England fans have been warned about some of the laws enforced in Germany ahead of Euro 2024.
The Three Lions are one of the favourites for the showpiece and have been placed in Group C alongside Serbia, Denmark and Slovenia.s group games will take place in Gelsenkirchen, Frankfurt and Cologne and they could find themselves in action other cities across the country if they progress through the rounds.Drinking in public in certain areas in cities like Hamburg and Munich could result in a €50 fine.
Jaywalking is a thing and could bring fines between €5 to €10 if fans are too impatient to wait for the green light.Germany are also big on quiet times, with noise restrictions in place between 10pm and 6am on weekdays and all day on Sundays and public holidays.Not following is seen as a serious offence, with Alex explaining that, "Violating these rules can result in fines starting from €50, which can increase significantly based on the disturbance caused".
Others notes from Alex include being aware that most German establishments prefer cash over card and some cities come with additional tourist taxes in hotels.He also stressed that using German phrases like 'Danke' and 'Guten Tag' and showing respect to the culture could be key in solving disputes or any issues that arise.
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