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Inselkammerstrasse 7-9, Unterhaching, Bavaria, 82008, Germany
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Hello,
I am taking a train from Insbruck to Munchen Airport 7/02 in the evening and my flight back to Oslo departs 09:00 AM the next day, i.e. 08/02
As I arrive late evening, I am trying to find a reasonable price hotel not far from the airport to stay the night over. Can anyone suggest me the place?
My problem is, I need a place either with an airport tranffer or nearby any train station on the way to the airport as I shall have my heavy ski equipment with me and a bag and it will be heavy to walk around.
I don`t know the taxi prces, and how easy(dif is to get them late in the evening to reach some hotell.
Maybe someone aso knows if it is possibel to check in my luggage 8 hours before the flight? then it makes life much easier :-)
Stay in one of the many hotels around the Haupbahnhof (the main train station). It's no problem to make it in time for your flight. Apart from a short break between 2am and 3am there are S-Bahn trains to the airport all day.
> I am trying to find a reasonable price hotel not far from the airport to stay the night over.
Does not exist.
There is only the expensive Kempinski hotel directly at the airport. The other "airport" hotels are in the villages and towns around the airport. At least 10 minutes by shuttle bus, but 20-25 minutes are no less common.
> As I arrive late evening,
You will need at least 1-1,5 hours between arriving at Munich Hbf from Innsbruck and arrival at one of these "airport" hotels.
10-20 minutes to transfer to the S-Bahn (depending where you arrive at Munich Hbf and when the next S-Bahn will depart)
40-45 to get by S-Bahn to the airport
finding the bus stop for your hotel shuttle bus
10-25 transfer by hotel shuttle bus
http://www.munich-airport.de/en/consumer/aufenthalt_trans/hotels/index.jsp
Here you have all at and nearby the Apt - with shuttle to and from. All is only a question of budget.
Don't miss the Glockenspiel (Carillon).
Every day at 11 am, 12 am and 5 pm, you can watch the Glockenspiel in the 80m-high tower of the Neues Rathaus. It displays two events that happened on this spot: the marriage of Wilhelm V to Renata von Lothringen in 1568, and the first Schäfflertanz (coopers' dance) of 1517, intended to cheer people up during the plague. This dance is still held every seven years, next in 2005.
If you visit Munich and are even only slightly interested in natural sciences, technics or related fields, then a visit to the German Museum (Germany’s largest museum and the biggest of its kind in Europe with exhibitions on cars, ships, trains, planes, physics, chemistry, mining, manufactoring, electricity, architecture etc etc) is an absolute MUST.
However, most people do not know that there is more on the small “Museum’s Island” in the river Isar than only the German Museum. Right in front of the German museum there is an Imax theatre featuring 3-D movies and typical Imax productions. It shows movies every day and the variety ranges from Insects 3D to Himalaya or Deep Sea expeditions, Grand Canyon Explorations, Phantasy Worlds, a tour through the inside of the human body or educational technical movies. Furthermore they run spectacular Laser Shows adjusted to different kinds of music – be it “Queen” or “Genesis” or classical music. A visit to the Imax is fun – not only with children. URL:
http://www.forumamdeutschenmuseum.de/
Tel. (089) 2 11 25-180
Entrance fees between 5 and 10 Euro
The Imax 3D movie theatre is located on the Museum’s Island in the Isar River right next to the German museum. For detailed directions to the German Museum see www.stadtplan.de.
Go on a day excursion to CHIEMSEE ('Bavarian Sea') where the beautiful SCHLOSS HERRENCHIEMSEE is situated! This is Ludwig II's most ambitious palace, a replica of Versailles. However, only the central wing of the building was completed as he was dethroned shortly. Another long story...
A Wolpertinger is a crossing of several Bavarian animals (like a rabbit with deer horns) which only exist in people's minds. You can only hunt them at night, preferable full moon nights.
Here's one I found. Unfortunately the poor thing ended up in a tourist shop in Kaufinger Straße.
If you want to go skiing but don't have a car (and even if you have one), there are couple of rather good alternatives: First, DB has either some combination tickets including the trip and the skipass (at least to Zugspitze and to Oberstdorf) or cheap schönes wochenende- ticket (only German areas, however). Besides that, some sport stores offer ski trips by bus which are really cheap. At least sport scheck (www.sportscheck.de).
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