During the pandemic, regulations are imposed by different sources. The German government imposes the overall rules, but the governments of the individual Länder (federal states in Germany) as well as some cities have the freedom to impose regulations with regard to the particular situation of the area. Here we try to summarize the information relevant for our guests as best as possible and to keep it up to date. We assume no liability for this information and refer to the government websites for the official regulations:

NRW website (only in German), Federal Foreign Office's website, city of Bonn's website.

Regulations in Bonn / NRW / Germany

Update October 1, 2022 - April 7, 2023:

• FFP2 masks are mandatory for long-distance public transport for people of 14 y/o and up. Children and adolescents 6-13 y/o and personnel may also wear medical masks (surgical masks).
• in direct public transport in Bonn and surroundings at least a medical mask must be worn.
• For access to hospitals and care facilities, FFP2 masks are mandatory and testing is compulsory.
• Wearing an FFP2 mask is mandatory for patients and visitors in doctors' offices, dialysis facilities and other healthcare facilities.
• In many areas the mask obligation is dropped indoors and outdoors. However, an obligation to wear a mask can be imposed via the house rules of the respective facility. Indoors, the wearing of a protective mask is still recommended. No medical mask or FFP2 mask needs to be worn outside.

You can see the current numbers regarding Covid-19 in Bonn here.