Today in Füssen: So Quiet. Nothing Happens—and That’s the Point.

Today’s episode is a quiet note from Füssen, a small town in southern Germany that suddenly turned into a snowy, almost silent world. I talk about why “nothing-happening” places—ordinary streets, closed cafés, a single turn at an intersection—can stay with us more than famous landmarks. It’s a gentle reminder that travel isn’t only about destinations, but about the small moments we’ll probably never see again.