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[QUOTE=RubMeister100;1990203]I spent 3 days in Frankfurt and went to 4 clubs:

I rented a car for 3 days for 60 euros. Well worth the cost. No hassle's no problems. I have done the train, the taxis etc and rental car is THE way to go. Pre-load the Frankfurt area on Google Maps onto your phone and you will get anywhere you want. Easy parking and you can go as fast as you want on the A5 Autobahn!

I stayed at (and recommend) the Hotel Contel which is a 7 minute walk from Sharks. Nice room, kind of dated but clean, comfortable and 60 euros a night. Breakfast was good.

Sharks was #1 for me this weekend because it had the most uber-hot girls and the highest median in terms of good looking women. Food was second only to Oase. Facilities are first class. Didn't like the smoking everywhere but got used to it. The Romanians have taken over and the behavior is getting -well- [I]sharky.[/I] I found the Romanian girls tend to demand more and want to give less.

[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?3225-FKK-Sharks-Darmstadt[/url]


Number 2 in my personal rating for this weekend was Palace..[/QUOTE]Thanks for the report, for me Romanian girls are sweet and very clean and that is far enough for me, I am not looking for porn stars, and GFE is what I like the most. Yes Shark has the best LU, Mainhattan food is also quite correct for me but that is a matter of taste.

[QUOTE=Pistons;1990172]She looks a bit cartoony with that neat pose and the airbrush effects. Like a marvel superheroine, or a bit like that Ronaldo jump pose... Short though? Like 1. 55? One of the few you can actually see the face of too, so i believe she is a top girl there...

But I do wonder if Aylin is Crina at Palace... she was a find there... anybody that can confirm?[/QUOTE]Yes, Stefie is a short Romanian blond with hair extensions, super sexy dancer. For me, the best dancer seen at Globe. Always smiling, sweet, a real GFE becoming a little tornado in room. Not the busiest, but when girls work for 4 hours in room in a day, they make more than 1000. One was often busy from 4/5 pm to midnight. I didn't notice Aylin when I visited.

PL, I only had 1 room with Aurelia for 1 hour, on first day I saw her at Samya. She was so pretty with her ponytail. Nice behavior but not really kissing and not sensual enough, what I call woman type, for me. At Sharks, she used to turn around and was often not busy. At Globe, she is smiling and seems to get business. She had many tour now at Globe, after a short try at Bumsalp.

Maxime, I met great GFE at Sharks, World, Ina or Tatiana at Oase, Sofi at Mainhattan, for 100 for 1 hour, without the faintest upselling. My problem for my last visits in Frankfurt was no dreamed beauty for me, and I need beauty to really enjoy. Even casting was lower in December, but I had beauties at Globe and now at History, before maybe returning to Globe very soon for a model. Only those who experience Globe or History girls services can know about GFE level there. Only LR can compete for me for GFE level.

Gentleman,

I will be renting a car to hit Frankfurt big 5 FKK in early April. This is my first time driving outside the States and Canada. I have done some home works. I bought myself a TomTom World GPS with Europe map in it. This one has a mounting so it will suck it to the windshield. I have input my hotel's address and all those FKK address in the favorite and ready to roll.

Hera are some questions:

1) Can I just mount this one on my rent car windshield without violation of traffic law in Germany? (of course, I will take it out when I park. In California, you cannot mount it directly on your windshield).

2) If parking lot for FKK (Sharks, Oase etc) are full, where can I park so It will not be towed away? Any street sign in German I need to know?

3) I am going to visit Rothenburg and Heidelberg. Any FKK around that part of country?

Thanks in advance.

Dave.

Rental car is a great idea. Plenty of parking at Oase, Sharks, Mainhattan and Palace.

No idea about windshield mounting laws.

Most traffic signs in Germany are international symbols. You are not likely going to get into trouble parking where you are not supposed to. It is not like Italy where the fucking mafia government uses sneaky traffic systems and signs to trap you into paying huge fines. After my last trip to Italy, I got over 600 euros of tickets trickling in over the next year. Bullshit tickets that have no practical way to dispute. Mostly in the Firenze municipality. Never again will I set foot in that part of Italy and I will never drive there again.

[QUOTE=RubMeister100;1991014]Rental car is a great idea. Plenty of parking at Oase, Sharks, Mainhattan and Palace.

