4 days itinerary for Germany
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4 days itinerary for Germany
Dear All;
I am visiting Germany in Oberhausen on 5th Nov for Business purpose. I have 01 day planned visit for workshop on 6th and then have 4 days for sightseeing, till 10th Nov and on 11th return flight.
Please guide me where to visit in Germany in these 4 days starting from Oberhausen. Also guide me if Belgium can be added for 01 day during this time. I have no problem sleeping in train during night for longer travels.
Appreciating your most urgent help.
I am visiting Germany in Oberhausen on 5th Nov for Business purpose. I have 01 day planned visit for workshop on 6th and then have 4 days for sightseeing, till 10th Nov and on 11th return flight.
Please guide me where to visit in Germany in these 4 days starting from Oberhausen. Also guide me if Belgium can be added for 01 day during this time. I have no problem sleeping in train during night for longer travels.
Appreciating your most urgent help.
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Since you're Muslim, look for Döner restaurants to eat at. Many of them are Halal (they will have their Halal certification on the wall).
Köln has some interesting sights, including many Roman ruins.
Köln has some interesting sights, including many Roman ruins.
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How about Amsterdam, one of the world's most beautiful cities and only a few hours from Oberhausen by train? something for every one there. And great shopping and nearly everyone it seems speaks uncannily fluent English, always a plus if not speaking the local tongue -
You could easily hop over to Berlin, a fascinating city with lots of what you want.
Or take an overnight train to say Zurich, Switzerland and head for the Alpine Wonderland like found in the Jungfrau Region - though November is off-season there with many gondolas, etc closed for repair.
If Amsterdam and bent on being in Belgium one day - do a day trip by train in just a few hours to Antwerp, one of Europe's unique and nicest cities.
To learn about European trains and night trains, etc check out these IMO superb sites: www.seat61.com (lots of great info on discounted tickets that can save you a ton of money, especially in Germany or to Amsterdam and on night trains; www.budgeteuropetravel.com and www.ricksteves.com.
You could easily hop over to Berlin, a fascinating city with lots of what you want.
Or take an overnight train to say Zurich, Switzerland and head for the Alpine Wonderland like found in the Jungfrau Region - though November is off-season there with many gondolas, etc closed for repair.
If Amsterdam and bent on being in Belgium one day - do a day trip by train in just a few hours to Antwerp, one of Europe's unique and nicest cities.
To learn about European trains and night trains, etc check out these IMO superb sites: www.seat61.com (lots of great info on discounted tickets that can save you a ton of money, especially in Germany or to Amsterdam and on night trains; www.budgeteuropetravel.com and www.ricksteves.com.
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Overnight trains will take you from Oberhausen or somewhere nearby like Cologne to Munich, Vienna, Zurich and for the present Copenhagen and Paris (if those two are not yet axed but are due to be at some time).
http://www.citynightline.de/citynightline/view/en/
CityNightLiner trains are amongst the very best in Europe!
http://www.citynightline.de/citynightline/view/en/
CityNightLiner trains are amongst the very best in Europe!