Lasse Stolley

Leben im Zug is the personal travel and lifestyle blog of Lasse Stolley, documenting his experience of making trains his home instead of living in a conventional apartment. Through first-person stories, practical guides, and travel reports, the site explores everyday life on the move and the places, people, and unexpected events encountered along the way. A recurring focus is the BahnCard 100, including Stolley’s transition from second to first class, and the possibilities and challenges of travelling extensively by rail.

The blog covers journeys across Germany and Europe, including an Interrail trip, overnight travel on ICE trains, and visits to destinations such as the Wendelstein and the Flensburg Fjord. It also features advice on minimalist packing and sleeping during train journeys, alongside reflections on a year of living on the rails. Other posts explore railway history and technology, such as the DB Museum in Nuremberg and the Transrapid test facility in Emsland.