spend more time enjoying the journey … one unforgettable destination at a time.
So that's Tour My Germany in a nutshell. The rest of the site goes deeper, sorted by federal state, by region, or by whatever thread you want to pull.
If you want the parts that don't make it onto pages like this, the half-finished ideas and the small German things worth thinking about, those go out by email. It's called Heimweh Letters. If the word means something to you, you already know whether to sign up.