Well, this time I went to Dresden, an ancient city in Germany, from October 10th.1I couldn't get a ticket for the flight to Berlin because it was crowded, so I decided to travel overland from Berlin and got a SIM card at Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL).
I arrived on Air Berlin, which has gone bankrupt and will cease operations in a few days, so I arrived at Terminal C, but I had to move to Terminal B to get a SIM. The shop I was aiming for was CAPI, which is a popular shop in German airports. I could get a SIM card at CAPI at Munich airport as well.2At Tegel Airport, it's open until 10pm.
The SIM card sold at CAPI is a Lebara SIM card for tourists. It comes with 3GB of data. I paid 24.95€. The store will activate it for you, so you can use the phone just by inserting the SIM and restarting the phone.
Please note that the 5€ written on the package means that the call charges are included, not the actual price.
Germany-related articles
- API Days Berlin 2017 Presentation
- I ate hamburger steak in Hamburg.
- Visiting the Grave of CPE Bach – St. Michael Church, Hamburg
- Get a SIM card at Berlin Tegel Airport
- Will Rilakkuma appear in Dresden Opera House's "Salome"?!
- Father of Classical Music, CPE Bach - 300th Anniversary
footnote
- Automotive Grade Linux All Member Meeting
- MiHow to buy a SIM card at the airport in Zunich https://www.sakimura.org/2011/05/1073/ reference