Hi there, I am a joiner/carpenter living in Berlin. I waste my time with project work and politics, traveling a bit through europe for work. I like to dance and listening to music (name your favourite song, artist or album, I am always searching for new input), I like to talk about culture, people and all the memories you bring. When I am visiting a city, I am more the type of discovering it by myself but I am also happy to spend time with you and get to know what you find the most important. of cause I like food (vegan/vegetarian), beer and traveling but also to sit in my kitchen, drinking coffee and sekt and eating a big breakfast, with olives, I love olives! Hit me up when you're around, maybe I got some time

For me personally, its totally fine if you just want to have a bed and do your own stuff even if it seems to be totaly against the couch surfing vibe. Traveling is just expensive and a privilege for those with money and CS can also be a room for opening the doors of the world to those with less. So even if you don't feel like hanging out with me, feel free to write.

And I will be traveling a bit by myself and later with my partner Jona. So I do accept guests but not from November until February '25 because I am not at home. :) hugs!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

It's a perfect way to get to know new places by connecting with people from there and I truly believe you never get the vibe of a city without getting to know some locals...

Interests

Cooking, talking, dancing, listing to music, camping and hiking and biking

Music, Movies, and Books

Rock (punk: Amyl and the Sniffers), Pop (Dua Lipa), Indie, I love fried green tomatoes (movie) and John Irving is my favourite author

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I went to Italy to search a friends father... we found him ;)

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can cook for you, i can clean a room for once

Countries I’ve Visited

Albania, Austria, Croatia, Denmark, England, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Montenegro, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Uganda, Ukraine

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany