1. The nearest international airport to the city is 35 km away from the city. Many tourists prefer traveling to Osnabruck by train through Berlin, Bremen or Hamburg. The city is also connected to Amsterdam by regular train services.
2. The historic district should be explored on foot - it is very small and has a variety of attractions. Some of the Old Town streets are so narrow that two people can't even pass each other.
3. Car rentals are recommended for tourists who expect to explore the surroundings of Osnabruck. There are many beautiful parks, lakes, and other natural attractions near the town.
4. Fans of walks should totally stroll along the central city streets after dark. They are illuminated by bizarre lanterns, which in themselves have become a popular attraction.
6. Discounts are provided for children and students at all local museums. To use them, visitors must be in possession of documents confirming the preferential status.
7. If you prefer to rest in an unusual setting, pay attention to hotels located in historic buildings. The most original and beautiful hotels are those that occupy old half-timbered houses.
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9. Fans of event tourism should plan a trip for the Christmas holidays or February. The winter months are rich in interesting fairs and festivals that are held in Osnabruck every year.
10. Most of the restaurants presented in the city offer pretty affordable prices. Thrifty tourists should also pay attention to local bakeries, where they can buy the freshest pastries at reasonable prices.
11. Even in the height of summer, it is never too hot in the city, so you are free to enjoy all sorts of outdoor activities at this time. In summer, a wide range of sports entertainments are available to guests of Osnabruck.
12. The period between November to March is not the best time for fans of hiking and nature attractions. From mid-autumn to mid-spring, it is always very windy here.
13. The main form of public transport is buses, which can take you to any area of interest. Active tourists who want to save some money should buy a travel pass.
14. Bicycle is a common mode of transport among locals so you can enjoy bike paths all over the city. Tourists can rent two-wheelers at the hotel or one of the rental agencies.
15. The main tourist information center is located on Bierstr 22. Here you can get city maps and guidebooks, as well as buy cheap souvenirs with the image of local attractions.
Germany: travelling advices
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.
14. Each city of Germany has telephone booths, which tourists can use to call anywhere in the world. For convenience, telephone directories lie nearby. You can pay for the service by coins, telephone or bank cards.
15. Water from the tap is considered to be drinkable in Germany, but it can have a very specific flavor. … Open
