...in Germany school breaks and holidays vary from state to state?
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...many petrol stations in Germany have small supermarkets where you can buy almost anything to eat after-hours?
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...there are pharmacies in Germany which are open day and night for emergencies in nearly every city?
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...the metric system is used for measurement in Germany?
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...since 2002 the EURO is legal tender in Germany and completely replaced the D-Mark (DM)? More information: www.euro.ecb.int
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...from Germany, you can call your home country at an inexpensive rate?
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...in Germany, you can choose between 300 different types of bread and about 1200 varieties of biscuits and cakes? Such a large variety exists nowhere else in the world. Try it and enjoy it!
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...gifts totaling an amount of Euro 175 may be brought in duty-free?
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...there are no particular vaccinations needed for entry into Germany?
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...any domestic animals brought into Germany must be inoculated against rabies at least 30 days to 1 year maximum before the entry?
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...a passport must be valid for at least another four months at time of entry into Germany?
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