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A little pretzel on your ankle, Cologne\u2019s cathedral on your shoulder blade or Berlin’s skyline above your elbow? If you want to wear a souvenir of your trip to Germany directly under your skin, there are a few things you should consider. From making an appointment to hygiene standards to choosing the tattoo studio itself, here are our tips if you want to get a tattoo in Germany.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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How awesome would it be to come home with a tattoo? Right? But outside the vacation bubble and far away from the gritty quarters of Hamburg<\/a> or Berlin<\/a>, that arrow-pierced heart might not look quite so cool. It might be a blessing then, that in Germany it\u2019s pretty difficult to get a tattoo on the spur of the moment. Depending on the fame or popularity of the tattoo artist, waiting times of up to 18 months are possible. Of course, there are also smaller studios that give short-term appointments<\/strong> or even offer walk-in tattoos. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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