TRAVELLING IN GERMANY
WHAT CAN BE MORE EXCITING THAN EXPLORING YOUR NEW NEIGHBORHOOD?
Starting with walking the neighborhood streets, exploring the city center and recommended places and traveling the reachable day trip targets make you feel at home as you are building memories which will connect you to your new environment.
But you also need to master commuting to your workplace, to school or kindergarten or other activities after work.
DRIVING LICENCE CONVERSION
As a thumb rule - and unless you are an EU citizen - you are allowed to drive 6 months starting the day of registering in Germany. Read more on validity, requirements, and consequences.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM
The public transport system in Germany is well-developed. All websites come in English language. Read more about available trains, links to the websites of local transport and other city-specific information.
CAR SHARING
A popular concept in Germany - and a good alternative because of the good and reliable public transport. How it works in Germany, city-specific car sharing providers.
BIKE SHARING
In the city centers a flexible complement to public transport. How it works, city-specific providers.
Photos im Metaslider und Body f.l.t.r: Rainer Sturm_PIXELIO, Von MaxM - Eigenes Werk, CC BY-SA 3.0, By Daniel Budde (Own work) CC-BY-SA-3.0 via Wikimedia Commons, Lack und Leder Marcus Schwan - CC BY 2.0
