The German city of Wuppertal might be most famous for its monorail or “floating tram”, but it should be equally recognized for giving the whole world two of the most widely used products of today, namely the drug commonly known as Aspirin and the equally common household appliance known as the Kobold vacuum cleaner. In fact, the company that patented Aspirin has survived to this day, and is currently a huge pharmaceutical company, Bayer AG.
The city itself, located in North Rhine-Westphalia, cradled in the valley of the Wupper River, is no less impressive in size, counting about 350 thousand inhabitants and standing as the biggest urban settlement in the Bergisches Land. It is an incredibly green city, so rich in parks and woodlands that such green areas actually constitute approximately two-thirds of its total area. Which makes it very easy for anyone looking for a short respite from the world of concrete to reach any of the said green areas, as, from any point in the city, a park or woodland alley is only minutes away.
Surprisingly enough, though, the city also remains an important industrial unit, with companies operating in the field of metallurgy, textiles, electronics, printing equipment, and pharmaceuticals, among others. It is also home to institutes and institutions of note, such as the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, the University of Wuppertal, famous for being the second German university to receive a supercomputer (the ALiCEnext), and the European Institute for International Economic Relations.
The city provides both visitors and inhabitants with numerous attractions, ranging from technological wonders that are more than one hundred years old, to its 4500 buildings classified as national monuments, to famous cultural highlights such as museums and concert halls. Also worth mentioning are the municipal botanical garden and the extensive Burgholz arboretum, the city Zoo, an attractively landscaped park inhabited by over 4500 animals from all corners of the world, the XVIII century museum house dedicated to Friedrich Engels, a sculpture park, a dance theatre, as well as the Stadthalle concert hall, remarkable for both its architecture and its excellent acoustics. Last, but not least, is the suspended monorail that was set up in 1901 and still functions today, unparalleled in the whole world.
Author: JensD

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Removals to Wuppertal
The German city of Wuppertal might be most famous for its monorail or “floating tram”, but it should be equally recognized for giving the whole world two of the most widely used products of today, namely the drug commonly known as Aspirin and the equally common household appliance known as the Kobold vacuum cleaner. In fact, the company that patented Aspirin has survived to this day, and is currently a huge pharmaceutical company, Bayer AG.
The city itself, located in North Rhine-Westphalia, cradled in the valley of the Wupper River, is no less impressive in size, counting about 350 thousand inhabitants and standing as the biggest urban settlement in the Bergisches Land. It is an incredibly green city, so rich in parks and woodlands that such green areas actually constitute approximately two-thirds of its total area. Which makes it very easy for anyone looking for a short respite from the world of concrete to reach any of the said green areas, as, from any point in the city, a park or woodland alley is only minutes away.
Surprisingly enough, though, the city also remains an important industrial unit, with companies operating in the field of metallurgy, textiles, electronics, printing equipment, and pharmaceuticals, among others. It is also home to institutes and institutions of note, such as the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, the University of Wuppertal, famous for being the second German university to receive a supercomputer (the ALiCEnext), and the European Institute for International Economic Relations.
The city provides both visitors and inhabitants with numerous attractions, ranging from technological wonders that are more than one hundred years old, to its 4500 buildings classified as national monuments, to famous cultural highlights such as museums and concert halls. Also worth mentioning are the municipal botanical garden and the extensive Burgholz arboretum, the city Zoo, an attractively landscaped park inhabited by over 4500 animals from all corners of the world, the XVIII century museum house dedicated to Friedrich Engels, a sculpture park, a dance theatre, as well as the Stadthalle concert hall, remarkable for both its architecture and its excellent acoustics. Last, but not least, is the suspended monorail that was set up in 1901 and still functions today, unparalleled in the whole world.
Author: JensD
We provide a cost effective and reliable service to you. Be it a small or a large number of boxes that needs moving, we can arrange collection of your belongings and relocation, as well as Storage, all only under the best conditions and with highly Qualified Professionals Removers. You can even leave the Packing to us. We will make sure everything will be Packed Securely with only the best Packing Supplies available. If you’re not convinced just use our Free Quote service.
