Tips for Traveling to Germany
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Tips for Traveling to Germany: The Federal Republic of Germany is the most influential country in Europe. He has witnessed the most controversial historical facts such as Nazism, the Holy Roman Empire and the construction and destruction of the Berlin wall. With many magnificent palaces that have a wealth of art and culture. German is a language that is widely used in German, but outsiders can find many locals who speak English especially in general tourist destinations.
Weather
The weather here is very unpredictable because it is possible to rain almost all of the month, so bring the right clothes. April and May are spring months which carry fruit and flowers in full bloom. The month from May to September has very bright weather with clear skies and offers the best time to travel and see the location. People who have a passion for sports such as swimming, hiking and cycling can have the best time here during these months. Winter sports can be enjoyed at the resort in the months from November to the beginning of March. The temperature is below freezing and the days are too short (consisting of only six to eight months) in winter.
Local Customs
Local residents greet each other by shaking hands and saying Guten Tag. To say goodbye, people use Auf Wiedersehen. Guests are expected to bring a number of flowers that are not closed and strange, especially roses, when visiting someone's home. Guests are welcomed with food or drinks. At the table, the host said 'Guten Appetit' which guests must answer with 'Ebenfalls'. Smoking should be avoided in public areas. Local residents dress informally but certain events such as opera, theater, certain restaurants and social functions require formal attire.
Moving Around
The best way to get around is to buy a Welcome card or city pass that allows customers to access unlimited bus facilities in many cities in Germany. It also gives special offers to certain tourist attractions. For flexibility, one can rent a car or use a car driven by a driver. Along with the lease, 16% VAT is paid. Car insurance must be available in advance if an accident occurs. Speed limits in cities are mostly 50kph and 100kph on highways.
Nine stars
Nine stars in Southwest Germany consist of Baden-Baden, Freiburg, Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, Heilbronn, Mannheim, Pforzheim Stuttgart, and Ulm. They are considered some of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Each city plays an important role in German culture. Baden-Baden has some of the best resorts and also has the second largest opera house and concert in Europe. Freiburg is known as a historic city center and is famous for its cobblestone mosiacs, open streams and ancient alleys. Heidelberg has world-famous palaces and the oldest university in Germany. Karlsruhe has a famous center for the Art and Media Museum. Look for a variety of entertainment along the river Nektar Heilbronn. Pforzheim is the capital for watches and jewelry. Stuttgart is famous for theater and opera. Ulm is the birthplace of Albert Einstein and is also home to the peak of the highest church in the world.
Travel
The national airline that serves Germany is Lufthansa. Bwelin-Tegel Airport is located 8 km from the city and it takes around 20 minutes to reach there. There are provisions for duty-free shops, banks, post offices, restaurants, conference rooms, and information on car rental and tourism for passengers.
The other busy airport is the Frankfurt airport, located 13 km from the city. The bus takes about 20 minutes to get there. Taxis are available at any time. The Intercity railroad network at the airport also provides international services to Hungary, Switzerland and Austria. The facilities provided here are tax-free shops, left luggage, restaurants, banks, conference rooms, post offices, car rentals, and tourism information. There is no departure tax imposed on passengers.
Those who want to travel by sea can take advantage of ferry connections to Finland, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Latvia and Norway.
Eurostar provides train services to and from Belgium, France and the United Kingdom. Reservations can be made by telephone. Inter-Rail offers second-class train trips that are not limited to 29 European countries. The Eurailpass offers first-class train trips that are not limited to 17 European countries.
EuroCity trains and InterCity have restaurants, providing food and drinks. InterCity Express targets business class and provides services such as complete offices, conference rooms, etc. Tourists over the age of 17 can bring alcohol and tobacco with them within the permissible limits.
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The weather here is very unpredictable because it is possible to rain almost all of the month, so bring the right clothes. April and May are spring months which carry fruit and flowers in full bloom. The month from May to September has very bright weather with clear skies and offers the best time to travel and see the location. People who have a passion for sports such as swimming, hiking and cycling can have the best time here during these months. Winter sports can be enjoyed at the resort in the months from November to the beginning of March. The temperature is below freezing and the days are too short (consisting of only six to eight months) in winter.
Local Customs
Local residents greet each other by shaking hands and saying Guten Tag. To say goodbye, people use Auf Wiedersehen. Guests are expected to bring a number of flowers that are not closed and strange, especially roses, when visiting someone's home. Guests are welcomed with food or drinks. At the table, the host said 'Guten Appetit' which guests must answer with 'Ebenfalls'. Smoking should be avoided in public areas. Local residents dress informally but certain events such as opera, theater, certain restaurants and social functions require formal attire.
Moving Around
The best way to get around is to buy a Welcome card or city pass that allows customers to access unlimited bus facilities in many cities in Germany. It also gives special offers to certain tourist attractions. For flexibility, one can rent a car or use a car driven by a driver. Along with the lease, 16% VAT is paid. Car insurance must be available in advance if an accident occurs. Speed limits in cities are mostly 50kph and 100kph on highways.
Nine stars
Nine stars in Southwest Germany consist of Baden-Baden, Freiburg, Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, Heilbronn, Mannheim, Pforzheim Stuttgart, and Ulm. They are considered some of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Each city plays an important role in German culture. Baden-Baden has some of the best resorts and also has the second largest opera house and concert in Europe. Freiburg is known as a historic city center and is famous for its cobblestone mosiacs, open streams and ancient alleys. Heidelberg has world-famous palaces and the oldest university in Germany. Karlsruhe has a famous center for the Art and Media Museum. Look for a variety of entertainment along the river Nektar Heilbronn. Pforzheim is the capital for watches and jewelry. Stuttgart is famous for theater and opera. Ulm is the birthplace of Albert Einstein and is also home to the peak of the highest church in the world.
Travel
The national airline that serves Germany is Lufthansa. Bwelin-Tegel Airport is located 8 km from the city and it takes around 20 minutes to reach there. There are provisions for duty-free shops, banks, post offices, restaurants, conference rooms, and information on car rental and tourism for passengers.
The other busy airport is the Frankfurt airport, located 13 km from the city. The bus takes about 20 minutes to get there. Taxis are available at any time. The Intercity railroad network at the airport also provides international services to Hungary, Switzerland and Austria. The facilities provided here are tax-free shops, left luggage, restaurants, banks, conference rooms, post offices, car rentals, and tourism information. There is no departure tax imposed on passengers.
Those who want to travel by sea can take advantage of ferry connections to Finland, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Latvia and Norway.
Eurostar provides train services to and from Belgium, France and the United Kingdom. Reservations can be made by telephone. Inter-Rail offers second-class train trips that are not limited to 29 European countries. The Eurailpass offers first-class train trips that are not limited to 17 European countries.
EuroCity trains and InterCity have restaurants, providing food and drinks. InterCity Express targets business class and provides services such as complete offices, conference rooms, etc. Tourists over the age of 17 can bring alcohol and tobacco with them within the permissible limits.
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