[Rick Lee]

My main destination is Austria, which has removed all Covid restrictions, but flights to Vienna are about double the price to FRA or MUC, and I do want to visit some friends in Germany. Several German official gov't. sites have conflicting info on Covid-related entry requirements, some are several months out of date, and rumor has it they're changing again in the next few days.

I'm not vaxxed (had Covid twice, most recently six mos ago) and there's not enough time now even I wanted to get vaxxed to be in compliance there. But they do allow entry with a negative test, which is easy enough to get at the free drive-thru right by my house. But how are things on the ground once in country? Are people really showing their (electronic) papers to enter bars, restaurants, museums and stores? I still see plenty of Covid signs at entrances in the US, but they're totally ignored. I imagine Germans aren't so casual about signs. But how are the real world restrictions there now?