Checklist trip to Germany
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Munich
Cathedral "Frauenkirche"
Town hall "Marienplatz"
Traditional beer hall "Hofbräuhaus"
Historic multi-media presentation "Alter Hof"
Architectural highlight "Odeonsplatz"
Technical and machinery museum "Deutsches Museum"
Venue of the 1972 Olympic Games "Olympiapark"
The new city emblem and home of FC Bayern München "Allianz Arena"
Beer festival "Oktoberfest"
Düsseldorf
Historic heart of the city "Altstadt"
Globally known luxury shopping "Königsallee"
Centre of modern architecture and gastronomy "MedienHafen"
Art from historic to modern "Kunstachse"
Historic castle and park area "Schloss Benrath"
One of the world's leading exhibition centres "Messe Düsseldorf"
Seasonal Events e
g. "Weihnachtsmarkt" or "Rheinkirmes"
Berlin
National and city emblem "Brandenburger Tor"
Seat of German government "Reichstag"
World's largest universal museum "Museumsinsel"
Most diverse Zoo in the world "Zoo Berlin"
World's longest Open-Air art gallery "East Side Gallery"
Tourist magnet and home of the Berlinale "Potsdamer Platz"
The largest shopping mall on European ground "KaDeWe"
Historic Area "Hackesche Höfe"
Hamburg
Europe's second largest harbor "Hamburger Hafen"
A lake in the heart of the city "Die Alster"
Pulsating night-life "St.
Pauli & Reeperbahn"
Sightseeing hub "Jungfernstieg"
World's largest model railroad layout "Miniatur Wunderland"
Extraordinary parkway "Planten un Blomen"
City emblem and vantage point "Der Michel"
Dresden
Cathedral "Frauenkirche"
Chateau and parkway "Zwinger"
Germany's most important opera house "Semperoper"
Modern approach to human themed exhibition "Deutsches Hygiene Museum"
Historic mural "Fürstenzug"
Mosque styled factory "Yenidze"
Trendy district "Neustadt"
Cologne
City emblem "Köllner Dom"
Home of the famous Kölsch beer "Altstadt"
Historic architecture and vantage point "Groß St.
Martin"
12 relicts of Roman times "Romanische Kirchen"
Modern art museum "Museum Ludwig"
Boat tour on the Rhein "Rheinschifffahrten"
Tropical plant species "Botanischer Garten"
Frankfurt
Germany's busiest airport is accessible for sightseeing "Fraport"
Replica of J
W. von Goethe's birthplace "Goethe-Haus"
National symbol for democracy "Paulskirche"
Architectural masterpiece and vantage point "Main Tower"
City hall "Römer"
Germany's most important stock-exchange "Frankfurter Börse"
European Central Bank "Europäische Zentral Bank"
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- Check if you need a visa to visit Germany, contact your local German embassy to find out.
- Make sure you have a travel insurance.
- If you visit Germany by car, make sure it is up to par with the strict highway code.
- Make sure you can identify yourself at all times.
- Bring a dictionary.
- Try local cuisine.
- You can safely drink water from the tap.
- Ask your hotel or host for sightseeing advice and local specialties.
- There are not many money exchange points throughout the city but all banks and ATMs accept foreign bank cards.
- Don't carry too much cash on you, paying via bank card is pretty much always possible.
- Never leave your belongings unattended and invest in a hotel safe.
- Don't tell strangers where exactly you live.
- Not every German citizen feels comfortable speaking English, make sure you bring a map for directions.
- The youth is generally more willing to communicate in English.
- Taxes are included in all prices, tips however are not.
- Always make sure you call for an official taxi not a private minicab, to make sure the prices are appropriate.
- Bring a wide variety of clothing, the weather changes a lot.
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