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Telephones

Local and long distance calls can be made from all post offices and public telephone booths. Telephone cards are required for most telephone booths. These are available at all post offices in denominations of five and ten euros.

Calling Codes:
 Country  Calling code
Australia 0061
Austria 0043  
Belgium 0032  
Brazil 0055  
Canada 001  
CIS 007  
Czech Republic 00420
Denmark 0045  
Finland 00358  
France 0033  
Great Britain 0044  
Hong Kong 00852  
Hungary 0036  
Israel 00972  
Italy 0039  
Japan 0081  
Korea 0082  
Luxembourg 00352  
Mexico 0052  
Netherlands 0031  
Norway 0047  
Poland 0048  
Russia 007  
South Africa 0027  
Spain 0034  
Sweden 0046  
Switzerland 0041  
South Korea 0082  
USA  001
 
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Post offices

Post offices in larger towns and cities are generally open Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, and on Saturdays until midday. At larger railway stations and airports they often stay open for longer and also open on Sundays.

Postage for a standard letter (up to 20g) is €0.55, for postcards €0.45.
 
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Useful telephone numbers

To call the police in an emergency, dial 110. The number is the same throughout Germany and is free from public telephone booths. There are also emergency phones at railway stations, in the streets and on the autobahns.

The number to call for the fire service or an ambulance/emergency doctor is 112 throughout Germany.
 
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