Germany called the country of football, the best cars, great beer and simple but delicious cuisine.
Many travelers going on a European tour with the obligatory stop in Germany to see the sights of the country.
Also in Germany there are many museums, for which entry do not need to pay. Stunning panoramic views of Berlin opens with the Victory column and the dome of the Reichstag, where you can get absolutely for free by booking a time to visit for two or three weeks.
If you are fond of history and politics, is worth visiting the cultural Museum of brewing (by the way, there is free Wi-Fi) and the German Cathedral, where interactive exhibitions to get acquainted with the life of the GDR and the development of democracy in the country. Full list of museums with free entry published on the official portal of Berlin.
The opportunity to visit some of the museums in almost every city in Germany, although the choice and not be called a wide. In particular, in Munich and düsseldorf free admission is available for children and adolescents under 18 years of age, and adults usually pay a symbolic sum of €1. Information about such institutions is to look at the official portals of cities (Munich, düsseldorf).
With few exceptions, the absolute majority of parks, gardens and reserves in Germany do not have entrance fees. In the Tiergarten, which is located in the heart of Berlin, guests can run along with local residents and as a bonus to look through a small ditch in the Berlin zoo (in this part of live Lama). Lake Wannsee appeal to fans of quiet rest — the lack of city bustle and a quiet walk through the woods, without leaving the capital.
Tempelhofer-feld, a former airport in Germany, which is now a Park under the open sky. In summer, the Berliners held picnics and play sports. You can also climb the hill, Teufelsberg, where during the cold war was a us radar station. But the building are not allowed.
In Munich from may to October from 14:00 on Sundays and weekends are free for excursions into the wildlife Centre (Walderlebniszentrum Grünwald). Especially interesting here will be families with children who will get acquainted with the animals living in it.
Good news for football fans — a few times a week there is the opportunity to watch a training session of football club “Bavaria”. With the training schedule and announcements about the free entrance is available on the website. Pre-registration is not required.
Sing karaoke to a wider audience in Germany, too, is completely free (and for the singer and listeners). In summer Sunday in Berlin Mauerpark from 15:00 to 20:00 you can make a song in English or German. It is noted that it is better to come in advance to get good seats — the leading would be better to see you and will most likely cause a scene. You can bring your own fans.
Free trips to Germany are also not uncommon. For example, when planning a trip to Dusseldorf it’s worth noting that on Wednesdays at 15:00 there is an opportunity to visit the town hall. The tour lasts an hour and a half. Pre-registration is not required.
And in Berlin free walking tour of the city starts from Thursday to Sunday at 11 am at the Brandenburg gate. However, only in the summer months. The route passes by the main attractions of the capital. Tours are conducted in German and English.
A half-hour sightseeing tour price airport Shuttle is provided and those who arrive at Tegel. From the airport to the city center — Alexanderplatz — an Express bus TXL leaves every 10 minutes. 25 minutes can be devoted to looking at the city’s main attractions.
Throughout Germany in the summer hosts many outdoor events. For example, on 21 June this year will be a music Festival — throughout Berlin will play musicians. You can hear any genre — from reggae to hard rock. 3 Jul planned open air gallery on the oberbaumbrücke bridge, where many artists will display their work and tell visitors about the art.
In Munich every year takes place the urban music Free & Easy Festival (in 2016 from 20 July to 6 August). It will be interesting for young people who prefer rock and metal, there were also outdoor cinemas, political discussions for everyone and parties. But tickets must be booked in advance on the website.
For obvious reasons, free to get into all the former concentration camps (in particular, Buchenwald, Sachsenhausen, Dachau, Neuengamme, and many of the former prison. Also free entry to the Museum of the Ministry of internal Affairs of the GDR and the Holocaust memorial, located under the open sky near the Brandenburg gate. Tours are also conducted free of charge in English and German.
As in any major city, most services require payment, but there is a service where you can find lots of completely free offers from individuals: from haircuts to a photo shoot. Here you can also place your own ad. By the way, if you’re interested in learning the German language, has all the chances to find on the website a tandem-partner (German in exchange for Russian or English).
Entrances to all universities in Germany are free, so that anyone always has the ability absolutely free to listen to the lectures. However, at the seminars to get unlikely to succeed — there’s usually limit the number of participants.
Also in the museums or book stores in many cities often hold open meetings with famous writers — this can be found on the websites of the specific institutions.
