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Travelling around Germany - transportation network
The territory of Germany has navigable routes; their length is about 7 000 km. The basins of the Rhine and the Danube are interconnected by the Main channel. Thanks to the river channels, it is easy to get from one region of the country to another and to cruise along major ports, while enjoying the delightful scenery. Boats regularly run along the canals. In Berlin, you can even use the services of a boat taxi that runs along the river Spree. The ferry can be reached from the port of Puttgarden to Warnemunde. An alternative for a traveler is to rent a bicycle. Since 2002, Germans actively began to develop cycling, so there are special lanes for two-wheeled vehicles even in small provinces. There are parking lots for bicycles; rental points are located practically in every district of any city.
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Travel guides to Erfurt
Attractions and active leisure
Main tourist activities are walking along colorful city streets and sightseeing of historical landmarks. There are also several shopping places in Erfurt. Krämerbrücke houses lots of souvenir shops. Various shops and store also located at Anger, Marktstraße, Schlösserstraße and Bahnhofstraße. Huge Anger 1 shopping mall is located in the very city center and you can easily spend entire day walking around it. If … Open 
Cuisine and top restaurants
Erfurt is the real boon for fans of German food. There are countless restaurants and small stands offering famous German sausages, Bratwurst. It's not widely known that world's famous Thuringer Bratwurst are made in Erfurt. Bratwurst are sold at nearly every turn, thus tourists have a unique chance to try this delicious product at its fatherland. As for national specialty restaurants, Tolle Knolle and Erfurter … Open
Travel guide to Erfurt
On one of the main city squares, there is the City Hall built in the 19th century. The building was constructed in the neo-Gothic style but its interior is a combination of different styles. On particular days, you can take an excursion around the building and admire its old frescoes and antique decorating elements. Near the Cathedral Square, there is the Museum of Natural History opened in 1922. The museum … Open
Advices for travellers
5. Almost all major stores and restaurants accept credit cards, so it isn’t necessary to carry a large amount of cash. You have to pay for goods and services in euros; currency can be exchanged in the bank or in specialized exchange offices. 6. Fans of rock music will be interested in visiting the city in August, when the annual Highfield Festival is held. A significant part of its activities are carried out … Open
Cultural excursion through Erfurt - things to see
There are lots of interesting facts about every historical building in the city. Martin Luther has lived at Augustinerkloster monastery early in the 16th century after he had completed course at one of Erfurt's universities. Kufmannskirche is famous for its unique architecture as much as the fact it was wedding place of parents of Johann Sebastian Bach. The Statthalterei palace is an impressive Renaissance landmark. … Open
Erfurt sightseeing
Visiting Erfurt for just few hours is simply the equivalent to refusal to visit this place. You should make a slow and a calm walk in order to understand this city better. An attempt to see more simply by running through its streets is meaningless. Every house, every wall, the decoration of each door or window will require your attention. Here everything is unique. Among the attractions of the city we should … Open
