#Breaking the quiet porn part 3 free#

One time, an old woman stopped a friend of mine and yelled at him because she didn’t like his lederhosen. We even have a special word for the older judgey people – the Oma and Opa-Polizei, (aka the grandma/grandpa police) who are sure to cast shade at you for even the most minuscule of offenses. If you think you’re being judged by that grumpy grandma sneering at you from two seats away, let’s be honest: you probably are. Sometimes I like to pretend it’s because I’m a radiant goddess, but then the sensible part of me realizes it’s just a cultural thing. In my experience, Germans seem to really like staring. Maybe even ten minutes early.ĭo not disappoint the German. Likewise, when making plans with a German person, don’t expect to get the whole 30 minutes buffer time you get in North America, where you both message “on my way! sorry! traffic is bad!” back and forth until one of you dies. This means you should always get to your bus, tram and train and few minutes early, otherwise it will mercilessly leave without you. And for the most part, so is their public transport (at least in Munich, anyway!) Many restaurants will still be open, but if you’re hoping to run any errands or do any shopping, plan around the Sunday closures…….

In many parts of Germany, Sundays are a day of rest, which means that most shops (supermarkets, retail stores, malls, etc.) will be closed. but Germany kinda becomes the Hunger Games on Sundays. So I’m not saying that Germany becomes the Hunger Games on Sundays…. On Sundays, may the odds be ever in your favour In these cases, a tip isn’t mandatory, but heavily expected, sooo unless you enjoy getting vicious side-eye, bring some change with you. Often washrooms in busy restaurants/clubs/events will have an attendant there who keeps it clean. NOTE: Often these places with paid washrooms will give you a little coupon to use on a future purchase, so if you need to go, head to the washroom first before buying your McNuggets.Įven restaurants and clubs aren’t immune to this, so that’s why I say you should bring change with you at all times. The chance to travel in Germany is really like a fairytale come true… but sadly one where happily ever after involves paying to urinate.įree public restrooms are quite rare, which means you’ll usually have to cough up 50 cents or more to pee at train stations, bus stations, shopping malls and even McDonalds (yeah, for real!) Carry at least some change with you at all times, especially if you have a weak bladder because… 2. So, if you plan to frolic/travel Germany for a while, make sure you have plenty of cash on you.īONUS TIP: Coins are good to have as well. I know it’s weird, but you’ll find that many places in Germany don’t actually take credit card, even shops in major transit hubs like central train stations. You might expect Germany, producer of supercars and epic technology to be on board with the whole credit card trend, but this simply isn’t the case. Also HotelsCombined offers a similar price check for hotels if you’re still needing a place to stay 🙂 17 Important Must-Knows Before You Travel in Germany 1.

#Breaking the quiet porn part 3 free#

It’s a free site that compares planes, trains and buses all at once and sorts them by price, convenience, etc. I always use Omio to compare/book transport options in Europe. TIP: If you are still doing research for your trip to Germany, here are some recommendations. Much of my experience has been in Bavaria, where I live, and no, not all these tips will apply everywhere, but I have travelled a fair bit around the country as well and have found that much of this holds true.Īnyways, enough yapping – grab a beer and notepad – it’s time to travel Germany through these 17 important tips! PS: I know, I know – Germany is a massive country, and it’s bad to generalize.

Having learned most of these things the hard way, I’ve decided to valiantly compile my best tips for you – the important things you must keep in mind when you travel to Germany! Despite being so similar to North America in many ways, there are radical differences to home that disorient even the most seasoned travellers.