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Dresden – A historical and cultural center
Berlin, Germany
Destroyed during World War II, and today restored in full, is again one of the most beautiful and iconic places in Germany. Dresden is an amazing combination of history, culture, pubs and nature. The former capital of East Germany is one of the places you surely must visit.
BERLIN-The heart of Germany
Berlin, Germany
The capital of Germany is extremely diverse and remarkable. The thriving culture, the attractions of all kinds, the amazing contrast between modern architecture and historic buildings are all part of Berlin's distinctive features. Visiting the capital you embark on a unique experience, leaving many memories behind.
Frankfurt – Business Center
Frankfurt, Germany
Apart from the glamour and modern style of architecture here you can find picturesque parks, medieval buildings, cultural events and wonderful picnic conditions. With over 670 000 people Frankfurt is a business and financial centre not only of Germany but also of Eastern Europe.
Munich, the capital of Bavaria
Marseille, France
Destroyed in the Second World War, subsequently fully restored, is evolving faster than ever. Starting with the town symbol-St Mary`s Cathedral by passing through the Marienplatz Square and reaching the Olympic park, you will be immersed in the atmosphere of Munich.
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Location
Germany is located in Central Europe. It was founded in the far XVII Century and its population is about 81 million people. The north is surrounded by the North Sea, east of Poland and the Czech Republic, to the south of Austria and Switzerland, and to the west it borders France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
Transportation
In Germany the public transport is one of the most developed in the world. Trams, buses, Metro, suburban express trains will do you a good job when moving around in the big cities.
Languages Spoken
The main language is German. Germany is a diverse area of regional dialects. Of course, the English language is at a good level among most Germans. Besides here, the German language is the official language in Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
Currency
Up to 1999 the Deutsche mark was the official currency. It is then replaced by the euro. The places where you can exchange currency are: airports, banks and stations. It is best before you leave to do this in your country and pay with credit and debit cards wherever possible.
Visas
For residents of USA and Canada, travel in Germany is possible without a visa within 90 days. There is no visa regime for residents of EU member States, proof of identity is sufficient.
Electricity
In Germany, the power sockets are type F. The standard voltage is 230 V. The standard frequency is 50 Hz. Visitors from countries in Eastern Europe can safely use their appliances in Germany.
Vaccinations
In Germany health care is at a very good level. No vaccines are required when visiting this country, but the following are recommended: Hepatitis A and B, tetanus, seasonal flu, etc. Always consult your doctor before taking a trip.
Emergency Calls
Emergency numbers are free and you can call from any phone, even from a phone without a SIM card. In Germany, phone 112 is known as a fire and ambulance phone, and 110 is the phone for police assistance.
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FAQs about Germany
What is the climate in Germany?
Tour guide will take you Germany has a warm, temperate and humid climate. Rarely there are large temperature amplitudes. It is raining nearly all year round. Summers are hot from 18 º C to 20 º C, while the winter is mild-between 2-6 º C. Most of Germany is located in the temperate climatic zone, for which characteristic are damp western winds.
What is the main religion in Germany?
2/3 of the population of Germany are Christians, as they are Protestants or Catholics. About 4 million Muslims and 100 000 Jews live in this country. In Germany there are a large number of national religious holidays and even those who are atheists can enjoy a holiday during the holidays.
What tip should I leave in Germany?
The price of the services includes VAT everywhere in Germany. 5 or 10% tip in the restaurant is quite acceptable. To a taxi driver it`s normal to leave between 50 cents and 2 Euros. For hotels you are expected to leave 1-3 Euros and to the baggage porter and between 3-5 Euros of the housekeeper for each night.
Taxi fares?
It is known that taxis in Germany are quite expensive and will significantly increase your costs if used constantly. It doesn't matter if you get it on the spot or make a phone call, the fare is the same. The starting prices are from 3 to about 5 euro. The tariff per kilometer ranges from about 1.2 euros to about 3, 70 euros depending on the region you are in.