by Erik Flippo | Feb 12, 2013
Das iPhone in Deutschland: Buying an iPhone for Germany Also see our iPhone FAQ below. If you already own a recent iPhone model, then see Part 2: Using an iPhone in Germany. Two Purchase Options You have two basic choices when it comes to acquiring a new iPhone: 1....
by Erik Flippo | Feb 12, 2013
Mobile Phone Basics and Options for International Travelers CDMA • GSM • LTE • LTE Advanced • 5G Expat “How To” Guides for Germany > Cell Phones in Europe Here’s what you need to know about using a North American cell phone in Europe or buying a...
by Erik Flippo | Feb 12, 2013
GERMANY | AIRLINES | AIR TRAVEL | AIRPORTS Increased airline competition in Germany and the rest of Europe has made travel by air a more popular option for travel to, from, or within Europe. In some cases traveling by air may be cheaper than going by rail in Europe....
by Erik Flippo | Feb 12, 2013
Accommodations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland Hotel? Apartment? B&B? Pension? Zimmer? – Where to stay? Visitors to German-speaking Europe have a wide choice of overnight accommodations ranging from four-star luxury to economical hostels (Herbergen) or...
by Erik Flippo | Feb 11, 2013
City Guides for Germany Berlin and Potsdam | Cochem | Dresden | Düsseldorf Frankfurt | Leipzig | Munich | Oberammergau | Stuttgart Trier | Weimar | Lake Constance (der Bodensee) Unlike other major European countries, Germany does not have one dominant capital city....
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