Index: Traveling & Living AbroadFrom my perspective as a GermanAnnika WappelhorstFollow2 min read·Jun 7, 2021--ListenShareSwedenEight Things That Might Surprise You About SwedenRestrooms are shared and cash is rarefarewellalarms.comFascinating Aspects About Living in SwedenEver heard of Snus or Mello?farewellalarms.comThe Quiet Rituals of Swedish Swimming PoolsA deep dive into cultural customsmedium.comWhy So Many Foreigners Love Studying in Swedenmedium.comInteresting Facts About the City of Jönköping, SwedenA.k.a. “the Jerusalem of Sweden”medium.comLife in Sweden During the COVID-19 PandemicNo face masks, no lockdownmedium.comA Vegan Guide to SwedenEnjoy cinnamon buns, crispbread and morefarewellalarms.comWhat to Know as a Newbie In SwedenGetting around and opening a bank accountmedium.comReverse Culture Shock Moments After Moving Back to GermanySweden, what did you do to me?medium.comHow to Get a PhD Position in Sweden…especially as an internationalmedium.comWhy Language In Higher Education Is a Hot Topic In SwedenJaha, we speak English here!medium.comFranceTen Things You’ll Love About France…besides the delicious French cuisine.farewellalarms.comFive Fun Facts About FranceCinematic silence and weird wordplaysmedium.comWhat’s It Like to Study in France?Bring your French skills, a laptop and coffeemedium.comHow to Eat More Than Just Baguette and Salad as a Vegan in FranceSome advice for your post-corona travelslinguannika.medium.comGermanyReverse Culture Shock Moments After Moving Back to GermanySweden, what did you do to me?medium.comDo Germans Have No National Pride?As a German, I’d say “jein” (yes and no).medium.comThe “Fake Student” Phenomenon in GermanyWidespread, controversial, untraceablefarewellalarms.comEat Your Way Through Germany as a VeganIt doesn’t have to be Berlinfarewellalarms.comHaitiOn the Bustling Market of Haiti’s Second Biggest CityHeat, meat and negotiation.medium.comIndiaWhy You Should Visit the Indian City of RishikeshBetween the Himalayas and the Gangesmedium.com