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 Munich Hauptbahnhof by Jehcekah
The transportation within Munich is very convenient. You can purchase tickets for the S-Bahn (innercity train) and U-Bahn (outer city train) for a reasonable price. A two day partner ticket for the innercity is $7.50. To get to the airport, it costs a little more. Train tickets can also be used on any bus or trams as long as it hasn't expired. We never were asked for our tickets on any Munich public transportation, but don't try to go without a ticket. The cost without one is 30,00 Euro per person.
Before we left for Germany, we bought a four-day partner ticket for the German Rail. You can use it for unlimited travel until midnight of that day. We never had any problems using it and actually got away with no one checking it most of the time. We ended up using it again for an extra day because the conductor had not stamped it. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 horse carriage in Rothenburg by globetrott
These tours will take about 1,5 hours and will start at all major parkings around the centre of town.
Normally there is NO access for private cars to the old town of Rothenburg - except for locals of course and except for tourists, who have booked in one of the hotels. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Brewery-wagons drawn by 6
horses by globetrott
NO reason to worry, when you drive your car nearby, as these horses are used to the car-trafic and every horse will also have it's own "attendant" , walking all the time close to the horse, beeing able to interfere immediately in any case of danger.
Simply follow their instructions and you may pass by easily with your car.
Driving in the centre during Oktoberfest is not really a good idea anyway... Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Priener Bockerl by globetrott
That ride is just 3 Km, but of course it is great fun to take such a lovely steam-train.
They provide a 1st class with great sofas and a 2nd class for ordinary people :-) Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 Lupetto makes his way
through Franconia by richiecdiscLeave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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You can get up the highest mountain of Germany, the Zugspitze several ways. We started out on the German side in Garmisch Patenkirchen, and purchased a family ticket up the mountain and back at the train station. The choice of how one goes up and back down is up to the individual, it all costs the same. We went up with the train, then the last small distance to the top in a small gondola and back down to the Eibsee in the other gondola, and from there back on the train. You could also take the train both ways, or the gondola both ways if you wanted to. I liked both. The train gave you enough time to see the area, the gondola was very high up and you have spectacular views. The train was more comfortable since the gondola was crowded and most people were standing.
(there is also a gondola on the Austrian side of the mountain near Reutte) Theme: Train
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 Elefantentreffen 2006 Taxi by marco2005
The site of the Elefantentreffen may be very crowded. So in the rush hour you can have some trouble to find a taxi.
In the pic you see one lucky man who got it. Theme: Motorcycle
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 Zugspitzbahn by tessyLeave a Comment Theme: Other
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