 First time visiting germany, what places would you recommend? |
| I would like to visit Germany, I havn't been for ten years since I went with my college. Can you recommend the best place to visit which has all the sites, history etc? I can speak a bit of G... |
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 What to get girlfriend as a gift from Germany? |
| I need some ideas as to what to get a girlfriend. I am currently in Germany, and I am stumped! I got her a female teeshirt from the local soccer team, but I need something good. Please any help ... |
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 Does it cost to use public toilets in Germany? |
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 Germany Residence? |
I have a penpal In Germany and It is her birthday soon. What should I get her that would fit in a padded yellow envelope?
And a few questions because I'm curious.... :)
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 This may be a stupid question....? |
| when traveling internationally obviously their power outlets are different, is it the same for all of Europe or only parts? And what if you need to bring something electrical from the U.S. to there?... |
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 Will everything be closed in Germany (Munich) on Dec. 26th? |
I've spent the 26th in Italy before and nearly everything was closed. Does the same happen in Germany? I believe it's a national holiday there as well.
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 How is it in Germany ? |
I am moving to Germany :D
I have lived in the US all my life.
I am super excited to get to move to Germany but a little scared :/
Can you please tell me how it is?
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 Parts of Germany that speak English? |
| Are there any parts of germany that solely speak english? Someone told me there were. o_... |
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 I'm 16 and i'm going to germany..? |
| my friend says that 16 there is like 21 here. can i do like everything there?? i'm not saying i will. i don't like drinking. [i've had occasional slips of my parents drinks.. nothing ... |
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 Berlin is it a good city to visit? |
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 Frankfurt or Munich? |
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 Anyone ever been to Germany? |
| I'm in the process of applying for a mission trip to Cologne, Germany next summer. And help or tips? Mabe language barriers?... |
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 I`m from Stuttgart in Germany. What do you know about my town? |
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 In general how much does a glass of beer cost in Germany? |
| I plan on taking a trip to Germany sometime next year and would like to know how much a glass of beer costs in Germany. I'm just looking for a ballpark figure for an average size beer. Thank you.... |
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Germany or italy...? |
which is the better place to visit?? |
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Why not go to both countries? Both are beautiful and interesting. But if I had to choose I would go to Germany. Bratwurst, Currywurst, Reibekuchen, Altbier, Weissbier etc. |
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germany no doubt!!! |
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alexeverwander
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Germany is more relaxing and the people there are less intrusive. Personally, I have had much better cuisine in Bavaria than anywhere in Italy. The castles are great to visit, but take some time to get to generally, some exceptions though.
Italy is more universally appealing with so much to offer in terms of history and art, whereas with Germany it is almost necessary to have a previous connection with the county. The pace in Rome, my favorite Italian city, is a bit frantic and makes it hard to really enjoy things. Venice is less like that.
Basically, it depends on what you want. |
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Italy |
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Kind of depends on what you are looking for and what kind of travel experience you want to have. If it were my choice I would choose Italy - but it's your trip, not mine. Each country has its own culture and identity and has lots to offer. In Germany you will find The Black Forest, grand Castles, the Rhine River, BEER, Cuckoo Clocks, The Romantic Road. You also have the city of Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin.
Germany can be very outdoorsy and offer some good hiking opportunities. Check out http://www.cometogermany.com/
Italy has the cities of Venice, Florence and Rome (to name a few), lots of art and architecture, pizza, gelato, WINE, beautiful countryside and beautiful people. I think Italy is a bit easier to explore - especially if you have a rail pass and maybe rent a car if you want to visit Tuscany and the hill towns. Check out http://www.italiantourism.com/
You need to decide what your interests are and start planning! Both countries have a lot to offer. Like someone else said before me, if you have the time, visit both and visit Switzerland or Austria in between.
Wherever you go, you're going to have a great time! |
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shooky101
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Go strait to Berlin!
This place is GREAT.
You can read (and see) more here. I'd do almost anything to go to Berlin again soon...
http://www.cafepress.com/berlin_2006 |
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jecke21
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I enjoyed in both couturiers |
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aatcheaptravel
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Both are amazing, but if you like soccer this year is the world cup, that is the best time for travel to Germany, but Italy is so exited.
I'm travel Agent email me for more suggestions!
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just_an_illusion
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I would go to Italy...the food, the wines, the canals, the Italian men..mmmm |
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you can do both and include Austria and Switzerland. |
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Invite an italian girl to go to Germany. |
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