The Quiet-Hours Law in Germany That Turns Friendly Neighbors Into Fines
You’re hanging a frame at 9:45 p.m., the drill bites, and a neighbor taps the wall—once, twice—like a metronome. Five minutes later the bell rings. In Germany, that knock is not drama; it’s Nachtruhe coming due. Quiet hours aren’t vague etiquette. They’re a system: night quiet from roughly 22:00–06:00, all-day quiet on Sundays and public …












