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C7 9-11, Mannheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, 68159, Germany
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This will be my fist time back in germany since 87-88 and back then i was a 7-8years ols lol so really dont remember much...just tryin to find out in american dollors how much money will i need to get by fo 2 weeks??? and should i change it to euros or keep it as american money...wont be doin to much shopping just a little and clubin....thank you
In case you're with the military and stay on the base, you won't need any Euros, but as soon as you leave the base it's Euros. There are a few places which accept US$, but the exchange rate is worse than in the banks.
One US$ is about 73 Euro cents today.
How much Euros you need depends on what you have to pay for, clubbing can get expensive if you have a few - or more than a few - drinks.
What else do you have to pay for in Euros?
ok well i wont be stayin on base ill be stayin wit a friend....so how much would u suggest in american dollars for 2 weeks....
So you don't have to pay for your accomodation?
One restaurant meal a day - about 20 Euro
Ticket for the transportation - about 5 Euro
Shopping, clubbing -I have no idea what you like, let's say another 25 Euro a day.
If you budget 50 Euro per day, you should be fine, unless you like more expensive restaurants and more expensive clubs.You also have to consider the entrance fee,not just the drinks.
My aunts ship, the Oliver, fixing to pass under one of the many bridges in Germany.
The captain can lower the steering cockpit. It is an amazing trip that you'll never forget. My husband had the chance to steer one of these boats.....wow. My birthplace
The Mannheim Adler (Eagles) are a very well known ice hockey team and on fridays you will see plenty of supporters running around town!!! I once went to one of their matches and it really was quite an experience!!!
In Mannheim's Luisenpark there is a Chinese garden, with a small lake and a waterfall. Next to it there is the Chinese teahouse. They serve several sorts of Chinese tea, in the typical Chinese teacups. No straining of the leaves, which makes drinking rather difficult for me.
If you're hungry, that's not the place to go, as they only serve some very small appetizers. But if you like to sit for a while, relax and enjoy Chinese tea, it's a very nice place. In summer you can sit outside.
Since the Chinese part of the Luisenpark is some distance from the main entrance, there is a small "train" taking passengers to it. Walking, however, is much nicer, as you get to see some more of the park, like the swinging bridges and the small creek. (There is also a regular bridge a bit further down. Not as much fun, but safer.)
In early 18th century Mannheim was ruled by Prince Elector Charles Philipp. He had moved here from Heidelberg , into his new castle. In order to encourage more trade, he wanted a department store to be built. Because he had been spending a fortune of repairing Heidelberg castle, building the new castle and "living in style", he really needed a flourishing trade.
On this scene in B2,1 you can see the foundation of the new store.
Another building which was put up to celebrate the 300th birthday of Mannheim in 1907 was the Kunsthalle.This is is museum specializing in French and German paintings from the last two centuries.Another specialty are modern sculptures, which now include a famous/infamous piece of art, a hole.
It's called HHole by the artist Nathalie Braun-Barends. This hole reaches from the cellar to the
top of the building. The problem is that the fire brigade says, in case of fire smoke can quickly spread through all floors and so this hole has to be guarded all the time. They don't do this for free, of course, and the costs of this action have become the talk of the town.
Well, finding the best way to deal with modern art has always been difficult. I think the landmark of the Kunsthalle is very fitting, a man balancing on a sort of an arrow,trying to find his footing.
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