Europeans at heart

What Europe is and what it should be is often the subject of passionate debate. A unique concept whereby several nations are brought together under a humane, democratic system? The strongest economy in the world? A patchwork of different cultures? A tolerant home for freethinkers and the persecuted? A feeling of free and good living? For Christa Klickermann, a 58-year-old native of Salzburg who now lives in Hamburg, Europe is, above all, somewhere she can call her own extended home. A loveable continent and a great place to live; a place of myriad cultures that shapes and inspires her in her daily life as a woman, mother and entrepreneur. A place so dear to her heart that she has decided to take a fresh look at Europe and, since 2012, has spent her time journeying across its borders. With a great deal of empathy and openness, she sets out to discover Europe’s people, their culture and their modern, everyday lives up close. Read inside + an authentic travel-story from an insecure european woman, to an enthusiastic european in heart + a view from the perspective of a woman, a working mum and grandma of three, an entrepreneur + 28 live insights in the every day life, the work, and the dreams of citizens + 28 live insights in EU countries and their capitals, their way of life, their culture and their economy. + worthful impulses for beeing a european, about tolerance, identity, interculturality, prejudices. + many examples from engaged europeans, who encourage us and give us hope + a comprehensive link and literature collection for further informations