Heading to germany...
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There isn't much in Ludwigshafen.PhD said:
There are two cities called Ludwigshafen (Rheinland-Pfalz) too in case you didn't know. The one I am speaking of is close to Mannheim.
The other is Ludwigshafen, Baden-Wurttemberg and it's close to the Switzerland boarder.
You may want to take a look at the newspaper for Ludwigshafen, Rheinland-Pfalz for some more info.. (It's in Geman though.. suppose you could try babelfish to translate it... )
http://www.rheinpfalz.de/
Sorry I don't have any specific details, has been a while since I have been in that part of Germany and didn't have much time for play when I was there last. You will find that there is alot available there, just be careful and take your own protection.. I have heard that BBFS is pretty common..
Thanks...
Much appreciated for the advice...I looked at the paper and could not find any classifieds or any such thing like we see here in Canada...any suggestions in that respect? I've also tried a bunch of online searches with no luck. I'm not really looking for FS, just a couple of rub and tugs
Much appreciated for the advice...I looked at the paper and could not find any classifieds or any such thing like we see here in Canada...any suggestions in that respect? I've also tried a bunch of online searches with no luck. I'm not really looking for FS, just a couple of rub and tugs
Not sure offhand, but you will find that there are probably tons of brothels there. Just ask someone.. most of the strip clubs are full brothels too. Their laws there are very different from Canada or the USA. It's a regulated industry there now if I am not mistaken.PhD said:
Try out this link if you can spend a day or two in Hamburg. I have and walked bow-legged for weeks!!!! http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/rz3a035/tourist/pauli_english.html . Pay special attention to "Herbert Strasse"!
http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/rz3a035/tourist/pauli_english.html . Pay special attention to "Herbert Strasse"!If you don't mind the little 5hour drive..sirloinofsteak said:Try out this link if you can spend a day or two in Hamburg. I have and walked bow-legged for weeks!!!!
come to think of it.. sounds like a great day trip.. ;-)
Hamburg is a great city though.
Try this link
http://21orover.com/discus/messages/43/44.html
Tons of good info there.
An extract from the site regarding the legality and some definitions.
Legal Status
Prostitution per se is legal here, but pimping, promoting prostitution, and trafficking are not. Prostitutes still must pay taxes and get health checks. Authorities often raid sex-related establishments to remove foreign sex workers without legal documentation. Many Eastern European nations will join the EU this year, so there should be fewer undocumented workers in all types of employment.
Legalized prostitution takes many forms here. They include:
Hobbyhüren.
This German term refers to women who normally work out of their own homes or apartments as independents. They are typically students looking to earn extra money or bored housewives/single women looking for more sexual fulfillment. They normally advertise over the Internet or in the Personals section of sex-related publications.
Escorts.
These women work either independently or for an agency. They typically visit upscale hotels to service well-heeled business travelers. They tend to be very attractive and charge fees at the higher end of the scale. They normally advertise over the Internet or via pamphlets available in certain hotel lobbies.
Red Light Districts.
Most major German cities have at least one. They're typically located near main train stations and are concentrated into areas spanning several blocks. They consist of strip clubs, sex shops, and walk-up apartments where women ply their trade. Service tends to be inexpensive, but it can also vary widely in quality from adequate to very poor. The Reeperbahn in Hamburg is notorious for poor service.
Streetwalkers also belong in this category. In certain areas of the country (for example, in the city of Würzburg), they operate out of small trailers parked alongside the road in out-of-the-way areas.
Traditional Brothels.
These are smaller establishments that usually employ three to five (or more) women. They often feature a certain nationality (for example, Asian). There is usually no entry fee and the price per session is set according to time and/or activity. There is often a small bar where one must pay for drinks. These establishments normally advertise over the Internet or in sex-related publications, taking care to downplay the prostitution aspect.
FKK Sauna Clubs.
These establishments are housed in coverted large homes or industrial properties. They're typically concentrated in the Rhein-Ruhr area (Frankfurt-Cologne-Düsseldorf), although a few exist in the former East Germany or in Bavaria (Munich area). They typically include amenities such as full-alcohol bars, showers and towels, swimming pools, wet and dry saunas, fitness equipment, and buffets, and they encourage guests to stay as long as they like in exchange for an entry fee.