You can contact us for any questions you might have. +44 020 3150 2668
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image copyright: Damien Myer – http://bahn.startbilder.de/name/profil/fotograf_id/790.html
The Benefits of Moving to Germany
Many people from Britain have moved abroad to work over recent years, some to European countries and others further afield, to Australia and New Zealand for example.
Although these two antipodean nations are seen as the favourite choice for Britons seeking a new life, a lot of people are moving to Germany and other European countries with their jobs.
This has many benefits, the main one being it is a lot easier to get back to the UK from mainland Europe. Although you may feel that you are leaving the country behind when you are planning on moving to Germany or moving to France, there will be occasions when you need to return home. It’s something we don’t like to think about, but our parents aren’t getting any younger are they?
When you are thinking about moving to Germany, you can be assured that if you do need to get home in a hurry for whatever reason you are just a couple of hours flight away.
Now we have sorted that particular aspect out, how much thought have you given to the actual logistics of moving to Germany? Have you organised a company to take care of moving your furniture and other belongings yet? If not, you need to make sure that the company you choose has plenty of experience in this field because the last thing you need once you arrive at your new home is to find that your possessions have been damaged or broken in transit.
European Removal Experts are the experts, so make sure you talk to them when planning your move abroad.
Holland: More than just a Great Weekend Destination!
A city like Amsterdam has a strong reputation as a weekend destination, however there is much more to Holland than great weekend breaks! And moving to Holland could be one of the best life decisions that you will ever make.
Firstly, on a technical point, Holland is actually the name of a Western part of the Netherlands, however in this instance – and quite commonly – Holland shall mean the Netherlands! And with this in mind, it really is true to say that there is more to Holland than you think.
Of course Amsterdam alone is a good reason for moving to Holland, with its unrivalled nightlife, its laid back attitude and its impressive cultural credentials; however, whilst anyone moving to Holland will fall in love with Amsterdam, there is more to the Netherlands than one city.
In stark contrast to the bright lights and bicycles of Amsterdam, the Netherlands is also home to some of the most unique landscapes in the whole of Europe; and in fact much of what is now known as the Netherlands has been reclaimed from the sea – which means that a large part of Holland is in fact below sea-level.
This, combined with open expanses, makes Holland a truly awe inspiring place to live – and that’s why relocating to Holland could be the best decision you ever make!
Of course, whilst Holland may be a short flight away, moving your possessions there will still be a challenge – which is where European Removal Experts comes in. We have a strong commitment to getting you to exactly wherever you want to be in Europe.
Amsterdam-age
Apparently teenage dreams are hard to beat. It’s doubtful that your teenagers are dreaming of a move to Holland; uprooting and leaving their friends, schools and social life completely behind. But if a great move is on the cards for your family, here’s a little juicy information about Amsterdam to reassure your kids that moving to Holland doesn’t have to be all about clogs and tulips!
Getting Around
The Dutch love bicycles. Simply put, Holland is quite flat so cycling is easy. Cycle paths are numerous and well-used, vehicle drivers are polite, and bicycles are inexpensive. Similarly to Japan, cycling around both your hometown and cities is a common form of transport.
Language
Moving to Holland brings you and your family up against that whole language barrier issue, against which we Brits generally panic and behave like a little group of clucking hens (mostly through embarrassment) until someone speaks to us in English and is they become our new best and most trusted friend. The fact is that the lovely folk of Amsterdam, on the whole, speak some English. Signs, warnings etc are usually written in English too, so the kids aren’t going to feel like they stick out more than giant alien spiders on their adventures.
Exploring
Entertainment, clubs, music venues, shopping, street fairs, nice big parks to hang out in and moan about society – Amsterdam is very, very much a city for the young. Of course the standard museums etc (are actually anything but standard) exist for you too. Reassuring your teenagers that relocating to Holland is exciting is crucial to everyone’s happiness, so… pre-move trip to Amsterdam anyone?
