Even number of Roses in Germany...? |
Is there a significance to receiving a boquet of an even number of roses in Germany? And opposingly receiving an ODD number of them?
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St. Joseph Teaching Hospital in Germany? |
Can anyone confirm if an hospital exists in this name or address?
St. Joseph Teaching Hospital
Street Address, Neue Mainzer Str. 85..
City, Frankfurt/Main
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What does Germany do with drug addicts? |
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Is there a Soviet war memorial in Berlin? |
Would be like a Japanesse memorial in Hawaii. Please tell me there is none. Additional Details What about the rape of Berlin? A soviet memorial is so ... |
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Iam visiting Munich Germany next sommer Show me Lakes 1 to 2 Hours drive from munich in Austria . ? |
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German to English? Pleaase help? |
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Hair Salons in Germany? |
| Help! I live in Gangelt, Germany and I need a reputable hair salon. Does anyone have any recommendations? Can drive to Sittard, Brunssum, Heerlan, Geilenkirchen....... |
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Prices of things in germany/ all of europe? |
I'm wondering if most prices of things like food etc in germany are the same all over Europe. I'd like to know what the prices of these basic things are in euros:
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Hello German Friends across the Great Blue! What do you plan on growing in your gardens this Spring? |
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Going to Ulm alone for the first time? |
| I am going to Ulm in two months alone. I have been to Munich and surrounding towns/cities, but never Ulm. To top it off I am going alone. Just wondering if anyone has any tips. I am going to ... |
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Guenther Horbach, Germany? |
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Aleckii |
Arriving in Tegel on Thursday, Need help!? |
Hello, I'm arriving in Tegel Airport on thursday, around 4.30pm. I then would want to catch a bus to any trainstation to verify my railpass (and make some reservation), then go to Nordbahnhof (the bus stop I need to get for my stay). Questions:
1. Can I make reservation at Nordbahhof on eurail trains? Or must I make it specifically at Westbahnhof and only westbahnhof? Keep in mind I will reach this place maybe 5,6pm in the evening (when the station may be closed).
2. I need a pair of gloves and a scarf really badly and hope to buy some on the first night itself. Maybe even a jacket. Can you give a suggestion on where to buy? Maybe a at a H&M chain or somewhere closeby? (Would it be closed by then too?)
3. Suggestion to some guides for the next day. Really indecisive on wether I should take the Brewer's Tour, NewBerlinTour or alternatively just take a bus and roam Berlin on our own.
Would really appreciate any help. Thank you. |
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It's best to take the TXL bus line from the airport directly to the main station (hauptbahnhof), there you can watch out for ticket selling points (don't know if they're opened then, but if not there - nowhere at this time).
From the Main station it is only 10 minutes by the bus 245 to Nordbahnhof.
Maybe you can buy some clothes at main station, but it might be more expensive than elsewhere, most of the shops open at 8 o'clock (some maybe a bit earlier, but I'm not aware of it). There is, however, a mall not that far away by train from Nordbahnhof. You have to take any S-Bahn two stations direction north (Gesundbrunnen). But it's opened only from10.00 am!
Regarding your Tour: If you wanna save money, take the Bus 100 or 200 from Alexanderplatz to Zoologischer Garten (or other way round). You can use them with a normal ticket but they cross many of the main sights of Berlin and with a day ticket for example you can hop off and on when/wherever you like. The 100 is the classical line, and the 200 comes - also/instead some other - across more modern sights (potsdamer platz, some embassy). |
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Regarding the tours:
If you want a specialist tour, I would recomend the New Berlin Tour or the Insider Tours.
For a general tour, both the above are good, but a much cheaper way is to buy a bus ticket (they are the same ones as the U and S bahn and can be bought either on the bus or at any U Bahn or rail station: get the day ticket for €5.80) and go on the 100 bus. It goes past all the main sights and you can buy a cheap map to point out the main sights which are available from most tourist shops (mainly on Unter den Linden) -or just use your travel guide if you have one. If you fancy a tour that is a little bit different, both the NewBerlinTour and Fat Tire do bike tours which are quite good fun too.
Berlin is an amazing city and I'm sure you'll have a great time whatever you decide! |
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