1. The nearest airport to Oldenburg is located in Bremen and regularly receives flights from major European cities. From the airport, the city can be reached by train or bus.
2. Those traveling by car should take into account that virtually all central streets of the city are pedestrian. Renting a car is an option for tourists who plan to visit the surrounding areas and towns.
3. One of the locals' favorite modes of transport is the bicycle. Special cycling paths are built all over the city. Tourists can use the services of numerous bike rental agencies.
4. Connoisseurs of elite tobacco should keep in mind that a famous tobacco factory is located here in the city. Tobacco products produced here are sold in specialized stores, and many prefer buying them in a store located directly on the factory grounds.
6. Fans of event tourism will be happy to visit Oldenburg in March when the annual Flower Show taking place at a local exhibition center attracts guests from all over the world.
7. Fans of healthy vacations should certainly visit the nearby town of Bad Zwischenahn. It is famous for its mineral springs on which a large thermal center was founded.
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9. Fans of tours and walks in picturesque natural places should avoid planning a trip to Oldenburg in the middle of summer. July is considered the rainiest month of the year for this region.
10. The city has a rather cool climate. Even in the height of summer, daytime air temperature rarely rises above +18 ⁰C. Going on a trip, it wouldn't hurt to take some warm clothes with you even in summer.
11. A Christmas fair, which is annually organized in the city's main square, is one of the largest in the region. It is worth visiting it in search of traditional souvenirs, as well as rare local delicacies.
12. The city's most popular hotels are located in the central city streets. They offer quite affordable rates compared to many other major cities in the region.
13. The railway station building houses the main tourist office. It offers city maps and booklets describing local attractions, as well as useful guidebooks for tourists.
14. Local restaurants, even those located in the city center, will also please tourists with reasonable prices. Thrifty tourists would likely prefer local bars and pubs, which can offer a decent menu.
15. Many local museums close quite early, no later than 6:00 pm. You can check the opening hours of museums and cultural centers at your hotel or at a tourist information center.
Germany: travelling advices
10. The Germans go to bed very early, so do not make noise after 9 pm. Otherwise, neighbors will call the police without unnecessary warnings and requests. 11. Most of the museums in Germany are closed on Mondays. However, on Tuesday and Wednesday, they wait for visitors until late in the evening.
12. Germans are very friendly and well-disposed towards travelers. They will readily tell the way or help with advice. However, it is important to follow the rules of communication. You need to address Herr to a man or Frau to a woman. Moreover, in Germany it is customary to refer to each other by surnames.
13. The Germans have a very specific sense of humor, so it's better not to joke with them. They can take jokes literally, which will lead to an awkward situation. … Open
