Large overview of the corona loosening
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What is allowed in the federal states – and what is not
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Information sign in local (in Thuringia, archive).
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Berlin In the fight against the corona pandemic, the federal states can largely decide for themselves on the gradual opening of public life. Numerous things have been allowed again for the first time since Monday. Here is the overview.
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In the fight against the corona pandemic, the federal states can largely decide for themselves on the gradual opening of public life. Here is the current state of easing in the countries for some selected areas of life.
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Important: The loosening usually takes place under conditions such as distance and hygiene regulations. In addition, the nationwide mask requirement in trade and local transport continues to apply.
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Also important: This update does not yet take into account the general agreement of the federal and state governments announced on Tuesday evening to extend the contact restrictions to June 29.
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BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG: Dining rooms can once again host guests, pubs and bars may reopen from June 2nd.
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BAVARIA: Restaurants are allowed to open both the outside and the inside. There is still no perspective for bars and bars that are geared towards serving drinks.
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BERLIN: Dining in restaurants is possible. Pure taverns, including bars, must remain closed.
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BRANDENBURG: Restaurants can open, bars remain closed.
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BREMEN: Visits to restaurants and pubs are possible. There is a ban on counters, seating and service. Bars remain closed.
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HAMBURG: Restaurants are open, an opening of bars is being examined.
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HESSEN: Restaurants and bars are open, only one guest is allowed per five square meters of space.
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MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN: Restaurants are open. Bars still have to be closed.
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LOWER SAXONY: Restaurants are open, bars are still closed.
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NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA: Restaurants are open. Bars usually have to remain closed, decisions are made on site in individual cases.
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RHEINLAND-PFALZ: Restaurants and bars are allowed to open. Food and drink can be picked up at the counter again since Wednesday.
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SAARLAND: Visits to the restaurant are possible. Bars can also open, but catering is only provided at tables, a stay at the counter is not permitted.
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SAXONY: Restaurants and bars are allowed to open.
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SAXONY-ANHALT: All restaurants are allowed to open again. Bars may reopen from Thursday.
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN: Restaurants and bars can open.
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THURINGIA: Restaurants and bars can open.
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2) Hotels, apartments and campsites
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BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG: Apartments and campsites can reopen as long as self-sufficiency is possible without using communal facilities. From May 29th, they are allowed to open again, just like hotels – with the exception of wellness areas.
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BAVARIA: Hotels, holiday apartments and campsites may reopen from May 30th.
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BERLIN: Hotels, apartments and campsites can open.
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BRANDENBURG: Holiday apartments and hotels can accommodate guests. Campsites are also open.
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BREMEN: Hotels and apartments are allowed to open, as are campsites.
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HAMBURG: Hotels, apartments and campsites may accommodate guests.
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HESSEN: Hotels and apartments can unlock, campsites open their gates.
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MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN: Hotels and apartments are open. The same applies to campsites.
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LOWER SAXONY: Vacation homes can be operated for a long time, hotels can open with a maximum occupancy of 60 percent. Campsites are also open.
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NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN: Hotels, apartments and campsites can open.
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RHINELAND-PALATINATE: Hotels can be opened to tourists again, holiday apartments can be rented again. Campsites are also open again.
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SAARLAND: Hotels, holiday apartments and campsites can open for tourism again.
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SAXONY: Hotels and apartments can open.
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SAXONY-ANHALT: Vacation apartments can open, hotels can – but initially for guests from their own country. From Thursday, holidays for tourists from all over Germany should be possible.
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN: Visits are possible – in holiday apartments, hotels and on the campsite.
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THURINGIA: Hotels and apartments may open.
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3) outdoor pools and amusement parks
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BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG: When outdoor pools are allowed to open is not yet foreseeable. Amusement park fans can look forward to May 29th.
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BAVARIA: Leisure parks are allowed to open from May 30th, outdoor pools and outdoor swimming pools from June 8th.
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BERLIN: Open air pools can open. There are no larger amusement parks.
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BRANDENBURG: Amusement parks and outdoor pools can open from Thursday.
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BREMEN: The first outdoor pools can open from June 1st, from June 15th outdoor pools should generally be opened upon presentation of a hygiene concept. There are no larger amusement parks.
