I am new to couchsurfing(app) but I would love to get into it as fast as possible because I have already hosted and been hosted and know how good it feels to meet local people and to offer something in return to show your gratitude.

I like going out on the weekends/weekdays (mainly techno) but i'm keen to follow your advice.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Why would you want to spend 15$ a night in a hostel, if you can spend that money on food and get to know the city by the means of a local. Same counts for you and me.

Interests

• coffee
• sauna
• hiking
• techno
• climbing
• mechanical engineering
• roadbike
• arcades
• strolling around
• lost places

Music, Movies, and Books

Not too much into books or movies but I would recommend reading 1984 and watching Samsara.
With music I keen to experience new music (just got introduced to Klezmer) but mainly I stick to electronic music.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

In 2016 I was doing an Eastern-Europe-Trip with my brother and as we wanted to enter Minsk(Belarus) we were rejected and had to stay a night in custody at the airport. The next day we got sent back to the closest airport, which was in Kiev. We then had a great time there and I can only recommend you visiting the Ukraine. It's Amazing.

Teach, Learn, Share

Alongside my studies I work as a bicycle mechanic, so I would love to help and teach you how to maintain your bike.

If you want, I can teach you some german or we can practice some spanish together if you're currently learning it aswell.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I am quite good at cooking by recipe.

Also I would consider myself as a handyman, so if you need anything fixed in your apartment just let me know and i'll see what I can do. (I somehow always end up installing skylights, so I am skilled at that)

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany