FAO Wherenext -German Guide

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  • Unknown
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  • Tammygirl
    Tammygirl Club Member Posts: 7,957 ✭✭✭
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    edited June 2017 #3

    David, that was the only guide we ever used when we lived in German many years ago, glad to see its still on the go we always find it useful.

  • 41rochester
    41rochester Forum Participant Posts: 16
    edited August 2017 #4

    Thanks been trying to find this for months it was the Europa camping atlas in the 80,s

  • Wherenext
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    edited August 2017 #5

    Just seen this thread so apologies David for tardy thanks. Danke😀

  • DianneT
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    edited August 2017 #6

    I think the best and most comprehensive Site Guide for Germany and any other Country is the ACSI Main Website.

    https://www.eurocampings.co.uk/en/my-acsi/l2-n638/

    DianneT

     

     

  • Gold top
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    edited August 2017 #7

    Would you mind if I add a question? Apologies if I should have started a new question.

    We are travelling in our motor home to Germany (The Black Forest) for the first time in September. We have our site all sorted out. But im unsure of the area, places to visit etc.

    Included in our site is the Konus Card, so we would like to take advantage of that. We are unable to move around in our home as its quite large.

    Any suggestions and help would be appreciated.

     

  • DavidKlyne
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    edited August 2017 #8

    Gold Top

    Where is the site you are staying on? There seem to be a few free transport schemes but the do have some limitations although not enough to prevent you getting out and about. Germany is usually very good for bikes if you have them with you.

    David

  • DianneT
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    edited August 2017 #9

    There is  an excellent App/Website for finding Transport from a site called Rome2rio

    Link here. 

    Also info on my Website. .www.joysofeuropeancaravnning.co.uk

     

    DianneT

     

     

     

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  • Gold top
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    edited August 2017 #11

    We are staying at Camping Münstertal ǀ Familie Ortlieb ǀ Dietzelbachstr. 6 ǀ D-79244 Münstertal

    We have bikes but my sister is not very good at riding hers.

  • DavidKlyne
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    edited August 2017 #12

    Staufen im Breisgau which is the next town along is worth a visit and I would have thought not too much of a challenge on a bike, or you could use the train. For a slightly longer train journey I would suggest Freiburg which is rather nice.

    David

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