1.Foreign visitors are advised to pay for goods and services exclusively in euros; any foreign currency probably won’t be accepted here. You can exchange money at any bank; banks serve customers from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
2. The city has an excellent public transport system; all districts can be easily reached by bus. It is recommended to explore Celle's Old Town on foot, as beautiful historical buildings are located at every turn. It is also worth considering that a number of streets of the historic district are closed to vehicles.
3. The most profitable way to call other city or country is using street phone booths. Some of them accept special cards that are sold in all news stalls and post offices. Other machines can accept usual coins; it is noteworthy that after the conversation they would give out your change.
4. Mains voltage is 220 V; all hotels have standard European sockets. Some appliances may require special adapters and connectors; foreign guests are recommended to take them beforehand.
6. Tipping is considered a sign of good courtesy; restaurant’s visitors are sure to add 10 % of the total as a reward. You can also leave a tip to a taxi driver; it is enough just to round up the sum to any suitable amount.
7. It is worth remembering that locals love peace and order. You shouldn’t have loud parties after 9:00 pm, as well as make phone calls unless they are necessary after 7:00 pm, as it will be considered a sign of bad manners.
The Saxon town is famous because of its beautiful half-timbered houses that have preserved in the same condition from the 16th century. A walk through the central streets of Celle will be a … 
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9. In public places you need to be very polite and attentive. If there is a queue in a bank or at a store, don’t try to avoid a long wait, as it is simply not accepted here. Greet all those present politely and wait patiently for your turn.
