By unbiasedwriter on Skatehive
Earlier this summer I was out with my family on a little road trip. It was quite complicated due to COVID and all the regulations, and we had to do thorough research about what regulations had to be followed whenever we crossed a border and whenever we had to fix accommodation. What do I mean? For example, as we entered Germany, we knew that the adults need a valid PCR test or a vaccine passport, and the same was true for kids 10 years or older. In Austria, the regulations were similar, only that kids 7 or older needed a valid PCR test. So, it was kind of messy, but after reading and asking around, we got all the answers we needed. And yes, you don't need those valid PCR tests only to enter the country. If you are to sleep in a hotel or rent an apartment, you need a valid PCR test once again. So, it was messy, but luckily they have lots of places in Germany where you can get a free PCR test, making it all the easier. Our stop in Nurnberg We stopped in Nurnberg during our little road tr