No idea about windshield mounting laws.

Most traffic signs in Germany are international symbols. You are not likely going to get into trouble parking where you are not supposed to. It is not like Italy where the fucking mafia government uses sneaky traffic systems and signs to trap you into paying huge fines. After my last trip to Italy, I got over 600 euros of tickets trickling in over the next year. Bullshit tickets that have no practical way to dispute. Mostly in the Firenze municipality. Never again will I set foot in that part of Italy and I will never drive there again.[/QUOTE]Firenza center is just a small town but a real museum everywhere, so park just around and walk in center which is not more than 2 kms on 2 kms. Then no problem and You can enjoy wonderful architecture. Sienna is also wonderful. And some Italian women are so sexy.

Never had trouble finding parking at Oase, but Mainhattan and Sharks. If you arrive early, no trouble. Busy hrs and later hrs parking will likely be filled.

If I can't find parking at Sharks, I just drive out to the main street and look for parking along the road further down. After business hrs, it should be fine.

What you will commonly see is, any entrance way, nobody will park confront of.

De warns you of things, lots of signs. I like that. Lots if visual signs. Google De traffic signs.

For the most part, you probably won't run into street parking issues around those places, but like anywhere, look around for signs of any kind. I've seen signs with images of towing truck, that should be obvious. Also, circle with X. Use Google translate for signs in German.

Don't see why window mounting will be a problem, see others in De with mounted devices.

[QUOTE=DaWong949;1990931]Gentleman,

3) I am going to visit Rothenburg and Heidelberg. Any FKK around that part of country?

Thanks in advance.

Dave.[/QUOTE]Dave, This map may help you, and it has been recently updated, so listed establishments should all be open for business.

[URL]https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cdUhaudpMLfwNesXihonhSL6AzU&usp=sharing[/URL]

[QUOTE=DaWong949;1990931]Gentleman,

I will be renting a car to hit Frankfurt big 5 FKK in early April. This is my first time driving outside the States and Canada. I have done some home works. I bought myself a TomTom World GPS with Europe map in it. This one has a mounting so it will suck it to the windshield. I have input my hotel's address and all those FKK address in the favorite and ready to roll.

Hera are some questions:

1) Can I just mount this one on my rent car windshield without violation of traffic law in Germany? (of course, I will take it out when I park. In California, you cannot mount it directly on your windshield).

2) If parking lot for FKK (Sharks, Oase etc) are full, where can I park so It will not be towed away? Any street sign in German I need to know?

3) I am going to visit Rothenburg and Heidelberg. Any FKK around that part of country?

Thanks in advance.

Dave.[/QUOTE]First, relax, GPS and coyote are allowed when You drive. Speed is in km / h and not miles in Germany. Germans may be the best drivers, at least in Western Europe. Really no problem to park on Oase parking, never full. For Sharks, easy to park around if parking is full.

Relax and enjoy your visit. Closer to Heidelberg, You can visit FKK First, less tourists there, FKK Atlanta brother, with free foods.

[QUOTE=DaWong949;1990931]2) If parking lot for FKK (Sharks, Oase etc) are full, where can I park so It will not be towed away? Any street sign in German I need to know?
[/QUOTE]Besides the obvious (self-explanatory) signs, you should be aware of the one below. The arrow points to where you're not allowed to park. Also, look around if you see parking ticket dispensers (alternatively, look if other parked cars have a ticket below the windshield). Note that often you only need to buy a ticket during normal opening hours but this is not consistent from place to place. Don't feel dumb if you can't make out whether parking is allowed or not at a particular spot because people who've been living here for decades still scratch their heads about this quite often. Luckily, FKKs are in industrial areas that empty themselves of people and cars after business hours. You will have more parking issues when you drive back to your hotel so one advice is to pick your hotel wisely. In Booking.com you can send the hotel a message like "Parking needed" ("Parkplatz benoetigt") when you clinch your booking. The nearest FKK of sorts I can think of not too far from Heidelberg is FKK First (Sinsheim), but it's still 35km away and it's a third-tier FKK. Sharks in Darmstadt is further away (64km) but may take about the same time as FKK First. Nothing really close but very doable if you avoid peak traffic hours.

