I'll spare you all the #yolo-travelling-opens-your-mind phrases and instead I'll shortly sum up what I still like about couchsurfing: All in all couchsurfing still seems to be a good way to get along on a journey. I like meeting openminded people, which - i think - is more likely on a somewhat 'alternative' platform like couchsurfing.com. This is especially important for people who don't have the money or the nerves to sleep in an expensive and shared dorm. Having a connection to a local host is simply the best way for getting to know the city, the 'culture' and the lifestyle of your destination. So, I guess, that's what I like the most about couchsurfing and maybe this gives you enough of an impression of me.

Interests

• arts
• literature
• acting
• movies
• traveling
• music
• rock music
• camping

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I did get one last ticket for the sold out Bon Iver concert in the Sydney Opera Hall three minutes before the show started.

Teach, Learn, Share

I'd like to learn to travel the most efficient way possible: Seeing more with less money. Traveling sustainable for nature. Isn't easy.

I'm not bad at repairing things. I'm an awesome conversational partner when it's about philosophical stuff. Thinking about things... I just like it.

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Austria, Cambodia, France, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Thailand, Ukraine

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany