Top 10 Germany? |
| I was wondering what everyone thought were the top places to visit in Germany. It could be cities/towns etc? Thank you!... |
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What things do you like about Munich? |
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Which place in Germany is the best place to spend a xmas holiday? |
| I wish to spend my next christmas in somewhere in Germany. but, if i only have a week of holiday, which city of Germany should i visit??... |
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What do they call Baking Soda here in Germany? |
I need it for something I´m cooking, and don´t know where to buy it! Additional Details Backpulver is Baking Powder, and there is a difference between Soda and Powder!!!... |
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German guys. Do people from Northern Germany say " Moin ! " instead of "Guten Tag!"? |
Question 1) The same as the title question
Question 2) Can you guess a German guy's hometown if he says "Moin!" instead of "Guten Tag! " ?
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What do you think about? |
Germany? At least of Berlin?
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How do I say in German, "I was" and "I have been?"? |
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What are popular historical tourist spots in Germany? |
| I mean, in Italy, there are tons of roman and rennaisance stuff. but whats in Germany besides WWII stuff? Isnt the rest just minimal? What is the primary reason tourist go to Germany? Is it history ... |
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Was würdest du mit 1000 Euro machen? |
Q: What would u do if u had 1000 euro?
Please answer only in german, i need your opinion for my homework.
If u can, translate in english what u said.
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Race question? |
| I plan on going to Germany. I was wondering how my race would be treated or if I'd race discrimination. I'm Native American, African, European and Middle Eastern. Would I have a lot of ... |
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Famous german people? |
| im doing a project for leaving cert german and i need 2do it on famous germans i want someone famous but not to hard to talk about and answer questions in german!any help would be appreciated!... |
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Does germany recruit children in their armies? |
do they recruit children for any type of work? even for cooking or serving or doing anything...
below 18yrs of age.....????... |
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Did Germany make soap out of Jews? |
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Acommodation neededI? |
| I am planning on traveling to Germany very soon but my problem is that i dont know anyone there i waa wondering if there is anyone interested in housing me up until i can find a place to stay of my ... |
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Steve B |
Last weekend in Germany.? |
I have one more weekend in Berlin. I have seen enough of this city.
Where is a good place to travel by train? I would like to limit travel to one or two hours.
Thanks Additional Details I would be leaving from Berlin. |
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Erica
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Within one or two hours... check out Lübeck (ca. 2 hrs, Umsteig in Hamburg, which is probably the most overrated city in Germany, in my opinion), Potsdam (ca. 30-45 min), or Spandau (ca. 45 min).
Lübeck has a fabulous old city center and famous medieval gate, is close to the Baltic, has a ton of famous churches, has the Buddenbrookshaus and a museum of Guenter Grass's statues, there's a cool 1920's style marzipan cafe and museum (I don't usually like marzipan but this place is awesome), has a neat puppet museum, and there's an awesome little hostel near the city center too (http://freenet-homepage.de/rucksackhotel/englisch/englisch.html)
Potsdam has a ton of film studios, one of the most famous palaces in Europe (San Souci), and some cool old DDR research buildings. You can get there easily on the S-bahn.
Spandau just has a ton of neato medieval stuff, plain and simple, and is a fun place to walk around for a while. It's the end of the U-7 line.
Dresden's great, but depending on how much money you want to blow, may be a bit far away. It would be easy to spend 4-5 days there and not get bored, but you can see the big stuff and go drinking in the funky Neustadt (which is actually older than the current Altstadt; there are a ton of awesome hostels there too) easily in 1-2 days. Make sure to check out the Frauenkirche and just walk around with a camera. A river cruise is a must, too. |
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passat_hobby
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If you leave from Berlin, you can choose Dresden ,pretty cool or make a trip to the "Spreewald" or north to the "Müritz-Lakes".
Have fun. |
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subst99
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If you haven't done so already, do visit Potsdam. The town, and especially the palace are legendary, and it is the destination closest to Berlin, so the trip doesn't cost much time or money. |
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EVE
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Dresden is pretty cool and it's not too far. If you have the time and money, you should check out southern Germany because it's absolutely beautiful. Munich would be a really cool place to visit. |
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caryan
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Go to the Spreewald. It is so wunderfull there and you think you are in the fairyland. (Luebbenau is the center) Pls have a look on the link
http://www.spreewald-web.de/index.php?id=10&type=1 |
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kozzie
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go to the gas o metre
its very famous and its in essen
enjoy =] |
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fliege52000
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Sounds like you didn't like Berlin!!!!!
So you can take train to Dresden, Leipzig. This places are near Berlin. |
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Some Bozo
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To Hamburg it's just 90 minutes by train. For timetables see http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en?S=Berlin&Z=Hamburg
Hamburg info: http://www.hamburg-tourism.de/en/ |
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territhiankarly
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I like wojoz suggestion... go and have a nice self time and bask in the difference between countries...
PS im jealous |
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Marc Wojo
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just talk a hike in the mountains or big hills by your self and relax . |
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