About Eran Fulson

By: Eran Fulson / Traveler, writer, and curious observer of all things German.

Hi, I’m Eran. A first-generation Canadian with German roots, now living in Wales. For 15+ years and counting, I’ve road-tripped across North America, trekked through Europe’s cities, coastlines, and mountains, and built a life shaped by three cultures (and more than a few food cravings).

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Tour My Germany is where I combine all of the above. I'm bringing years of travel experience, a lifelong connection to German culture, and a stubborn need to get the details right — all to help curious travelers and nostalgists discover Germany beyond the guidebooks.

This site isn’t just about sightseeing checklists. It’s for people who want to wander down a side street, find a tiny bakery, or learn why certain traditions still shape life here.

My goal? Helping prepare you to experience Germany like someone who’s been coming here their whole life — with practical travel advice, cultural context, and a few local quirks thrown in for good measure.

A bit more natural on the other side of the camera.

Quick Street Cred:

• 15+ years of travel across Europe & North America
• Raised by German parents in Canada (translation: grew up with rouladen & maple syrup)
• Now living in Wales, still adding to the accent confusion
• Experience writing about German landmarks, food, culture, and travel tips for curious travelers
• Occasional builder, woodworker, and unlicensed dishwasher-loading expert

Big saw = Big fun

Why Trust Me & This Site?

This website isn’t AI-generated fluff or a copy-paste travel blog. Every article comes from personal travel experience, research, or conversations with locals. I don’t write about places I haven’t set foot in (or haven’t spent way too long researching).

You’ll find:

• Detailed destination guides across Germany
• Cultural deep-dives and language oddities
• Landmarks your photo gallery absolutely needs
• Seasonal travel ideas and events worth planning around
• Practical travel advice that actually works

Gotta take the breaks when they come.

Bonus Fact:

If I’m not writing, I’m probably woodworking, planning another road trip, or trying to convince my kids that schnitzel counts as a food group.

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