The country seems incredible with notable cities. Even the small cities look charming. If I were to land in either Frankfurt or Munich, how should I spend 7 or 8 days?
How do I travel Germany
The country seems incredible with notable cities. Even the small cities look charming. If I were to land in either Frankfurt or Munich, how should I spend 7 or 8 days?
Frankfort is a shithole I'm talking American city tier
Hamburg has some cool stuff but outside the center it's a shithole
Go to
Freiburg in the south near Switzerland
Ulm/nuulm
Trier
Berlin
Dresden
Augsburg
Duesseldorf
Nuremberg
Dies. If in Augsburg maybe also take the train down to Landsberg. Should be about one hour and it's a pretty small town.
Don't want to create another thread for this, so I'll ask here.
Planning to go to Nuremberg for work.
One guy I know is living in Berlin for almost a year and claims that English is enough to communicate with almost anyone there and that he doesn't speak a word of German.
Is it true? Is Nuremberg any similar? How screwd I am if I need to go there and I don't speak German at all?
>Is Nuremberg any similar?
no, it isn't. But you'll still be ok just don't act like a fag.
Thanks, anon.
English is enough in almost every euro country except France and rual balkins
What is your motivation? How long fo you plan on staying in germany?
refer to the map
>Dusseldorf
>nice
It is easily one the ugliest most soulless fucking cities I've ever seen in my life, even by German standards, ergo shit taste so rest of map likely can't be trusted.
Don't bother with that stupid map. Jump on a tram or rent a car and explore and check these places for yourself.
It's some of the smaller cities and towns that range from underrated to pure heaven. Meiningen, Gorlitz, Monchengladbach, Wernigerode, Thale, Luneberg, Bad Erach, etc.
>Hanover
>beyond repair
It wasn't even that bad.
If we're going off of pre ww2 city Berlin was basically leveled.
>thinking about going to Dresden again (last time I was there was the mid 2010's)
>see online if restaurant I went to is still there
>gone, but I see McDonald's, KFC, Subway, Subway, Mcdonald's
Es ist vorbei. At least I got to see it before Grünes Gewölbe got looted.
Was ist los mit Dresden? I am going there here and now for a day trip and I don´t know if it is just me, but I find it more and more going to shit.. Closed shops, garbage on the streets ( and thats coming from Czech person, where we are used to it), not so good vibes - are we just getting better and I am losing memory, or is really something going on?
Made me check if the restaurant I went to in Heidelberg was still there and it is, twelve years later. Was on a quasi-school trip and ordered Jaegermeister with my meal as a joke. Those cheeky cunts actually gave it to me and I had knock back a shot with girls watching. If anyone travels through Heidelberg check out the Goldener Falke.
Which region has the best countryside? Bavaria?
Germany is an americanized dump. Do not go there. West goymoney is chicongo tier and in south germany everyone is EXTREMELY violently racist. Do not go if you are a mutt Hispanic and unless you are confident you can defend yourself against 4 or more roided out men all at the same time. Average height there is 6’4 so enjoy getting crippled in germoney. Do not go if you post on 4chan since german intelligence IDs foreigners and grills them right when they get off the plane into that shit hole. I have a friend who used to post tame LARPs on faceberg and he got pulled off the plane and questioned by glowies when they landed.
Frankfurt is incredibly boring, avoid
I just don't get the attraction with Germany. I mean yeah the beer and wine and cheese and bread can be fantastic but there's better cheese and wine in France and there's better beer in the Czech Republic. The people in Germany can come across as either too stern or too awkwardly friendly to most other westerners. Just pick one pretty fairytale town to visit and then spend your money elsewhere.
>complain about Germans being antisocial weirdos
>talks up France
At least the Germans speak English
No the people in France are also weird as fuck, it's just that you have basically no reason to be in either country aside from seeing a couple sick old towns and trying the specialties of the local cuisine. Personally I think France at least has some better rural beauty than Germany.
People in France spoke English and were oddly pleasant to me. I didn’t encounter any of the famous French rudeness at all. Places famous for friendliness, like Italy, seemed to be full of oddly grumpy people though.
Yeah Italy fucking hates american men from my experiences there, you can def get into fights pretty easily and do NOT hit on their women whatever you do
Is there any country that loves American men?
Thailand sort of
cos Italy is full of old people
Okay but where is there better bread?
Avoid Frankfurt, there is literally fucking nothing of interest there
Are whores/escorts in Munich better than in Switzerland?