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Rules for Driving in Germany
Germany is one of the best countries for a road trip, due to the close proximity of the cities and the wonderfully high speed limits on highways! But when entering another country, it is vital to inform yourself of the rules and regulations, to avoid a run in with the law from disrupting your holiday. So we’ve collected everything you need to know for driving around Germany, including an explanation of German road signs!
Top 5 Christmas Markets in Germany
In this blog we will give you our Goboony insight into our top 5 Christmas markets in Germany. Because what better way to get into the festivities than going to a real German Christmas market? Drive your camper to a German city and park him at the suggested camper. Add your credit to hot chocolate, glühwein and bratwurst or find the most beautiful decorations and baubles for your Christmas tree!
Environmental Zones in Germany
Let’s be realistic for a moment- who doesn’t want to visit Germany? While a road trip is the best way to see what Germany has to offer, it is important to understand the rules and regulations when driving around the country to ensure your trip goes smoothly. In this case, we’ll be looking at the environmental zones, or green zones in Germany, areas which have set rules and regulations to reduce the negative environmental impact of driving.
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