a presentation for foreigners about how to travel in Germany. How to find a place to stay, how to take the train, what to eat, and a few places to see.

1. Reise nach
Deutschland
Ein paar Tipps

2. Wie findet man eine
Übernachtungsmöglichkeit?
 Check for Hostels on
www.booking.com
 Put in the city you want to go to
 Set a price limit
 Check on the map, where in the city the
hostel is

3. Essen (gehen) in Deutschland
 Eating outside in Germany is way more
expensive then in Taiwan
 Nowadays even a Döner costs 250-400 NTD
 Buying groceries is relatively cheap
 Check if your Hostel has a kitchen and consider
cooking your own food
 Maybe just grab some „Brötchen“ or Sandwiches
from the gocery store from time to time

4. Reisen innerhalb Deutschlands
 „Deutschlandticket“ is 49€ per month 1700NTD
 You can take every local train, bus, tram…
 No highspeed-trains (IC, ICE)
 „Interrail-Deutschland“ (or -Europe)
 It is similiar to the TRA-Pass – but also includes
highspeed-trains (IC, ICE)
 more expensive than the Deutschlandticket
 „DB-Navigator-App“
 Covers every kind of bus, train, tram, highspeed-train,…
in Germany
 Great for checking how and when to get from A to B
 Remember to check if it suggests IC/ICE – you may not
have a ticket for that! (Deutschlandticket f.e.)

5. Reisen innerhalb Deutschlands
Important Sidenotes
 Depending on how long you stay in Germany and
how many different cities you want to see by train,
the previous options may not be worth it
 Basically every region in Germany has ist own
transport-system
 If you stay in one area, a single-journey or day-ticket or
3-day-ticket… of that region‘s transport-system may be the
best option
but: checking which transport-system and which ticket-
type of the respective system can be a huge mess
(even for Germans)
 In Germany you dont swipe your ticket when
entering the public transport
 you have to stamp your ticket the first time you use it, to
start the ticket‘s time-period (not for digital tickets 😉)
 show the ticket to the bus driver or the ticket inspectors

6. Places
to
see
A random selection 

7. Schloss
Neuschwanstein

8. Berlin

9. Rothenburg
ob der Tauber

10. Insel Rügen

11. Fluss: Mosel

12. Heidelberg

13. Schwarzwald

14. Dresden

15. Hamburg

16. Lübeck

17. Sächsische
Schweiz

18. Düsseldorf

19. Weimar

20. der Bodensee

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