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HAMBURG: Open-air swimming pools may reopen from June 2, subject to conditions. Hamburg has no large amusement parks.
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HESSEN: The time for reopening is still unclear for outdoor pools. Amusement parks can open again.
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MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN: Outdoor pools are allowed to open again. Amusement parks are closed.
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LOWER SAXONY: Open-air swimming pools are allowed to open again, the same applies to amusement parks.
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NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA: Open-air swimming pools are allowed to open, the minimum distance also applies in the swimming pools. Amusement parks are allowed to let visitors in.
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RHINE-PALATINATE: Open-air swimming pools have been allowed to reopen since Wednesday, amusement parks on June 10
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SAARLAND: It is unclear when outdoor pools and amusement parks can open again.
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SAXONY: Open-air swimming pools and amusement parks are allowed to open if they have an approved hygiene concept.
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SAXONY-ANHALT: Open-air swimming pools and amusement parks can reopen from Thursday.
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN: Outdoor pools and amusement parks will remain closed until further notice.
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THURINGIA: Open-air swimming pools can open from June 1st, the circles decide on leisure parks on their own.
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BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG: You can also stay outside with members of another household. In private rooms, meetings with siblings and their families, but also meetings with members of another household are possible.
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BAVARIA: Several members of two households can meet in both private and public spaces.
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BERLIN: Several members of two households can meet in both private and public spaces.
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BRANDENBURG: From Thursday, two households or up to ten people can be together. Private celebrations are possible for up to 50 people. The rules apply both indoors and outdoors.
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BREMEN: Several relatives from two households can meet in the public space.
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HAMBURG: Up to ten members of two households can meet again without maintaining a minimum distance of 1.50 meters.
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HESSEN: Relatives of two households are allowed to travel together in public spaces.
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MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN: Several members of two households can meet in public and private spaces.
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LOWER SAXONY: Members of two households may meet in public.
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NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA: Members from two families may meet in public.
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RHINELAND-PALATINATE: Relatives from up to two households can meet in the public space.
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SAARLAND: Relatives from up to two households can meet inside and outside.
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SAXONY: Two households can meet.
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SAXONY-ANHALT: Meetings of up to five people are allowed, even if they do not live together in one household. Up to ten people can meet from Thursday, and up to 20 guests can then be invited to private celebrations.
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN: Several members of two households can meet in both private and public spaces.
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THURINGIA: Outside and inside, members of two households can meet.
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5) Gyms and sports halls
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BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG: Fitness studios can reopen from June 2nd. Sports clubs should also be able to train in halls again.
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BAVARIA: Gyms and indoor sports facilities may reopen on June 8th. At the moment, indoor sports are only permitted in a few cases, such as riding arenas.
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BERLIN: Sport in halls is not allowed – neither for clubs nor in gyms.
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BRANDENBURG: Gyms, gymnasiums and sports halls can open again from Thursday in compliance with distance and hygiene rules.
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BREMEN: Sports halls and gyms have been allowed to reopen since Wednesday, subject to conditions.
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HAMBURG: Sports halls, fitness and sports studios, yoga studios, dance schools and indoor playgrounds have been allowed to reopen since Wednesday.
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HESSEN: Clubs are allowed to train in halls, fitness studios are open.
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MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN: Gyms are allowed to open their doors. Club sports can also be held in closed rooms again.
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LOWER SAXONY: Sports in halls is again permitted if the minimum clearances are observed. This also applies to gyms.
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NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA: Gyms are open. Club sports in halls is only possible to a limited extent.
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RHINE-PALATINATE: Gyms have been allowed to open again since Wednesday. Club sports in halls is also possible again.
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SAARLAND: Playing sports in halls is allowed – in the gym and in club sports.
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SAXONY: Gyms are open, club sports are also allowed in the hall.
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SAXONY-ANHALT: Gyms are allowed to reopen from Thursday, and sports in halls is then allowed again. Competitions, spectators and general contact sports such as wrestling are prohibited.
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Overview of easing in the 16 federal states by category.
Photo: dpa / dpa-infografik GmbH
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN: Gyms are allowed to open and clubs can also train in rooms.
