Surprising facts about life in Germany

According to Bright Side, no matter what the temperature is outside, Germans always wear shoes at home. The reason is because the floor inside is usually very cold. (Photo source: BS)

Children in strollers also wear shoes. This is completely normal in Germany.

In Germany, the local registry office can refuse to register a child's birth if the child's name sounds unusual. Because re-application is costly, Germans often give their children traditional names.

In most parts of Germany, it is illegal to wash your car in places that are not equipped. This is because dirty water will seep into the ground and negatively affect the surrounding nature. That is why self-service car washes are popular in the country. The water used there does not flow into the ground but is collected, filtered and even recovered for reuse.

You should never run out of fuel while driving on the autobahn in Germany. Not only is this dangerous for you and other road users, it can also lead to legal problems.

Germans have country houses but cannot spend much time there. A country house looks modest, has all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay but must be furnished so that no one can stay there for a long time.

Community gardens (Kleingärten) are very common in Germany. They are small gardens, often with a small house, used for both cultivation and recreation, and are an integral part of German urban culture.

The penalties for insulting another person are set out in the German Criminal Code. Depending on the severity of the violation, offenders may be subject to a fine or imprisonment for up to one year.

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