Hey, you are welcome to stay in our shared flat in Lüneburg next to the Kreidebergsee,

I am studying in Lüneburg, Germany. My major is environmental studys and in addition to that I am studying pychology as a minor subject. In the moment I am in the third semester and enjoy learning about sustainability, global justice and responisbility very much. In my free time I like to spend times with friends outside or at the kitchen table. Further more I like dancing, sewing and beach volleyball. My special interests are wwoofing and a small Island in the northern sea, called Spiekeroog, where I usually spend some time in summer.

I am living in a flat close to town but with a lovely view over the "Kreidebergsee" (a small lake). The three of us - my flatmates Karen and Annika and me - are usually sharing meals. We are studying the same subject and make an effort in living sustainable.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

In New Zealand I had some great experiences with couchsurfing, met nice and interesting people and made friends.
I am interested in different cultures, I love to meet new people, get to know different opinions and share storys and food.

Interests

• dancing
• dining
• hiking
• horse riding
• playing guitar
• sewing
• wwoofing
• beach volley

Music, Movies, and Books

My favourite books are criminalistic literature and real life stories. I really appreciate to read and relax or learn something about culture and people.

I like french music and really enjoy live music from different genres. If play the guitare you are very welcome to share songs and experience!

Teach, Learn, Share

If you wan't I can teach you some sewing or help so repair travel gear if you want. In the moment I am searching for beautiful places in europe and would like to make europe as a travel destination more popular. SO if you have some nice europe or wwoofing experinces you are very welcome to share histories.

What I Can Share with Hosts

When I have people around me we usually sit together at our cosy couch and exchange histories and meals. I