I have been reading The Best of Europe. I am sure I saw some complicated instructions for a particular place, I thought in Berlin, now I cannot find. You had to watch a board for your number and enter while it was displayed.
Posted by
Frankfurt, Germany
9221 posts
I think you need to give us some more information. What board? Airport? Train station? Perhaps a description of this particular place? There are a 1000 places in Germany that could be complicated to get to.
Posted by
OP
13 posts
Sorry, some type of museum or exhibit or building to tour. Nothing to do with travel.
Posted by
Toronto area, Canada
174 posts
I haven't been to Berlin, but that sounds like any place in Germany (or elsewhere?) where there are reserved 'timed entries'. In other words, you purchase your ticket that allows you to enter during a specific 15-minute period. So, you stand around with other people waiting for your entry time slot to show up on the display board.
Posted by
Frankfurt, Germany
9221 posts
The Pergamon Museum perhaps?
Posted by
Munich, Germany
102 posts
It's not in Berlin but I believe that's how a visit to Neuschwanstein works. Your tour number is printed on the ticket that you purchase and when you get up to the castle you wait in the courtyard until your number is displayed on a sign.
Posted by
Corvallis OR
7161 posts
I think he might be talking about visiting the Reichstag dome in Berlin.
Posted by
Northamptonshire, England
33851 posts
Just wondering - fuzz - what's the purpose of the question? Have you been to the place with the instructions? Are you going?
Have you tried re-reading the book?