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An der Hauptfeuerwache 14, Altstadt, Munich, Bavaria, 80331, Germany
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Access to the Stone Rooms
The Biergarten
Menu: breakfast sets and a la carte
My salad , yummy!!!!!!
Well, just bought my plane tickets and now finishing booking my Europe trip for May....any suggestions of places to stay or the best neighbourhood to stay on a budget?
Just a place that I can leave my stuff while I spend the day walking and touring......preferably close to the sights......while looking at the net I found these two.....does anyone know anything about them?
http://www.wombats-hostels.com/munich/
http://www.euro-youth-hotel.de/pt/
Thanks once again,
Leo
There is a website called BUG (I think short for backpackers underground) and if you type in hostel reviews you will be able to see what people have said about the various hostels. I usually use google and just type in bug hostel reviews.
Be aware that in Bavarian Hostels preference is given to travellers under 26 yrs of age.
There is no reason to worry about neighbourhoods in Munich. It's a safe city. I would recommend to look for accommodation that is close to a public transport station. There is a big choice of this next to the main train station.
As you are into hostals I recommend to have a look at www.hostelworld.com.
Thank you very much guys....I was looking at some Hostels, and they have like, 10 next to the main station!
Cheers
Reaching for the Sky - Munich is a city of monuments and statutes; I chanced upon this gigantic art piece in the Schwabing area. The explanatory notes were all in German, hence I didn't manage to find out the 'history' behind it.
I was really amazed at how much of the seemingly ancient architecture in Munich you see is actually post war reconstruction (like a lot of what you see here) and take my hat off to the citizens of Munich for going to such painstaking lengths to return its old centre to its former glory with such fantastic attention to detail. Would that all European cities be so protective of their heritage!
In order to blend in while visiting Munich it is essential to wear traditional clothes. These are available to buy in shops all around the city. This American tourist from Wisconsin, Al Weissburger, arrived in plaid pants and a baseball cap yesterday but now looks as if he has spent in whole life in Bavaria.
Comfortable shoes, sandles, forget the high heels The hair dryer and curling iron etc, have to have an adapter, and I founf it was mor4e convenient to buy a cheap hairdryer in Munchen, then to lug one around with you Again, sunscreen, your outside alot in Munchen, you might not think you would burn, (like Hawaii) but really, you can, so wear the sunscreen The fashion in , and seems to have always been pretty classic, sheck out Sisley for some typical, nice clothes(men/women)
The ZAM (Zentrum für außergewöhnliche Museen = Center for extraordinary museems) is a museum consisting of several small museums:
They have:
- a pedal car museum
- the potty museum
- the Sissi museum (Sissi was the last Austrian empress)
- an Easterbunny museum
- a "bourdalou" museum
- a perfume bottle/flacon museum
- a guardian angel museum
It is really excing and fun and you should try to visit!
Here is the address:
Westenriederstr. 41, 80331 München
subway: Marienplatz
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Address: An der Hauptfeuerwache 14, Altstadt, Munich, Bavaria, 80331, Germany
