We, the Schubert family, moved to Siegsdorf in 2018. Papa Tino Schubert originally comes from Cottbus in Brandenburg, and Mama Loveline Schubert is from Cameroon. We met there in 1999 and had a traditional wedding in 2006. Tino is a business consultant and financial planner, while Loveline is a nurse specializing in intensive care. Our children, Marc and Lisa, were born in 2007 and 2013, respectively.

Siegsdorf is a health resort. The air here is very clean, and the natural surroundings attract many visitors each year. Besides an outdoor heated pool, you will also find the Mammoth Museum just down the street to the left at the roundabout. The oldest mammoth in Europe was found in Siegsdorf and is exhibited there. To reach the Mammutheum, the site where the mammoth was found, take the first roundabout towards Bergen. You will find it on a hilltop on the left side. Additionally, Siegsdorf has two drinking water springs - the Petrusquelle, which is straight ahead behind the Sparkasse at the roundabout, and the Adelholzener spring. You can also draw water directly from the healing spring, the Primusquelle. To do this, simply head towards Bergen, turn right at the Siegsdorf town exit, and follow the narrow road for about