On Your Bike
There are many things that Holland is famous for – tulips, clogs, and windmills to name a few, but there is perhaps one thing that has a larger impact on the country and that is that it is very flat. As a consequence of this the Dutch make a large use of bicycles for transport and are probably the largest user of this form of transport in Europe. So if you are considering moving to Holland do not forget to take one.
Unlike most towns in the UK, Dutch towns and roads are designed for the bicycle. For example Amsterdam’s central railway station has parking for over 8,000 bicycles allowing commuters to leave them over night. Also a lot of the roads are specially adapted for bicycles with special lanes solely for their use and special traffic signals at road junctions.
And do not think that this is just for leisure purposes. In Dutch cities you are just as likely to find men in suits and ladies in heels riding bikes as people wearing tracksuits. Also the Dutch can be very adept at balancing large loads such as shopping bags on their bikes.
So moving to Holland can give you that excuse for getting fit by riding a bike. It will also help with your carbon footprint as of course bicycles are perhaps the greenest for of vehicle transport there is.
We at European Removal Experts can provide relocation services from the UK if you are moving to Holland and we are happy to take bicycles. We can even arrange part load delivery for you if you should forget it.
Alternatively you could buy one locally because of course there are also many bike shops to cater for them. They are not particularly expensive so you won’t have to ‘go Dutch’ to get one for all the family.
European Capitals: The Best in the World
Europe has a lot of things going for it – liberal attitudes, a rich cultural heritage – however, the shinning stars in the European experience have to be its capitals, which, quite frankly, are some of the best capital cities on the entire planet.
Berlin
Anyone considering moving to Germany should really consider Berlin. As not only is it at geographical centre of the whole of Europe, but it is also a bonafide cultural epicentre in its own right; and with world beating nightlife and 153 museums, Berlin truly is a world capital of culture.
Amsterdam
Whilst capitals like London or Berlin are world renowned, Europe is also home to less well known but equally fulfilling capital cities; the best of these less pronounced gems is arguably Amsterdam – why? Well whilst it has a cultural heritage to rival any other city in Europe, it really shines when it comes to nightlife. And as the most laid back capital in the world, anyone moving to Holland should really consider moving to Amsterdam.
Paris
Great capitals will speak to you on a deeply personal level, and therefore everyone will have their own favorites, and their own reasons for it being their favourite – however, a sure contender for the best capital on the planet has to be Paris, with its cultural landmarks such as the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, as well as that certain “je ne sais quoi” that makes a truly great capital.
At European Removal Experts whether you moving to Germany to live an artists life in Berlin or moving to Holland to live the high life in Amsterdam, we like to think we take the hassle out of moving day – getting you there to start your new life as you mean to go on.
Man and Van Services from European Removal Experts
Whether you’re moving to Germany, organising an office removal project or you simply need to transfer some of your belongings from one place to another, the job can seem daunting. The amount of legwork involved is enough to make you dread the task at hand, and undoubtedly force you to consider using a removal service to help you along the way.
However, the expense of such services and the time restrictions in which removal companies operate can often leave you with no choice but to organise your entire move solely around their availability. This has quite often proven to be extremely costly and inconvenient for many, particularly those moving to Germany or other European locations, which is precisely why European Removal Experts have made their competitive services all about the customer. We have made our services so diverse that even if you and your family or office are moving to France, we can provide an affordable removal service for you.
If you need your belongings moved to Scotland, Ireland or any major city in the UK, we at European Removal Experts offer “Man and Van” services to cater for a wide variety of specific removal needs. We specialise in household and office removals of any size, and our services operate during the day, evenings and weekends for a service that suits you.
All of our vans are fully insured and have a large 15 metre cubic capacity, making them suitable for even the largest-scale removal project. Our competitive prices start at one Man with Van costing as little as £250 for an entire 8-hour day of use.
European Removal Experts also offer assitance with removals all over Europe, so even if you’re moving to France or Germany, we can help you.
Moving to France? You’ll Need a Professional Removals Service
Moving to France may seem like a pretty easy transition. It’s easy to get to, has similar weather to the UK and the majority of the country will be able to speak English. But the usual logistics will still come into play, so don’t even think about doing everything on your own – particularly moving your possessions.
