Discover the charm of the host city of Euro 2024: your ultimate trip to Germany!

Germany, a country that combines ancient traditions and modern innovation, is about to become the host of the 2024 European Cup. This will be an exciting event that you won’t want to miss! As the competition progresses, you will have the opportunity to experience first-hand the charm of Germany’s top ten host cities.

Free Internet:

Ticket holders receive a free 36-hour internet pass! The network covers a wide area beyond the city’s borders, allowing you to travel throughout the region on public transport. It is recommended to use public transportation to travel. Please note: There is no public parking at the Olympiastadion in Berlin and there is heavy traffic on match days, so it is recommended to avoid driving.

Tips for traveling in Germany:

• Easy German: Although learning German is not easy, mastering basic phrases such as “Bitte” (please) and “Danke” (thank you) is crucial to integrating into the local culture.
• Stay hydrated: German tap water can be drunk directly. Bring your water bottle to replenish water at any time at public water fountains.
• Tipping habit: Tipping is also a social habit in Germany. Rounding is common in restaurants, and in bars, tipping your waiter appropriately is considered recognition of good service.
• Cash is King: Although debit cards are widely accepted, cash is still the dominant payment method in independent eateries, bakeries and markets, so it’s smart to make sure you have cash on hand.
• Prompt purchase of necessary items: Most shops and supermarkets are closed on Sundays, so planning ahead and completing your shopping on Saturday is a must.
• Recycling water bottles: Germany attaches great importance to recycling. You can exchange empty bottles for cash by taking them to any supermarket.

Next let us enter these ten cities…

Berlin:

Berlin is the heart of Germany and its unique culture and history are amazing. In addition to the must-see Brandenburg Gate and Berlin Wall ruins, you can also taste a variety of delicious traditional German snacks, such as bratwurst, fried fish and Berlin’s unique beer, and experience Berlin’s unique nightlife at night. And Berlin’s Olympiastadion will become an exciting venue where you can experience the magic of football.

Cologne:

The city has a rich cultural heritage, most notably the spectacular Cologne Cathedral. Take a walk along the Rhine River, try local specialty beers, and enjoy a unique German style. Don’t miss Cologne’s specialties such as roasted pigeon and traditional German sausages. At the RheinEnergy Arena, you will experience passionate matches.

Munich:

The capital of Bavaria, famous for its rich culture and beautiful scenery. Visit Marienplatz, Deutsche Museum, Olympic Park and Munich Lady, taste authentic Bavarian cuisine such as Pretzels, Weisswurst, Schmalznudeln and Beer, and feel the unique charm of this city.

Frankfurt:

Germany’s financial capital has a prosperous and modern atmosphere. Tour the Old Town on the River Main and discover the historic Roman Hill and St. Bard’s Church. Taste Frankfurt’s famous Grüne Soße, Handkäs mit Musik and cider and experience the city’s unique charm. At the Eintracht Frankfurt Arena you will witness top teams competing.

Hamburger:

Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany. The port city has endless charm. You can stroll along the Erbi River, ride the rope bus, explore the exhibits of the New Iwell Museum and Art Gallery, and feel the vitality and artistic atmosphere of this city. Taste local seafood delicacies such as grilled salmon and boiled shrimp and feel Hamburg’s unique maritime flavor. At the Wolfsburg Stadium in Hamburg, you’ll witness action packed with passion.

Dortmund:

The mecca of football, the West Foyen Stadium promises exciting action. Visit the German Football Museum to feel the passion for German football, then visit a Dortmund bar, visit Phoenix Lake, check in at Dortmunder U, and appreciate the elegance of the ancient city. Taste local Pommes Schranke, Salzkuchen with Mett, Pfefferpotthast and beer, and experience the charm of German football culture. Here you will witness the peak showdown between world-class teams.

Leipzig:

A gathering place for culture and art, Leipzig is full of young energy and creativity. Visit St. Thomas’ Church, explore the ancient city center, visit Leipzig Zoo and experience the city’s history and culture. Try Leipzig’s traditional cuisine, such as Leipziger Allerlei, Leipziger Lerchen and goulash, and of course the local beer.

Gelsenkirchen:

The paradise at the foot of the Alps is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Stroll through the Alps, feel the majesty of nature, and experience a variety of exciting outdoor activities. Taste Gelsenkirchen’s traditional cuisine, such as Alpine cheese and fondue, and experience the city’s unique charm. Here, you will appreciate the beauty of football and nature.

Stuttgart:

The center of the automotive industry and a crossroads of culture and history. Visit Stuttgart’s New Palace and Olde Castle, taste local food and wine, and enjoy a leisurely time. Try Stuttgart’s traditional delicacies such as sauerkraut and pig’s feet and soak up the city’s unique atmosphere. At the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Stuttgart, you will witness the fierce competition.

Dusseldorf:

The perfect combination of modernity and tradition, Dusseldorf has a unique charm. Stroll through the Old Town on the banks of the Main, visit the Academy of Arts and the Stadttheater and experience the city’s unique atmosphere. Try Dusseldorf’s traditional cuisine, such as grilled fish and wine, and experience the city’s unique charm. At the Murilster Arena you’ll witness exciting action.