They use the term "FKK" (which refers to nudism, a socially-acceptable hobby in Germany) to promote themselves and downplay the prostitution aspect. Depending on their floor space, they employ anywhere from a half-dozen to several dozen women, who appear fully nude to entice customers. Prices are reasonable and quality of service varies from adequate to very good. These establishments normally advertise over the Internet or in sex-related publications.
Swingers' Clubs.
These establishments are referred to as "Partytreffs" in German. Although they charge guests an entry fee, they're not brothels. Rather, they're a venue for consenting adults to indulge in sex without exchanging money. Still, club management occasionally hires attractive prostitutes to liven things up.
http://21orover.com/discus/messages/43/44.html
Tons of good info there.
An extract from the site regarding the legality and some definitions.
Legal Status
Prostitution per se is legal here, but pimping, promoting prostitution, and trafficking are not. Prostitutes still must pay taxes and get health checks. Authorities often raid sex-related establishments to remove foreign sex workers without legal documentation. Many Eastern European nations will join the EU this year, so there should be fewer undocumented workers in all types of employment.
Legalized prostitution takes many forms here. They include:
Hobbyhüren.
This German term refers to women who normally work out of their own homes or apartments as independents. They are typically students looking to earn extra money or bored housewives/single women looking for more sexual fulfillment. They normally advertise over the Internet or in the Personals section of sex-related publications.
Escorts.
These women work either independently or for an agency. They typically visit upscale hotels to service well-heeled business travelers. They tend to be very attractive and charge fees at the higher end of the scale. They normally advertise over the Internet or via pamphlets available in certain hotel lobbies.
Red Light Districts.
Most major German cities have at least one. They're typically located near main train stations and are concentrated into areas spanning several blocks. They consist of strip clubs, sex shops, and walk-up apartments where women ply their trade. Service tends to be inexpensive, but it can also vary widely in quality from adequate to very poor. The Reeperbahn in Hamburg is notorious for poor service.
Streetwalkers also belong in this category. In certain areas of the country (for example, in the city of Würzburg), they operate out of small trailers parked alongside the road in out-of-the-way areas.
Traditional Brothels.
These are smaller establishments that usually employ three to five (or more) women. They often feature a certain nationality (for example, Asian). There is usually no entry fee and the price per session is set according to time and/or activity. There is often a small bar where one must pay for drinks. These establishments normally advertise over the Internet or in sex-related publications, taking care to downplay the prostitution aspect.
FKK Sauna Clubs.
These establishments are housed in coverted large homes or industrial properties. They're typically concentrated in the Rhein-Ruhr area (Frankfurt-Cologne-Düsseldorf), although a few exist in the former East Germany or in Bavaria (Munich area). They typically include amenities such as full-alcohol bars, showers and towels, swimming pools, wet and dry saunas, fitness equipment, and buffets, and they encourage guests to stay as long as they like in exchange for an entry fee.
They use the term "FKK" (which refers to nudism, a socially-acceptable hobby in Germany) to promote themselves and downplay the prostitution aspect. Depending on their floor space, they employ anywhere from a half-dozen to several dozen women, who appear fully nude to entice customers. Prices are reasonable and quality of service varies from adequate to very good. These establishments normally advertise over the Internet or in sex-related publications.
Swingers' Clubs.
These establishments are referred to as "Partytreffs" in German. Although they charge guests an entry fee, they're not brothels. Rather, they're a venue for consenting adults to indulge in sex without exchanging money. Still, club management occasionally hires attractive prostitutes to liven things up.
PhD :
I used to visit Lu'hafen regularly until a few years ago , but apart from BASF and Benckiser fouling up the air , there isn't much else happening....
For "action" you've got to go to Mannheim on the other side of the Rhine . There are several FKK clubs in and around Mannheim , with the best ones being in the Frankfurt area , i.e. abt 120 kms away.
I used to visit Lu'hafen regularly until a few years ago , but apart from BASF and Benckiser fouling up the air , there isn't much else happening....
For "action" you've got to go to Mannheim on the other side of the Rhine . There are several FKK clubs in and around Mannheim , with the best ones being in the Frankfurt area , i.e. abt 120 kms away.
