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Internet selected resources for independent travellers in Germany, Berlin, Munchen, Bonn, Hambourgh, Frankfurt, Bavaria, Rhine, Main, Mosel, Stuttgart. Information for travel, tourism, journey, holidays, trip, maps, guides, natural parks, cycling, backpakers hostels, rail, interrail, climbing, camping, mountaineering, paddling, travel reports, hitch hiking, fairs, messe, beer, festival, budget travelling, last minute, railways, transports, bed and breackfast and much more......


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Many general info can be found on the sites of the famous guides Rough Guide and Lonely-Planet: http://www.lonelyplanet.com Advices for travellers about political situation, medical assistence in several regions of the world supplied by the American government and the UK one: http://www.fco.gov.uk/travel Geopolitic statistics on different Countries, by CIA, are available at: http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/fact... As for maps we recommend to you either the great archive Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection, where maps are listed with an index, or the ypertechnological map engine of Mapquest: http://www.mapquest.com
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Interesting sites


A Germany's guide. http://www.germany-tourism.de Thomas Driemeyer tells us about his biking across Italy, Germany, France, Holland Egypt and USA. The site is interesting, practical and full of useful info. http://www.in-berlin.de/User/bitrot/inde... RTC backpacking and hiking club. The RTC is a group of people who like to make backpacking tours and hiking trips in the Netherlands and abroad. Most of the ideas are being realised in weekends. . http://home-2.worldonline.nl/~rtc/ Gerry's Excellent Web Pages. We found this site really "excellent", it gives in detail many cycling itineraries in several European countries and many beautiful photos. http://www.gsoto.easynet.co.uk Trento by bike. Great. Written for passion by Prof. Andreas Caranti, it's probably the best resource for bikers in the Internet! In the whole Europe, Country by Country, tips, reports, itineraries, links and news-groups. http://www-math.science.unitn.it/Bike/ Dutch site connecting many of the main European sites about free climbing, a capital resource for fans of this sport. http://www.climbing.nl The Alpine Kayak Club. European rivers, advised routes, photos, links, events. http://alpine-kayak-club.org/ Glenn and Sheila's Home Page, by Glenn and Sheila Ord. The experience of very long biking tours across Europe and other continents, presented in a series of advice and quick considerations. http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Caba...
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Cities and Regions


This site details the southern region of Germany (the Alps) as well as the Rhine and Mosel River Valleys. Pictures and helpful links are provided as well as some travel tips if you plan on visiting Germany. By Larry. http://www.biblicalquality.com/Garmisch.html Young People's Guide to Munich, it's a nicely done site which includes information on transportation, where to eat and what to see while visiting the city, by Markus Stumpf. http://www.leo.org/~stumpf/muenchen/guid... Traveling with Ed and Julie. A big lot of accounts, information, advice, and more from travels in Italy (Orvieto, Roma, Venezia and other places), in Germany (Baviera), in Switzerland and in the USA. http://www.twenj.com/ berlinfo.com - a international comprehensive guide to life in Berlin. http://www.berlinfo.com/
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Transports.

Public trnasports in Berlin. With an interactive map of Metro, tram, etc. Useful? I don't know. (Would probably be useful when on the spot....)
http://www.berliner-verkehr.de/traffic.htm
Online street map of the main German cities. Useful to find out where-abouts in the city are situated the places you mean to get to.
http://www.stadtplandienst.de/
Dedicated to motorbike travelers in Europe, wide and well structured. It collects all the info about driving across the different Countries: useful also for car drivers. Forum.
http://www.ideamerge.com/motoeuropa/
Europrail International - North America's source for European Rail Passes. From the Eurail Pass, Europass, Britrail Pass or individual country pass.
http://www.europrail.net/

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Sleeping


This site collects the addresses of the principal German bed & breackfast. http://www.bandb-ring.de/ Network about hostels, it's a site independent from various International chains. http://www.hostels.com/ Hostelling International. The largest worldwide hostel organization. http://www.iyhf.org/ The biggest databank on Bed&Breakfast. http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/ 111 Travel Directory. A dirctory to find Bed & Breakfast all over the world. http://www.triple1.com
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Travel Stories


Philip Greenspun tells about his trips to Prague, Berlin and Russia. Philip's site is generally very well done and dedicated to travel reports. http://photo.net/philg/berlin-prague/ind... Travel reports by Bob Neubauer. This site is a collection of the author's travel reports across the five continents. Some travels are biking and canoeing. http://www.icdc.com/~neubauer/index.htm Rick and Linda's European Holiday Diary & Photo Album. Account and photos subdivided by days and places. http://members.tripod.com/~RickinBham/Eu... Ed's European Adventure, by Ed Parras, a travel in Spain and Germany, a letter account and photos. http://www.nosoupforyou.com/EEEA/
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