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Considering Siegen’s moderately busy city traffic and the state of the roads, compact to mid-size vehicles are highly recommended. These come with lesser fuel consumption and get around easily, making your local navigation smooth. However, if you are planning on some countryside adventure, opt for SUVs for off-road drives.
Brits will be relieved to know that there is no shortage of parking places in Siegen. Large, well-signposted car parks and multi-storeys are available downtown. More importantly, make sure to have some coins handy for the parking meters!
Attractions: The Upper Castle, known for its stately architecture and the Siegerland Museum, is a must-visit. For nature lovers, the Siegberg, Forest, and Tiergarten are guaranteed to leave an impression. If you fancy art, don’t miss an opportunity to explore the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Driving routes: Take pleasure in the picturesque drive from Siegen to Netphen, through the beautiful Sieg valley landscape. Another recommended route is Siegen to Freudenberg, taking you through a magical half-timbered old town.
Neighborhoods: Discover the old town charm of the Siegen Oberstadt, shop in the bustling Unterstadt, or simply unwind in the Geisweid with its green spaces and parks.
Always adhere to the German speed limits - 130 km/h on motorways and 100 km/h on single carriageway roads. The standard legal blood alcohol level is 0.05%, unlike the 0.08% in the UK. So be careful with that beer!
The city is home to a welcoming community, and you'll encounter an interesting mix of students, academics, and artists. English is, fortunately, widely spoken, making your conversations and quest for directions easier.
Siegen Central Station can get you to major German cities, but why not uplift your holiday vibes and rent a car for a relaxed journey? For your international connectivity, the Siegerland Airport in Burbach is less than half an hour drive from Siegen.
Siegen has a temperate climate, making it suitable for visits all round the year. However, the spring (April - June) and autumn seasons (September - October) are particularly beautiful. Make sure not to miss the traditional Christmas Market in December and the Siegen Jazz Festival in May for a vibrant local cultural taste.
Germany uses the Euro (€), and ATMs are readily available. Credit card usage is also widely accepted, but it’s advisable to carry some cash while exploring less touristy areas and for small purchases.