:earth_africa:Different outlets and voltages in Germany require adapters for electronic devices.
:currency_exchange:Germany uses Euros and the metric system for measurements.
:closed_lock_with_key:Most stores in Germany are closed on Sundays.
:credit_card:Cash is often preferred in Germany, especially for smaller purchases.
:oncoming_automobile:Familiarize yourself with driving rules and higher gas prices in Germany.
Do I need an adapter for electronic devices in Germany?
—Yes, because Germany has different outlets and voltages compared to the US.
What currency is used in Germany?
—Germany uses the Euro as its currency.
Are stores open on Sundays in Germany?
—No, most stores in Germany, including grocery stores, are closed on Sundays.
Is it common to pay with cash in Germany?
—Yes, cash is often preferred, especially for smaller purchases.
What should I know about driving in Germany?
—Driving rules in Germany differ, and gas prices are higher compared to the US.
03:11Germany uses different outlets and voltages, so adapters are needed for electronic devices.
06:28Germany's currency is the Euro, and the metric system is used for measurements.
02:29Most stores, including grocery stores, are closed on Sundays in Germany.
02:55Cash is preferred in Germany, especially for smaller purchases.
05:23Driving rules and gas prices in Germany should be familiarized with.
