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Hello everyone... I'm 13 years old and my class and I are going to Germany. I want to ask you what you need to take with you and how much money you need to live one week?
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well, and also the name of some inexpensive stores ... (so that there is something to bring with you)
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answered 12 years ago
At a minimum, tell me, young man, have you already paid for food? Because food is 70 euros per day
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answered 12 years ago
Germany is a flexible concept, write in which cities or city you will be, then those who were there will be able to advise you more specifically on good cafes and shops.
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answered 12 years ago
Well, 70 euros a day is a huge exaggeration!!!!
So is the food at the hotel paid or not? At a minimum, a hotel with breakfast should be.
Well, then, Turkish denors are sold in all cities, super tasty, young people love them very much. A medium one costs about 3.00 euros, and a very large one costs 5-6 euros. This is an adult man to eat and be full, not like a child.
Pizza is sold everywhere, in different stalls, it is not necessary to go to a pizzeria, order and wait for it there, you can buy it at major bus stops, on pedestrian zones, in shopping centers ... and all around. From 2-3 euros... you will see for yourself.
And all sorts of other stalls with similar food and similar prices, you will not die of hunger.
What does it mean: what should I take with me? All the most elementary things that are always taken on a trip. Now it's already cold here, 0, +5, something got colder this year...warm clothes are a must.
What cities do you tour?
So is the food at the hotel paid or not? At a minimum, a hotel with breakfast should be.
Well, then, Turkish denors are sold in all cities, super tasty, young people love them very much. A medium one costs about 3.00 euros, and a very large one costs 5-6 euros. This is an adult man to eat and be full, not like a child.
Pizza is sold everywhere, in different stalls, it is not necessary to go to a pizzeria, order and wait for it there, you can buy it at major bus stops, on pedestrian zones, in shopping centers ... and all around. From 2-3 euros... you will see for yourself.
And all sorts of other stalls with similar food and similar prices, you will not die of hunger.
What does it mean: what should I take with me? All the most elementary things that are always taken on a trip. Now it's already cold here, 0, +5, something got colder this year...warm clothes are a must.
What cities do you tour?
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answered 12 years ago
Nice to read this :)
How about in all cities? And then two years ago we were sometimes forced to dine with beer, by the way, very tasty, because we simply didn’t meet anything else, it was scrap to hang out in restaurants. And in small towns and do stay hungry. This, however, did not spoil the impression of Germany.
How about in all cities? And then two years ago we were sometimes forced to dine with beer, by the way, very tasty, because we simply didn’t meet anything else, it was scrap to hang out in restaurants. And in small towns and do stay hungry. This, however, did not spoil the impression of Germany.
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answered 12 years ago
I do not take into account the villages of 10 thousand people, I don’t know how it is there ... but I think it’s about the same there.
Considering the fact that Germany is only for a week with an excursion program, it means that in large cities or even 1-2 cities will be covered. I don’t think that they will be taken to some small town, what to show there? In addition, the guide will always tell you where to eat...
Well, in what city did you not find food? Supermarkets are open 24/7 at all stations.
Considering the fact that Germany is only for a week with an excursion program, it means that in large cities or even 1-2 cities will be covered. I don’t think that they will be taken to some small town, what to show there? In addition, the guide will always tell you where to eat...
Well, in what city did you not find food? Supermarkets are open 24/7 at all stations.
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answered 12 years ago
Oh, we drove a rented car from Frankfurt around the ring with a stop in Cologne, Switzerland (RheinFall, Lake Constance), Munich, Salzburg, Vienna, Prague and much more. Stopped not always in big cities, more often in the suburbs.
In small towns, they noticed a rule: on Friday, Saturday, life is in full swing on the square near the town hall until ten or eleven, and on Sunday and in the week it stops at five in the evening. And yes, they usually saved markets at gas stations :)
Unlike the Czech Republic, there is a favorite "Slavic" sloppiness in full growth!
In small towns, they noticed a rule: on Friday, Saturday, life is in full swing on the square near the town hall until ten or eleven, and on Sunday and in the week it stops at five in the evening. And yes, they usually saved markets at gas stations :)
Unlike the Czech Republic, there is a favorite "Slavic" sloppiness in full growth!
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answered 12 years ago
Thank you guys. Which cities we will travel to, I will write again. But I also want to ask, but if we have, for example, +5, then what is their temperature? I don't know geography very well
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answered 12 years ago
I will roughly calculate how much money it will take per day ... we will travel around the big cities, and the prices in big cities are less or more than in small ones ???
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answered 12 years ago
and about * the most elementary * I'm going abroad for the first time and I have no idea what will come in handy on a trip (except for the phone and documents, of course).
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answered 12 years ago
Where is yours? I do not think that the temperature in Germany is very different from the Belarusian one.
Ride in a jacket, take a sweater with you. Not a single weather forecaster will tell you anything sensible about the weather even a week ahead.
The prices are about the same.
Ride in a jacket, take a sweater with you. Not a single weather forecaster will tell you anything sensible about the weather even a week ahead.
The prices are about the same.
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answered 12 years ago
You are 13 years old.. you don't have parents or what? I think they will help you get ready for the trip, prepare everything you need ... And then, when is the tour planned? Autumn holidays seem to be going on ... For winter or even for spring?
It’s difficult with the weather: in Bavaria it can be -15 and snow, but in Frankfurt we have +5 and rain ... I mean in winter ...
In general, some kind of conversation is pointless and about nothing ... Write specific dates and cities, then it will be possible to advise something sensible ...
Prices for what? In different parts of Germany, different, depending on the standard of living. And the standard of living in different lands is different.
It’s difficult with the weather: in Bavaria it can be -15 and snow, but in Frankfurt we have +5 and rain ... I mean in winter ...
In general, some kind of conversation is pointless and about nothing ... Write specific dates and cities, then it will be possible to advise something sensible ...
Prices for what? In different parts of Germany, different, depending on the standard of living. And the standard of living in different lands is different.
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answered 12 years ago