Here, we both grew up without being aware that our paths would cross years later.
Living in Vienna is fantastic, especially if you love the ballet and the opera.
Paul was born in what certainly is one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Living right in the romantic center of this medieval city was an excellent home base for strolling through the narrow streets, having brunch at the Orphee, exploring the medieval festival and enjoying student and family life in general.
Norbert defended his PhD thesis on "Quantum transport in carbon-based nanostructures" at the University of Regensburg.
Our civil wedding in the small elector's room in Regensburg's old town hall.
The glamorous wedding celebration in Veitsbronn is still remembered by friends and family for the do-it-yourself LEGO decoration.
Experiencing the international spirit embedded in the lovely British culture has shaped us as a family to this day.
Tea with fresh Scones are the crown jewels of English culture, best enjoyed in our favourite tea garden in walking distance from Cambridge.
Five years in Berlin entailed major steps in the academic and professional lives for each of us.
Our favorite movie theater for English language lovers.
The botanic garden right next door, a regular destination for Sunday strolls
Lydia finished her PhD about "Graphene Engineering: An ab initio Study of the Thermodynamic Stability of Epitaxial Graphene and the Surface Reconstructions of Silicon Carbide" at Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society in Berlin.
Munich is a cosmopolitan metropolis in the heart of Bavaria with a small-town feel. There are great museums, a fabulous ballet company and the beautiful Alps in the south.
Paul graduated from the Munich International School with an International Bachelor's degree.
For more than two years we have been watching our new home in the making. In the fall of 2020, we finally moved into our beautiful new home.
There is hardly anything better than spending a sunny weekend hiking in the Alps.