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THURINGIA: Gyms can open again, clubs should return to halls from June 1st.
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BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG: Meetings are allowed – with requirements to ensure protection against infection – for example at intervals or maximum number of participants.
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BAYERN: Demonstrations should be decided on a case-by-case basis. Meeting places must offer enough space for the minimum distance.
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BERLIN: Meetings in closed rooms with up to 50 participants are allowed. Up to 100 people can take part in the open air.
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BRANDENBURG: Outdoor demonstrations with up to 150 participants are allowed from Thursday.
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BREMEN: Meetings must be reported and can be prohibited, restricted or imposed by the authorities to protect against infection.
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HAMBURG: Larger meetings are prohibited, exceptions can be approved in the open air.
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HESSEN: Are allowed under certain conditions. In principle, events with up to 100 people no longer have to be approved if there is a hygiene and distance concept.
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MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN: Events with up to 150 participants are allowed outdoors.
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LOWER SAXONY: The authorities can grant exemptions for demonstrations and outdoor gatherings.
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NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA: Demonstrations are generally permitted – provided the distance rules are followed and the maximum number of participants is calculated on the total area.
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RHINE-PALATINATE: Open-air gatherings with up to 100 participants are possible again from Wednesday.
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SAARLAND: Meetings within the meaning of the Assembly Act under the open sky are again permitted under special conditions if the hygiene and distance regulations can be observed.
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SAXONY: Rallies are no longer limited to a certain number of participants.
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SAXONY-ANHALT: Demonstrations are possible if the assembly authority allows them together with the health department. There is no flat-rate ceiling for participants.
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN: Meetings are prohibited, but exceptions are possible.
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THURINGIA: Demonstrations without restrictions on the number of participants are possible.
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BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG: In mid-June, all pupils should receive face-to-face classes at least temporarily. The kindergartens should open fully again by the end of June at the latest. So far, at most 50 percent of the children who normally visit the facility can be cared for there at the same time.
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BAVARIA: Some cohorts are back in schools, only after the Pentecost break in mid-June should all students go to school at least on a daily basis. All children should be allowed to go back to kindergartens and crèches by July 1st.
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BERLIN: By the summer, every daycare child should again receive childcare. By the end of May, all students with fewer hours should go to school.
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BRANDENBURG: All pupils are able to attend school and take part in classroom instruction at least on a daily or weekly basis before the summer holidays. A limited regular operation is to start at daycare centers.
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BREMEN: All school classes are gradually being brought back. From June 1st, all preschool children should come back to daycare centers.
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HAMBURG: All pupils should receive lessons in the school at least once a week. Daycare centers go into regular operation step by step.
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HESSEN: Daycare centers are to go back to normal operation on June 2nd. Classes in schools have gradually started again.
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MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN: The pupils are already gradually returning to school. Daycare centers are open to all children again.
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LOWER SAXONY: The emergency care in the daycare centers is gradually being expanded, the return to normal operation is planned for August 1st. Pupils are returning little by little, from June 15th all classes have classes in schools again.
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NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA: Kindergarten children and pupils are gradually returning. From the end of May, all pupils should receive face-to-face lessons on a daily basis, and from June 8, there should be “restricted regular operation” for all daycare children.
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RHINELAND-PALATINATE: Classes have started again gradually, all pupils should go to school again by mid-June. The daycare centers should open to everyone from June 2, albeit with restrictions.
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SAARLAND: In day-care centers and schools, regular operation should be possible again in June.
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SAXONY: Saxony’s daycare centers and primary schools can open to all children in restricted regular operation. Pupils in secondary schools should at least partially be taught at schools again.
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SAXONY-ANHALT: Day care centers and schools are scheduled to return to regular operations on June 2. By June 15th, all elementary school students should come back to school every day.
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN: Classes 1 to 3 at primary schools as well as grades 8, 9 and 10 at community schools and high schools have started again. From June 1st, day care will be restricted in the daycare centers.
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THURINGIA: The municipalities were free to decide whether to offer limited regular operation in the kindergartens. This should start in all daycare centers by June 15 at the latest. In the schools, all pupils should be able to take face-to-face classes again after Pentecost.
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