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Safety in Germany
Crime in Germany
Violent crime is rare in Germany, although incidents may occur,
especially in high risk areas in large cities, such as train
station. Most incidents related to street crime involve unattended
objects or pick pocketing.
Some advice
For a quiet, troublefree stay it may be a good idea to follow
some basic rules:
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The best way of dealing with money is through
the use of traveller's cheques. You can go changing these
as you need money.
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If possible, leave all valuable items (jewellery,
travellers cheques, credit cards, airplane tickets, etc) in
a hotel safe or security box at the place you are staying.
Another option is finding businesses that offer safety deposit
boxes and security services.
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Don't leave luggage in an unwatched car.
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Take out a travellers insurance policy to
cover any losses from robbery or misplacement.
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In the event of an emergency, call the toll
free emergency number 110. You can make this call from any
public phone booth.
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