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Driving in Germany can feel different as compared to the UK, especially when it comes to road signs, right-hand drive, and some traffic rules. Here are some essential tips to make your road trips comfortable.
Unlike the UK, traffic in Germany drives on the right-hand side of the road. This can take some getting used to, especially at roundabouts and junctions. Practice caution.
Being familiar with German road signs, available in English translation online, can help you navigate the highways better. The speed limit on motorways ('Autobahnen') is typically 130km/h (80mph), while it varies within towns and on other roads.
This region is a real treat for those who love the freedom of self-driving holidays. From ancient castles to lush nature reserves, let's go through the key attractions.
Start your journey in Kiel, the state capital adorned with maritime charm. Don't miss Lübeck, a UNESCO World Heritage site with impressive architecture. Explore the vibrant beach town of Sankt Peter-Ording and the fashionable Sylt Island.
The Wadden Sea National Park beckons nature lovers with its unique tidal flat ecosystem. The rolling hills of 'Himmelmoor' offer fantastic hiking opportunities. A scenic drive through the rustic countryside will take your breath away.
Schleswig-Holstein is home to numerous festivals and events that reflect its rich cultural ethos. Notably, the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival and the Kiel Week sailing regatta are prominent ones.
A car rental makes sense for holidaymakers who wish to soak in the natural beauty and cultural richness at their own pace. Choose the right car class considering your comfort, luggage and the terrains you plan to explore. Also, ensure you have a valid driving licence, appropriate insurance, and read up on German driving rules. Have a safe and delightful journey!