Travelling To Berlin During COVID-19: Tips and Measures To Follow

Posted by Airport Transfer Service on March 26th, 2021

Some known for its adventure, some known to provide serenity, some are painting the world with their rich textured history while some provide diversity in unity within our vicinity. The world is full of beautiful places that are waiting to be explored and Germany is indubitably one of those places. 

Germany is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe, renowned for its finest brewery which has taken over the world by storm, the history which includes some of the most highlighted people such as Einstein, Hitler and sightseeing places which give a glimpse of the glorious architectural style of the hard-working architects. Gone through war, destruction and devastation, it’s very surprising to see how Germany has built itself from the scratch after getting torn down to the ground. Berlin Wall, The Holocaust and every significant moment of the country has been recorded in the form of monuments in the capital of the country, Berlin. Sadly, with the passing months and the striking of Covid-19, the only way to explore any place was through the phone’s screen. 

Now that travelling has finally resumed, we are all so excited about it and the travel and tourism industry has finally put the play button after so long. All we want is to get ourselves free from our schedule and break free into the arms of Mother Nature. However, safety measures are much needed while travelling as the virus hasn’t been wiped away completely just yet. Different countries are putting different travel restrictions and tips for every potential visitor to follow the given rules and explore the country in their desired manner. 

Germany has decided to set a couple of more rules than any other country to refrain the virus from spreading so if you wish to explore the German streets and go sightseeing there are a set of things that everyone must know. The first procedure is to check whether or not that particular city is allowing visitors or not, if you are visiting from a business perspective, it might be easier for you to get the allowance for the visit. 

The most basic rule for visiting the country is to check about the travel allowance on the official website. If you are travelling from an area which is in the spotlight for its high number of cases, you’ll have to take a 10 days quarantine along with a negative report for the Corona test taken within two days of travelling. If you’re taking a flight, you’ll have to present the report before departure, so is the case with any other transfer service which is bus, trains or ferries. However, if you are travelling from a nearby area, you do not have to follow the quarantine rule, you can directly enter into the country and carry out your desired task. 

Germany has implied a long ban over many countries, so make sure to check if your country is on the list or not. If you have finally made it into the country and want to explore the many many treasures that it withholds, you must do it right. How? Let’s make you go through some of the most important tips to swear by while travelling in Berlin. 

The first and foremost important tip is to always carry a sanitiser and an extra mask. Travelling through so many places requires extra protection, make sure to wipe your hands with a sanitiser every time you touch some strange object. Masks are the best way to protect the sensitive areas which catch the flu before any other body part does. 

Consider opting for private transfers. Busses and public transfer services are not the safest options at this moment. Whether you’re travelling from the airport to the city centre or going sightseeing, airport taxi transfers are the best as they are sanitised after every ride, the driver is checked and a ride is sent to protect you from the virus. Rydeu is known for its exemplary transfer services in Germany, whether it's intercity transfers or visiting a friend, we are just a tap away.