🇩🇪 After returning from a free trip to Germany, I would like to share my real travel experience

#5月好去处2025 This time I went back and forth from Munich, and mainly drove in Bavaria: Nuremberg, Bamberg, Rothenburg, Fussen, Steingaden, Oberammergau, Berchtesgaden Let me share my real experience with you: 1. Visa. 90 days multiple times 2. Entry and exit. I was asked 5 or 6 questions at the entry, all very basic, such as why you are here, where you are going, how many days you will stay, where you will go after leaving Germany, etc., and the exit was very smooth 3. Currency. Most of them can be paid by credit card, but you still need to prepare a small amount of euros. Some restaurants only accept cash 4. Language. Germans generally speak good English, but they are not a country that is friendly to English. For example, some recommended restaurants only have German menus, or even if they have German and English menus, they will only give English menus if you ask for them. Few restaurants give you English menus directly. For a famous attraction like Lake Königssee, the introduction on the boat is only in German 5. Public security. A relatively safe country. I didn't encounter any robbery or suspicious people. There are many street vagrants in the center of Munich. 6. Consumption is medium to high in Schengen countries. 7. Special food includes pork elbows, sausages, and beer. In addition, hamburgers are also delicious. The bread you buy in the supermarket is also delicious! Pure European bread hh 8. There are two special city experiences: supermarket bread cutting, experience the decompression of the German ruthless bread machine; supermarket beverage bottle recycling, self-recycling through the recycling machine, one bottle/can = 0.25 euros 9. It is most convenient to buy a one-day transportation ticket in Munich. You can take any public transportation. The frequency of ticket inspection is low, but like other countries, if you are checked, you will be fined heavily. 10. Germans drive very fast on the highway. There is no toll on the highway, but the gas price is very high. If you can avoid refueling on the highway in Germany, don't do it. 11. The south of Bavaria is mainly for nature, with many forests and lakes, suitable for hiking, and beautiful scenery; the north is mainly for small town walks, with the style of medieval towns and wooden houses with German characteristics. Many people say that Germany is boring, but as a first-time traveler, I think it is worth exploring. 12. Supermarkets are closed on weekends. If you need to shop in the supermarket, you must arrange it before Sunday. 13. Germany has many beautiful handicrafts, such as tin paintings, woodcarved animals, wooden figurines, etc., but the prices of German handicrafts are very high.