1. Tourists visiting Schwerin for the first time and planning a rich program of excursions should definitely look into the tourist office. It is located at the Am Markt square; it offers a wide range of services from arranging private tours to booking tickets for the event of interest.
2. Those expecting to visit neighborhoods are recommended to avoid traveling by bus. It’s better to travel to nearby towns by train or by boat. Cruise shipping is well-developed there.
3. Public transport is represented by an extensive network of buses and trams. Next to the town hall runs special tourist bus. Vacationers are advised to travel around the downtown on foot, as there are interesting sights at every turn.
4. Those expecting to use public transport have to consider that they have to pay for transportation at the entrance; a fee is paid to a driver. Vacationers also have an opportunity to buy a ticket for a few days; it can be found at the tourist office or at some hotels.
6. Schwerin Ticket would be useful for fans of outdoor activities; it can be purchased at the tourist office too. It entitles you to discounted rates at a variety of museums and entertainment venues, as well as discount in the tourist bus. Card for one day will cost about 5 euros, and for two days it would be 7 euros.
7. Buses of bright red color stop next to all the important sights. A trip by comfortable double-decker bus will be a great attraction for those who don’t have a lot of free time.
Today Schwerin is actively developing as a popular tourist destination. This is natural as the city and its surroundings are rich in cultural and natural places of interest that … 
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4. In the south-west of the country, ticks are common. Therefore, fans of hiking through the forest should be vaccinated against tick-borne encephalitis before going to Germany.
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