What is it like to travel to Germany on your own?

Free travel is much better than traveling with a group, I want to go**go**, very casual, look at the map, go to the places I am interested in, very good.

World-famous attractions such as the Berlin Wall, Cologne Cathedral, and Neuschwanstein Castle are the hallmarks of German travel, but they are not the whole story of German travel. Whether you're a lover of modern history, a lover of philosophy, a classical, or a fan of industry, architecture, or automobiles, Germany is a destination that will satisfy all your fantasies.

I felt curious when I went out for the first time, looking at everything fresh and new, thinking about experiencing different customs, but there was also a little psychological unease, because after all, it is not my own motherland if there is an accident, it is not easy to deal with.

I have been to Germany with my friends before, I am unfamiliar with the place, like a fool, and I feel very helpless, and I will remember that travel experience for a lifetime.

I appreciate the hard-working, self-confident, and self-disciplined Germans who are very formalistic and punctual, and I appreciate that public and private matters must be scheduled in advance and be on time.

The Germans are a people of order. Each has its own"Attribution", and even everything has it"Suitable"location, well organized.

It is a completely different experience from being in your own country, where the people are very kind and hospitable, and it is very comfortable to travel there.

Cologne Church. At the Cologne ** train station, get off the train and walk out, the Cologne Church is right in front of your eyes, and all of a sudden, you will be moved. Then I turned around, and there was the Rhine behind me, and I was so attracted that I didn't want to go back to my country.

Your first impression of a German person will always give you a very friendly feeling. Indeed, no matter what questions you have, whether you ask for help from a classmate, a German you have just met, or even someone you meet on the street, you will be patiently pointed.

Germans appear in public and interact with others in a dignified manner, with a moderate amount of respect, and in all manners.

1. Take care of your passport, important documents, money and other valuables, and it is best to keep them separately from other luggage to avoid being stolen, robbed or lost. Make a backup copy of your passport, visa, photocopy, and carry the photocopy separately from the original copy along with a few passport photos, and write down the number of the passport you hold, the issuing authority and the date of issue in case you need it urgently.

2. Because citizens are accustomed to using cash for consumption, they often become obvious targets for theft. Although Germany has good security, theft and robbery cases occur from time to time, so when traveling abroad, you should carry an appropriate amount of cash, and be extra careful in public places such as stations, airports, restaurants, and hotels where pickpocketing is common, and pay attention to taking care of your belongings; Carry the handbag where money and other valuables are stored on your chest to prevent gangsters from robbing from behind; When dining, do not place valuables on the back of a chair or out of sight, and beware of thieves carrying their bags.

3. Hotels in Germany usually do not prepare one-time supplies such as toothpaste, toothbrushes and slippers for guests. Hotels in Germany generally do not boil water, and tap water meets drinking standards. When you go out, you must store your valuables in the safe at the front desk of the hotel and do not leave them in your room.

Most hotels offer free storage for valuables for guests.

4. Most shops in Germany are closed on Sundays and holidays, and the usual business hours are generally 9:00-20:00, open until 16:00 on Saturdays, and until 18:00 on the four Saturdays before Christmas. Banks and post offices close at 6 p.m. at the latest.

When traveling to Germany, you must plan your route, then you must apply for a visa, you must understand what local tourist attractions are available to make a reasonable choice, plan your route, and if you want to go to the most popular tourist attractions, you can go to Cologne Cathedral, you can go to Neuschwanstein Castle, you can also go to the Berlin Wall, and then you can also go to the famous tourist city of Munich.

You can choose to travel for 5 to 7 days, and you can visit some of Germany's most famous places during your trip, such as Berlin, Cologne, Munich, Hamburg, and Frankfurt.

First of all, you should arrange the hotel, then arrange the way of travel, book the car in advance, prepare your passport, and then buy the ticket.

First of all, you need to apply for a visa, then travel to famous local tourist attractions, book a plane ticket, learn some German, and book a homestay.

Pour some cold water first.

1.Germany enforces the law strictly, and the average person abides by the rules, mainly because the cost of crime is relatively high. But if it really gets to the point where it is necessary to solve the problem through the law (that is, to fight a lawsuit), it is to take the money and smash it. Lawyers don't eat dry.

1.German social health care seems to be very good, but it is based on the insurance system. To put it simply, if you don't buy insurance, you don't have protection. It doesn't mean that when you go to Germany, you have good health care. For general work, insurance is not cheap.

2.Is Germany socially high-quality? Once you have the opportunity to go to one of Germany's largest outdoor gatherings, such as the Berlin Gay Parade or the Cologne Fireworks Festival, you can take part in the big outdoor gatherings.

In the face of all kinds of garbage all over the ground, you won't feel how high the quality is. It's true that Germans are more polite to the outside world.

If you go to Germany and want to work. Here are a few ways to do it.

1.Export of labor services. At the moment, the best thing to do is to be a chef.

2.Expatriate. It's hard for you without special skills.

3.In the registration of the company. Hundreds of thousands of dollars can be done, but you need to really have a business and make a real profit, because there are audits every year, and if you don't meet the goals of the plan when you set up the company, the visa may not be extended. At present, it is better to do international ** or travel agencies.

Moreover, it is not enough to speak German, even if you can get into a German company, that is, the most general clerical work, the prospects for promotion are bleak, and it is almost impossible to send abroad. It is also very difficult to speak German well.

Don't have too many illusions about Germany.

Neuschwanstein Castle, Potsdamer Platz, Lübeck, the Rhine, the Brandenburg Gate, and the Berlin TV Tower are well worth a visit.

Berlin, Neuschwanstein Castle, the English Garden in Munich, Rothenburg, Heidelberg, the Enchanted Forest are all well worth visiting, and the scenery in Germany is also very beautiful.

Neuschwanstein Castle, Salzburg, Berlin, Brandenburg, ** City, these places are worth visiting, and the environment is very good.

"Romantic Boulevard": The 400-kilometer "Romantic Boulevard" has been a famous tourist route for more than 60 years, and the perfect romantic experience along the way makes every visitor feel worthwhile. There are gorgeous palaces (Würzburg) and fantastic castles (Neuschwanstein Castle); There are also fine churches (Pilgrimage Church of Vis), the historic Old Town (Dinkelsbühl); There is even a special puppet theater (Augsburg) and numerous museums.

"Fairy Tale Road": Take visitors into the fairy tale world of the Brothers Grimm, as if they were walking into the home of fairies and princes, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella. From Hanau, the birthplace of the Brothers Grimm, to Bremen, the hometown of the animal family, visitors can experience fairytale-derived festivals, and childhood dreams come alive in front of them, and the "Castle Road": more than 70 romantic castles, fairytale palaces and palaces are like bright pearls, strung together for 1,200 kilometers "Castle Road". Along the way, you will encounter castles one after another, cross one mountain after another, follow in the footsteps of emperors, kings, marquises, knights, and nobles, and experience the romance of the Middle Ages.

The majestic scenery has given rise to countless myths and fairy tales waiting to be explored.

"World Heritage Routes": There are also eight UNESCO World Heritage Routes in Germany with different themes, where you can experience the greatest creations of human skill and spirit, as well as the most exciting urban and natural landscapes. The eight routes connect Germany's World Heritage Site with many other tourist attractions.