For our honeymoon, we'll be flying to Germany and taking the train around the country to four different cities: Dortmund, Cologne, Munich, and Berlin. We'd appreciate anything you'd be willing to give to help with our travel expenses for this dream trip!

Because we're going to four different cities in Germany, we'd like to stay in the country for almost two weeks, so we have enough time to see everything. We'd appreciate help paying for our hotels while we are there.

Obviously we want to do more at the Westfalenstadion than just see a game. There are stadium tours, the team museum, and of course, souvenirs to buy.

Brauhaus Wenkers is supposed to be one of the best bars in Dortmund, and a great spot to grab a beer before a game at the Westfalenstadion. We want to check it out - and hopefully meet some other Dortmund fans!

If we're going to go to North Rhine-Westphalia, we might as well have a nice, traditional Westphalian meal.

This schnitzel restaurant was started by a German grandma who worked there cooking schnitzel until she died at the age of 95. So, you know, it's legit.

Gaffel Kölsch straight from the source? We'll definitely be drinking some while we're in Cologne.

Legendary German footballer and all-around awesomely weird dude Lukas Podolski is opening an ice cream shop in is hometown of Cologne. We are obviously going.

Legendary German footballer and all-around awesomely weird dude Lukas Podolski has a clothing shop in his hometown of Cologne, where Lee plans on Buying All Of The Things.

Believe it or not, we do plan on eating some food that isn't traditional German while we are on our honeymoon. Munich has a large community of Afghan immigrants and this is supposed to be one of the best restaurants specializing in Afghan cuisine.

We're usually early to bed, early to rise types, but when in Berlin, one must do as the Berliners do. We want to check out some live music and clubs and pretend we're cooler than we actually are.

Currywurst is one of the most popular fast foods in Germany so naturally we will be eating a lot of it.

One reason why we're going to Germany at Christmas time is to take advantage of the famously festive Christmas markets. We plan on drinkings lots of Glühwein, eating lots of shortbread and - of course - buying Christmas gifts!

The priority of our trip is to see Borussia Dortmund play at home, but if possible we'd like to see some other games while we're in Germany, too. Priorities would be Union Berlin and Bayern Munich, but of course it depends on the schedule!

Why else go to Dortmund but to sit in one of the biggest stadiums in Europe with some of the most notoriously enthusiastic fans in soccer?

If you thought we were going to go to Germany without visiting an entire museum devoted to the four-time World Champions, then you don't know us very well.

Dortmund is known for other things besides soccer. Mainly coal mining, but also, beer! So, we'd like to visit one of the oldest brewpubs in Dortmund.

We can't go to Munich without drinking beer at Hofbräuhaus München. Well, John has actually done this before, but Lee hasn't!

We'd like to visit this Munich cultural museum, which includes a film museum.

Bayern Munich are (unfortunately) the most successful club in Germany and have a long and storied history, which includes resisting the Nazis during World War II. So even though we're not exactly fans, it would be nice to visit their museum, if not see a game, while we are in Munich.

The two of us have read too many Cold War-era spy novels to not engage in an East Germany history lesson while we are in Berlin.

Berlin has a rich music history, especially where David Bowie is concerned. We'd love to participate in some of the Berlin Music Tours while we're there, including a tour of Hansa Studios and a David Bowie walking tour.

Believe it or not, we are planning some activities in Cologne unrelated to Lukas Podolski. This includes visiting the chocolate museum.

There are only so many ways one can attempt to be witty when describing museums. Suffice to say, this one is a must-visit.