Getting Around in Baden-Wurttemberg
Edit ThisBaden-Wurttemberg Transportation is not only convenient but also affordable if you follow a couple guidelines. Here are some suggestions on smart ways to get around Baden-Wurttemberg.
Saving Money with Public Transportation Passes
If you're either planning to use the bus and rail frequently, it is a good idea to buy daily, weekly or monthly passes because they will allow you to save money on transportation. Rail passes are available at the train station or at magazine shops. If you have a Hostelling International membership card, you'll be able to have access to lower student rates. It is a good idea to apply for a membership card at the local office of Hostelling International in your country of origin because application within Germany is reserved only for nationals and current exchange students.
Driving Around Baden-Wurttemberg
Having an international driver's license will allow you to better meet the legal driving requirements, not only of Baden-Wurttemberg but also of all of Europe. Just like a Hostelling International membership card, it is better to get this special permit before you leave for Germany.
Where to Visit
The state of Baden-Wurttemberg is the third largest of Germany. With over 35,500 square km (about 13,700 square miles), sometimes you don't know where to get started. A good starting point are the cities along the Neckar River such as Stuttgart (the state's capital city), Heilbronn and Mannheim.
Other great travel ideas are Lake Constance and the Black Forest region because of its spas and great views.Contributors
March 03, 2010
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