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You can also learn a lot by watching Germans as they walk by or play sports.”īreaking some rules in Germany will earn you a fine. After a week of climbing stairs or going up and down hills in old towns, sometimes it’s very relaxing to just have a picnic in a park with other Germans. “But really, if you plan for it, Sundays can be some of the best days of your trip. This can be hard to get used to if you’re a person who must be on the go all the time,” says Mercedes. “Everything closes on Sunday, for the most part. Sundays are for when you relax and enjoy nature in Germany. “The subway system can be daunting at times, so having this one place for other transportation options will keep the migraine away.” “This will be a lifesaver for you, especially if you’re in the bigger cities like Frankfurt or Berlin,” she says. Mercedes recommends downloading the DB Navigator app because it’s the best place to get schedules, prices, and booking information for public transportation. Germany’s navigation app is a boon for travelers. When you do, you’ll see a date and time, and how long your ticket is good for is based on that.” Or, worst-case scenario, you can validate it onboard. In bus and train stations, you’ll see a machine, and any German will be kind enough to show you the ropes. “I did that once, and I never forgot again! Even if you don’t read German, it’s easy to validate your transportation tickets. “You don’t want that to happen because you could be fined,” says Mercedes. Germany’s public transportation tickets must be validated, and don’t lose them.Īn unvalidated bus or train ticket is essentially akin to not having purchased any ticket. “Fortunately, though, other forms of public transportation are very easy to find, and once you get used to them, they’re really pretty simple to navigate.” “You’re only going to see them at the airport or the city center,” Mercedes states. While taxes can be easier than buses or trains for the new traveler, you won’t have an easy time finding them. Stick to other forms of public transportation in Germany. You can go above that, but if you cause an accident, the fact that you were speeding above the limit can increase your liability.” It’s also important to know that the Autobahn’s recommended speed limit is 81 mph. There are places where you do have to slow down temporarily, so keep an eye out for that. “However, you must still observe the Autobahn’s limits.

Mercedes agrees that it’s a lot of fun to get on the Autobahn and hit the gas pedal. Have fun on Germany’s Autobahn, but it’s a bit more regulated than legend has it. “It’s just seen as good manners to keep your voice down so that your conversation doesn’t interfere with anyone else’s.”

“You’ll be stared at in restaurants, on trains, and elsewhere if your voice is too loud,” explains Mercedes. Remember to speak quietly when you’re out and about in Germany.Īs is the case in other cultures, speaking loudly in public is seen as extremely impolite. If you don’t have it, you’ll be stuck in the embarrassing situation of not being able to pay for your bill.” “It’s a very technologically advanced country, but much of what you buy must be paid for with cash. “Don’t even think of paying for dinner with your credit or debit card,” advises Mercedes.

No matter how modern Germany’s culture becomes, cash is still the preferred form of payment. Plastic will cause a lot of issues for you in Germany. “Bavaria is just gorgeous, and as beautiful as Neuschwanstein Castle is, I think spending a day hiking in the Black Forest can’t be beat.” After multiple visits to Germany and exploring its cities and countryside, Mercedes has a few suggestions for those who want to deepen their understanding of the nation.Ĭash is king.

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“Germany is absolutely gorgeous, and it’s full of treasures for those who are willing to travel like the locals do and follow their customs.” She has been to the country multiple times to see her family and agrees that the touristy places are popular for a reason. “It’s exhilarating,” says Mercedes Matzen, a business analyst for Capital District Physicians Healthcare. Nothing beats stepping off the plane in Berlin, knowing that weeks of touring Germany await you.