VAGABOND: GERMANY

All major Train Stations in Germany has an office called BAHNHOFSMISSION (Sign with Red Cross) where you can go and ask for local Information about Places to eat for free.
Usually they also know 1 or 2 Places where you can sleep, but those are under social security, wherefore you will need to show Passport and deal with some Terms like look for a Job, learn the Language and so on. But while you do that, you can apply for Social Wellfare II (more than 300 Euro each month). As a european you can only apply this after being in Germany 3 months (no proof needed).

If you take the metro in Germany remember, that conductors check tickets also outside the train on station ground.

TRAVEL FOR FREE WITH TRAINS IN ALL GERMANY! A happy weekend-ticket for regional train cost only 30 euro, counts for 5 persons and goes anywhere through Germany. So every saturday or sunday just jump the regional train and ask people with the happy (usually 2 persons or more) if you can go with them for free. You can always make some coins on recycling bottles.

PLACES TO GET FOOD FOR FREE

HAMBURG:
In Hamburg you can usually twice a day eat for free at Alimous (Nobistor/LouiseSchröderStraBe). There are plenty of other places too, just go to the Bahnhofsmission at central train station (Steintorwall 20) and ask for a list, or ask other people at Alimous.

NIENBURG:
In Nienburg there is a hostal at BahnhofstraBe - just beside a gas station at the train station - where you can sleep and eat for free - even without a passport - in perhaps a week and even longer if you apply for social wellfare II there.

You can probably make more than 20 Euro a week just by frequenting the train station there three times a day for collecting bottles.

FRANKFURT:
Lots of places to eat for free.

PLACES TO SLEEP FOR FREE

HAMBURG:
Many People sleep on the street in Hamburg. If you have a Passport you can go to an official place to sleep (ask where at Bahnhofsmission), but you must then also arrange a deal with a social assistant (after one or two days), because social welfare is paying for that. (Remember that europeans are considered tourist during their first 3 months in Germany, and first after those 3 months may they apply for social wellfare II.) In the winter time a couple of days in the week another place to sleep is with die Heils Armee (There will probably be other places too open other days at that time.

NIENBURG:
In Nienburg there is a hostal at BahnhofstraBe - just beside a gas station at the train station - where you can sleep and eat for free - even without a passport - in perhaps a week and even longer if you apply for social wellfare II there.

FRANKFURT:
Several places to sleep at least 5 days even without a passport.

HANNOVER:
There are here "a bunker" where you can sleep 2 days for free even without a passport.

HOUSE WARMING FOR FREE

HAMBURG:
There are a lot of to-be places (warming shelters) in Hamburg. You can go to some organisation advising about social wellfare to ask for a list.

WHERE TO GET CLOTHES FOR FREE