Transfer through Germany from Nürnberg to Travemünde. We set off from a grey Nürnberg. The morning traffic was kind to us. Probably due to it being Saturday.
There were as usual some roadwork along the Autobahn. But no real ’Stau’.
We stopped for lunch in Göttingen at our usual place, Café del Sol.
Once we got closer to Hamburg, the traffic came to a standstill. We drove off the Autobahn to fill up the cars. After which the GPS took us on a countryside tour. We ended up in the queues anyhow a little later. But it was a refreshing little detour.
Since we arrived in Travemünde early. We decided to get some dinner there rather than on the boat. We found an Italian restaurant (!) that we couldn’t resist trying out. It turned out to be ok.
The last challenge was to find our way in the harbour. It’s quite obvious that TT Line don’t want cars and passengers on their boats. The signs are at the very best confusing. But we managed to navigate through a maze of lorries to the check-in. Or, at least we think we are at the correct place.
684 km, 6 hours and 21 minutes.
Tomorrow we’ll drive from Trelleborg back home to Åkersberga.
Europe by car 
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