Frankfurt

[Tvataham274]

The erotic-massage places in Frankfurt are open again. They require proof of vaccination, a recent test, or proof that one has been infected and is now over it. They will check this against some form of official ID. Also, contact information must be left, but at least at some places name and an email address are enough. Girls are tested every two days, there are air filters, disinfectants, and so on. It's probably OK. Considering that they don't allow potential carriers in, chances of catching COVID are slim, especially if you are vaccinated or have already have it.

My favourite has not yet returned. Does anyone here have any experience with any of the girls at Kaskade or Glamour?

I'm interested in knowing this as well. Also if there are places that actually give a real nuru massage in Frankfurt.

[SvenFKK]

The erotic-massage places in Frankfurt are open again. They require proof of vaccination, a recent test, or proof that one has been infected and is now over it. They will check this against some form of official ID. Also, contact information must be left, but at least at some places name and an email address are enough. Girls are tested every two days, there are air filters, disinfectants, and so on. It's probably OK. Considering that they don't allow potential carriers in, chances of catching COVID are slim, especially if you are vaccinated or have already have it.

My favourite has not yet returned. Does anyone here have any experience with any of the girls at Kaskade or Glamour?

[FoxtrotMike]

I don't think I am going to have the time to do that.

I believe that the Bundespolizei are going to let me into the country with proof of double vaccination. I hope that showing the same thing at the door of a Laufhaus will bring results. If it doesn't, then I guess no fun will be had.

I will let people know what happens.

[Tvataham274]

I am arriving into Frankfurt on Thursday. My flight is due to land at 2150 so, by the time I clear immigration, get into the city, check in to my hotel and get back out, it could be 2330.

Can anybody advise whether it will be possible to get the necessary covid test to enter a Laufhaus? Where do I go to get it?

In my harvesting of information for my trip in December, it appears that you are able to get a covid test somewhere in the airport.

https://www.centogene.com/covid-19/t...t-airport.html

https://15minutentest.de/de/en/free-citizen-test

[FoxtrotMike]

I am arriving into Frankfurt on Thursday. My flight is due to land at 2150 so, by the time I clear immigration, get into the city, check in to my hotel and get back out, it could be 2330.

Can anybody advise whether it will be possible to get the necessary covid test to enter a Laufhaus? Where do I go to get it?

[Chirkut87]

Please suggest good agencies for out-call in Frankfurt area.

Is Armani reliable? Any other agencies?

[Mcd2293]

So the last time I went to Germany was pre-Covid and had all the time in the world. However as many of you know, things have changed, so with that being said I was planning a trip over to Europe for leisure and will have a 4 hour layover in Frankfurt. How possible do you think it would be to take a train over to FKK Palace (this is my only FKK I've been to so if you have a better one to recommend or if this one is closed, feel free to let me know) and then head back? I will be arriving at 9 am and departing again at 130 pm. Don't care for any sightseeing, just want to come in, blow my load, and leave haha.

In addition, how is the talent during the morning / afternoon hours?

[Saurus]

Well, I would imagine that being able to read street signs and stuff would still be helpful.

I only know a few words and phrases in German and I an completely at ease driving in Germany, and elsewhere in Europe. Aside from the numbers, the signs are all pictographic as you might expect of a continent with dozens of languages and mostly free travel. "einbahnstraße" might be useful but then there's still a big arrow pointing in one direction to make it fairly obvious.

[The Cane]

You need to know german to see directions, city names and speed numbers? Street signs are the same everywhere.

I said I think it would be helpful. And having been to over 50 countries around the world, I know darn well that signs are not the same everywhere, so that's quite an over generalization. But I do agree that anyplace where you can count on GPS dramatically changes the game for the better.

[JoeZakary]

You need to know german to see directions, city names and speed numbers? Street signs are the same everywhere.

Well, I would imagine that being able to read street signs and stuff would still be helpful.

[Tvataham274]

Yeah, it isn't that I don't know any German (I took it in grade school forever ago) but I need to look at a word to try and figure out what it means. Can't do that while driving.

[The Cane]

Huh? What does speaking German have to do with driving in Germany? I speak zero German and I have always driven without problems in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. You just need to rent a car with sat nav or downlaod a sat nav app like Sygic on your smartphone.

Well, I would imagine that being able to read street signs and stuff would still be helpful.

[Christian G]

Also considering that my German is only rudimentary I wouldn't be at ease driving.

Huh? What does speaking German have to do with driving in Germany? I speak zero German and I have always driven without problems in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. You just need to rent a car with sat nav or downlaod a sat nav app like Sygic on your smartphone.

[Tvataham274]

Why would they ask that?


You might get bored of the RLD very quick and Palace may not suit you so I suggest that you rent a car if possible.

Some agencies and providers stateside ask for that info. Fuckem, because monger me has nothing to do with real life professional me.

I plan to take public transportation to get to / from places in the town, except places that are far out like Oase. Also considering that my German is only rudimentary I wouldn't be at ease driving. And their transit system looks pretty nice anyway so I'll like to give that a shot regardless.

[Downandup]

Agency is fine, as long as they don't want references for where I work / who my employer is and stuff.

Why would they ask that?

And second, is there any way to find out if a hotel is 'girl friendly'? That is, they wouldn't have an issue with a girl visiting (either them going up or me welcoming them in the lobby).

You should not have any problems at all.

Third, are there any places of interest I should make an effort to visit at the RLD? From my understanding that is called the Bahnhofsviertel.

Finally, I have booked a hotel within walking distance of FKK Palace. Might it be a better idea to book somewhere more central to the RLD? If so, any suggestions that is good to stay at for a week and a half?

You might get bored of the RLD very quick and Palace may not suit you so I suggest that you rent a car if possible.