It’s essential you consult a reputable removals service even when moving to France. You could well think that getting your possessions there won’t be too much of an issue, but in reality it could be a nightmare.
Not having the proper vans or storage space could easily result in several trips and even damage to your valuables, and who wants that? Then you have to consider the cost and legal implications of customs and getting everything on the ferry, so it’s always best to consult the professionals.
If you stick with the experts and come to us here at European Removal Experts, you’ll have nothing to worry about. We’re a professional, reliable removals service that specialises in getting your personal effects to the continent, so whether you’re moving to France or anywhere else we’ll be able to help.
As you can see, you really should use a professional removals service, such as us here at European Removal Experts, to get your possessions to the continent safely and efficiently. It can make moving to France a much less stressful experience, so make sure to get in touch and get ready to start your new life in the easiest way possible.
An Easy Removal To South Of France
Moving house should be a time of joy and anticipation of the new environment and possibilities that await. This should only be amplified by not only moving house but moving country as well. At European Removal Experts we aim to keep the excitement and anticipation of moving by providing you with a thoroughly professional service that is designed to give you every confidence your belongings will arrive on time and in the exact same condition they left, even if we have provided storage options for you. As one of the UK’s best removals and storage companies we are members of certain independent organisations who ensure that we constantly strive for the best levels of quality. These include The Removers and Storers who ensure that our customers receive the highest levels of protection in the removals industry. When you choose us as your removal company, you also get this peace of mind because we are dedicated to providing a quality service on which you can always rely.
When it comes to removals to South of France, there are many different hazards to take into account. The method of transport across the channel is particularly important since ferries can be particularly rough. This is why we opt for the Eurotunnel. This not only gets you a service that can be run around the clock but it also ensures that nothing is held up due to bad weather conditions. Our vehicles also have breakdown cover across Europe which means that we can always call on assistance should there be a problem. Unlike other companies, this means that we will be able to give you an estimated time of arrival rather than all of your belongings being stuck in a potentially hazardous place somewhere.
France is a particularly good country to move to for a whole host of reasons, but one of the best cultural places to move to is Paris. The capital is quite easy to get to and with our experienced drivers we will be able to give you an exact times of arrival. We can also offer you fantastic rates on partial or small loads, even for single items. You do not need to fret about the delivery of a piano, for instance, since we have all of the experience and equipment to get it to you in perfect condition. If you are interested in a quote then you can simply click on our Free Quote Service which comes with no obligation. You will however need to have a complete list of your goods and as well as information on the size of your property. It also helps if you have an idea of the size of the load in cubic metres, although this isn’t always necessary and can be estimated. You will also need to have information about the place you are moving to, most notably which floor it is on. Those in flats will obviously require a lot more manual moving than ones who are on ground floors. Being able to park near the entrance will also affect this.
Moving Abroad Doesn’t Have To Be A Hassle
Living in Europe, we have the great benefit of being able to move freely between countries that are part of the European Union. When you live in the UK, however, it is easy to forget that this is a great benefit and one that is easy to carry out. Whilst other Europeans with wanderlust can simply pack their belongings into their car and head off over a border or two, it does seem that to move freely across Europe is quite a large undertaking when you have a large body of water cutting you off from the mainland.
However, whilst viewing property might have traditionally been a little more tricky, the rise of the internet and cheap flights means that heading out to view carefully chosen properties is unlikely to be too expensive or too much of a hardship.
And when it comes to the actual act of moving to France or moving to Belgium, again it is much easier than it has ever been. At European Removal Experts we specialise in trans-continental removals and can make moving to France as stress-free as moving to Runcorn, but ultimately a whole lot more exciting and rewarding. Whatever you need moving and whether you need it moving to Belgium or the highest peaks of the Alps we can offer all the help and expertise you could need to make the move abroad not only stress-free but also extremely cost-effective.
So don’t let distance put you off that dream move, contact us today and we can give you all the help and advice you could need.