It’s the time of year when many of us will be coughing and blowing our noses. If you’re feeling a bit under the weather, here are the German words you’ll need and some tips on what to do.

Though the hot summer days are long gone, autumn in Germany can be just as charming. Here are 7 great places to visit in the colder months.

Compared to many other countries, October 3rd is a relatively new nationwide holiday, marking 34 years since German reunification. Aaron Burnett explains the background to it and why it’s celebrated on this particular date.

This tiny German word has a huge range of meanings.

From scavenging for mushrooms to drinking Apfelwein, autumn is a truly magical season in Germany. Here’s how to make the most of the fall months just like the locals do.

One of the consequences of learning a foreign language is that some words end up slipping into your everyday English. Sarah Magill explains why she uses these German words more often than their English equivalents.

With Oktoberfest starting this weekend, we’re looking at an iconic Bavarian beer fest phrase (and a few more you might find helpful).

With many of us having to tighten our belts at the moment, here are some uniquely German ways to talk about the hot topic of money.

You’re likely to see this sad word in the German newspapers when beloved public figures pass away.

This handy little word is versatile and will help you fit right in to informal German chats.