http://cwtoursusa.com Tours World Wide Fri, 23 Mar 2012 11:16:39 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 http://cwtoursusa.com/how-to-get-to-germany-and-going-around-there/ http://cwtoursusa.com/how-to-get-to-germany-and-going-around-there/#comments Sun, 13 Sep 2009 09:08:44 +0000 admin http://cwtoursusa.com/?p=69 Getting to Germany there are a lot of transportation’s that we may use, such as:
By Air : Frankfurt International Airport is the main entry point for transcontinental flights where Düsseldorf and Munich are considerably vital. The other main airports in the country are Hamburg, Cologne/Bonn and Stuttgart, and smaller ones are in cities as Bremen, Dresden, Erfurt, Hanover, Leipzig, Münster-Osnabrück and Nuremberg.
Ryan Air is the new budget airline in the country which provides reasonable services to the passengers. The largest of these is Frankfurt-Hahn, which is really near the Moselle River, about 110km (68mi) northwest of Frankfurt proper.
By Train : Long-distance trains connecting major German cities with those in other countries are called EuroCity (EC) trains.
By Road : There are several budget bus companies who provide services to Germany from the rest of Europe and the UK. Prices are reasonable and the buses are comfortable;
One can travel to Germany with a car or a motorcycle but a valid driving licence, car registration certificate and proof of insurance are required. Foreign cars must show a nationality sticker unless they have official Euro-Plates (number plates that include their country’s Euro symbol). The main gateways to southern Germany are Munich, Freiburg and Passau.
High-speed Eurotunnel shuttle trains are also available which provide brilliant services.
Going around
By Air : The major air carriers in Germany are, LTU and Deutsche BA (a subsidiary of British Airways). Lufthansa also offers train service from Koln to the Frankfurt airport that is available only to persons holding air tickets. German Rail operates a similar service called “Rail and Glide.”
By Train : Deutsche Bahn or German Rail (German Rail and Train Information) offer brilliant services throughout Germany. German Railpass is a excellent way to ensure a comfortable travel within the country. Germany is also one of 17 countries in which you can use Eurailpass (Eurail Passes).
By Road : Germany has excellent intercity and local bus service, a large number of which are functioned by the railways (Bahnbus, and are merged with rail services making it very simple to make connections. Besides the bus one even go for the taxis or rental cars.

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