German Schlager Stars' Homes Revealed
German schlager artists like Florian Silbereisen and Helene Fischer prefer rural settings and proximity to family. A PRISMA-Verlag article details their chosen hometowns.
PRISMA-Verlag has published an article detailing the home locations of several prominent German schlager artists. The report offers a glimpse into the private lives of these public figures and the places they choose to retreat to between their demanding performance schedules.
Florian Silbereisen has returned to his home state of Bavaria, residing in Tiefenbach to be closer to his mother. He particularly values the area's natural surroundings and village charm. Similarly, Vanessa Mai remains connected to her roots in Backnang, her birthplace, which she identifies as a significant home base for recharging and gathering inspiration.
Matthias Reim has found solace in the Lake Constance (Bodensee) region, an area holding significant childhood memories for him. He enjoys exploring the landscape by motorcycle, describing Lake Constance as a place of "peace of mind."
Andrea Berg has established her home in Kleinaspach, where she also operates the Hotel Sonnenhof with her husband. She views the location as both a personal sanctuary and a source of creative energy, benefiting from the rural tranquility.
Helene Fischer resides in Inning, situated by the Ammersee lake with views of the Alps. This serene environment allows her to spend valuable time with her family away from the pressures of touring and public appearances.
Roland Kaiser, originally from Berlin, has made Münster his home. He appreciates the city's historic Old Town, green spaces, and its reputation as Germany's "bicycle capital," enjoying the relaxed lifestyle it offers.