Naturally, you’ll want to sample the German cuisine when you visit the German capital. Berliners love currywurst, which is a popular fast food item in Germany. The dish, which is made up of pork sausage and seasoned with curry catsup, is the invention of Herta Heuwer, who created the cuisine in 1949. She later sold the fast food to construction workers who were rebuilding the city after the war.
Antarctica enjoys a healthy tourist trade by way of the cruise ship industry. The remote and icy continent boasts abundant fish in its waters and marine animals along its coasts (such as seals and whales), although there are no land mammals residing within the massive land mass.
When renting a car in Europe, you may come upon some restrictions if you are a younger driver or an older driver over 70. Of course, much depends too on where you rent your vehicle as age limitations vary by the country, the car type and the company.
In the travel industry, seasonal travel is defined by a peak season, which runs through the summer months of June, July, and August; a shoulder season, which falls between April and June and September to October; and the off-season, running from November to the early part of spring or March.
Also, when you visit well-known or popular attractions, it’s better to be an early bird than stop by the site in the middle part of the day. Unless you want to scramble for photo opportunities during those peak times, it’s better to set your sights toward visiting the sites when they first open. You’ll also find fewer crowds at attractions toward closing time as well.
As of this date, seventeen of the countries in Europe use the Euro for currency – all, again, which makes traveling in Europe just that much more attractive. Use of the Euro means visitors do not have to exchange currency every time they cross the border into another country too.
