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As the topic suggests I am way too much fed up with Flixtrain. I made a stupid decision of booking Flixtrain with only slightly cheaper option. Berlin to Halle. The train is 1,5 hrs delayed and at no point gave it exact time of departure, so I had to keep looking at the information board. It already shows that toilets are not functioning. Finally got in the train apparently the seat reservations are not valid anymore. And on top of that on this hot day its 35 degrees inside. To make the matters

Can be tips that keep the home / the body cool. Since German apartments don't have air conditioning I'm trying to keep cool in other ways. EDIT: thank you all so much for your advice. Will definitely be trying these. I wish you all strength!

Second heatwave in 2 weeks. I understand Germans don't prefer air conditioners due to a lot of reasons but the weather in the upcoming years will only get worse and heatwaves will become a recurring thing. ​ Why don't landlords see ACs as a onetime investment and maybe charge us a small monthly fee like they do for heating. ​ Curious to hear your thoughts because the apartments in this weather feel like convection ovens and you can't open the windows either so the heat gets t

Every travel guide seems to mention the same things, but I'm curious what Germans think is overrated or just not a big deal. Could be a place, food, tradition, city, or stereotype.