[QUOTE=DaWong949;1990931]

1) Can I just mount this one on my rent car windshield without violation of traffic law in Germany? (of course, I will take it out when I park. In California, you cannot mount it directly on your windshield).
[/QUOTE]Never heard of a law in Europe / Germany forbidding to mount a navigation thingie on the windshield and I'm 99,9% sure it's no problem, but perhaps you beter quickly check with the rental company when you pick up your car. As far as driving is concerned, use your common sense and just be on the cautious side if you're unsure. Remember,
millions of non-European tourists and business people drive rental cars every year around in Europe, so it can't be rocket science.

As XXL already posted, the signs for No Parking used in Europe are probably a bit different than those used in the US.

I did a quick search and found this excellent (although it's perhaps a bit too elaborate) website with lots of explanations:

[URL]http://www.gettingaroundgermany.info/zeichen2.shtml[/URL] and here: http://www.gettingaroundgermany.info/zeichen.shtml

Maybe it's an idea to print it out and keep it inside your rental car if you're not sure about the parking signs.

The things that are probably most different form the US/Canada are;

1) Priority roads and yield signs (see here: http://www.gettingaroundgermany.info/zeichen.shtml)

2) If there are no traffic lights (or out of order) AND no signs, then it means that "right has the right of way." You have to yield to all cars coming from the right. (sometimes you have this situation on big industrial estates)

3) Speed limits (just stick to a speed that you're comfortable with, don't go racing if you're not used to the higher speeds in Germany)

4) Be aware of pedestrians and bicycle riders. Pedestrians at a pedestrian crossing (like the one on the album cover of Abbey Road from The Beatles) ALWAYS have the right of way, and you are required to stop/yield when you see someone who wants to cross the road.

I've never heard of any problem with screen mounted satnavs: I use one all the time. Obviously placed in a low position where it doesn't obscure the visibility.

Horny Harry identifies one occasional issue: where there are no road markings traffic from the right has priority. If in doubt just go slowly and see what the other driver does

On entering a built up area go at 50kph if there are no other signs. Speed cameras are quite often set up within 50 metres or so of the beginning of the limit

As Rub says, unlike Italy, there are no rules set out in such a way as to trick strangers. On Germany everything is normally clear.

Generally driving in Germany is easy. Enjoy.

On autobahns keep a very close eye on the rear view for cars coming at anything up to 250kph.Also if a vehicle indicates to change lane it will usually assume you will get out of its way

[QUOTE=XXL;1991277]. Luckily, FKKs are in industrial areas that empty themselves of people and cars after business hours. You will have more parking issues when you drive back to your hotel so one advice is to pick your hotel wisely. In Booking.com you can send the hotel a message like "Parking needed" ("Parkplatz benoetigt") when you clinch your booking. The nearest FKK of sorts I can think of not too far from Heidelberg is FKK First (Sinsheim), but it's still 35km away and it's a third-tier FKK. Sharks in Darmstadt is further away (64km) but may take about the same time as FKK First. Nothing really close but very doable if you avoid peak traffic hours.[/QUOTE]But if you got a rental car, driving 64 km in that area, or even 110 km up to palace / mainhatten is done in just 35 or 55 minutes on those roads. The A5 in that area is the best road in europe probably.

[QUOTE=Pistons;1991349]The A5 in that area is the best road in europe probably.[/QUOTE]But in no case on weekdays between 7 till 9 am and 5 till 7 pm if you don't like an average speed of 10 miles per hour.

[QUOTE=Craiova;1991362]But in no case on weekdays between 7 till 9 am and 5 till 7 pm if you don't like an average speed of 10 miles per hour.[/QUOTE]Probably like in most places. Personally I've yet to hit a jam on the 8-lane stretch south of frankfurt. But the 6-lane stretch north of frankfurt it seems to be traffic jams all the time. Then again, I allways try to avoid those hours mentionned there too. The google maps traffic advisor thingy is really handy too... but heidelberg-darmstadt, is A5 or A67 best?

Guys,

Thank a lot! All those info are very useful, I will for sure use them as guide. I have been to Europe many times for business and family vacation plus monger trip. Never had I rented a car. It was always.

Flight -train-cab-walk. I think having a rental car will enable me to have much better mobility and have a chance to explore more places.

Thanks again.