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Hi,
can anyone help me what is the price with train Munich-Brugge 2nd class for family of 2 adults+2 kids.?
Thanks a lot in advance
Normal fare (excluding TGV and Thalys) is EUR 156.80/adult one-way. Children under 12 pay half.
Special offers are available from EUR 39 when booked well in advance (max 89 days).
Just look at
http://www.bahn.de/international/view/en/index.shtml
where you will find train times, details and fares in English for your dates (or for similar days of the week if you are travelling more than a couple of months from now).
You can also book through this site and, as noted, bahn.de does offer good advance fares on some trains on some routes, subject to availability.
Well, I put this under this category because it wouldn't fit anywhere else, but I do think it is useful information. Brugge does have a left luggage facility in the train station. It's one of those coin operated lockers and we stored our stuff while we walked around during the day.
You will be in the old St.John's Hospital complex and learn about life in 15th century. Hans Memling is considered one of the most important 'Flemish primitives' so it would be good visit if you want to know more about history.
To the left of the Basilica is the beautiful 14th century façade. The foundation stone of the Gothic City Hall was laid by Count Lodewijk van Male in 1376. The façade contains portrayals of biblical figures as well as characters from Flanders' past.
these wildly popular canal-boat tours. It seems you can get a better view of things just by wandering around on your own, not being jammed into these longboats like sardines. But the guided-tour people, look at them, they've been told this is the thing to do so they line up for the canal boats like there's no tomorrow. No thank you!
Lock it up with a pad lock folks. No joke! Take some crapy clothes with you. Then replace them with new cool new ones you buy alone the way. Donate you old ones to a hostel. Bring cold meds. They are hard to find in little towns. And of coarse there’s this old one: “Lay out all the clothes you want to take with you. Take out half the clothes and double your money and you should be fine.”
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