I am a young single guy in the army and have been tossing around the idea of living in an rv instead wasting my BAH on an apartment. My first duty station is Germany and I want to know if the Army ...
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We're planning a vacation in Germany at the end of September and will visit a few cities. We plan to purchase a rail pass to get from one place to another.
In the future, I would like to live and work in Germany. What I'm wondering is whether I have a chance of doing so with my current education and work experience.
I recently visited Germany and I had an awesome time. We went throghout Bavaria (Rothenburg, Muenchen, Heidelberg, Frankfurt, Dachau, Obergammerau) and then into Austria, Liechtenstein, and S...
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Im going to Frankfurt airport soon and then to Berlin?
Is the Train, renting a Car or taking a Bus the fastest way?
You can go to www.bahn.de and get a train schedule or even a rail pass at http://www.raileurope.com/us/rail/passes/german_rail_twin_pass.htm
as well. The bus would be expensive and a rental with Gas is expensive!!
Dark Knight Love
a train by far. By BF is from Germany and he loves the train!
finestrat1
Either take a flight or the train. In Frankfurt Airport are both long distance and suburb train staions.
blue_daffodil2005
a train is the best option. You can check this website and perhaps there's still time to book in advance as then you could get a cheap ticket for 29€ otherwise you have to pay 93 or 108€
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en?ld=212.234&seqnr=4&ident=0f.012612234.1213372862&rt=1&OK#focus
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