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Public Transportation Munich
96 Reviews Munich has one of the best and easiest-to-use public transport systems in Europe. While you can buy single tickets and "stripe tickets" (see the MVV website), the best deal for most tourists is to...
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Airport - Connections and Airlines Munich
70 Reviews Munich's Franz Josef Strauss Airport (Airport Code: MUC) is located about 35 km (20 miles) to the north of Munich. In addition to being a hub airport for Lufthansa, the airport is used by many...
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By train Munich
62 Reviews Munich's Hauptbahnhof, or main train station, is quite an amazing transportation hub. You can think of it as 4 stations in one: The main tracks for the longer trains (tracks 11-26); two...
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Take the bike Munich
16 Reviews Rent a bicycle at the main train station (Hauptbahnhof), Radius Bike Rental (near track 32), ride to Nymphenburg palace, Olympic park, BMW museum, English Garten and back to the train station. Perfect...
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By car Munich
16 Reviews Lot's of German gas stations close Sunday afternoon, so if you are returning a car on Sunday be careful. At the Munich airport there is a Tankstelle (gas station) open on Sunday at the Hallbergmoos...
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By foot Munich
3 Reviews The downtown area as well as the quarters around it can easily be explored by foot. Many travel guides (also some english ones) contain longer guided walks, where you follow the guide book and get...
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The Bayern ticket offers unlimited travel on regional trains anywhere in Bavaria for one full day for up to five people, all for 21 Euros. It's a great deal and gives your driver a break so she can have a beer too!
A car comes in very handy in traveling around Bavaria, especially in getting to all the small villages that I love to see up close. The distances are not so great and we didn't drive more than three hours to get from any one place to the next and mostly, the times were much shorter than that. Thanks to D for the great job in driving and to Lupetto for getting us to all the places with no breakdowns.
There are some great bike routes here in Oberbayern/Niederbayern.
TAXIThe 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.
This is the new modern airport of Munich. Not exactly in the city, but easy connection by public trsnasport from any big city in Bavaria.
If you wanna visit Germany's highest mountain, you can take the little train from Garmisch or from Eibsee. The cable car is closed in early november
We rented a little car to take us on our journy around Bavaria. The cost was arounf 45$ a day and it was alot of fun. Ask for the upgrade with Avis to the A-class.
Kempinski Hotel Airport Munchen Munich
7 Reviews and 482 Opinions I stayed here one night when my flight was cancelled due to technical reasons. This hotel is a high...
Sheraton Hotel Carlton Nürnberg
2 Reviews and 134 Opinions Not far from the station, outside the city walls, at first sight, this hotel may seems a bit remote....
Hotel Eisenhut Rothenburg ob der Tauber
4 Reviews and 117 Opinions In 1950, my dad took pictures of this hotel sign. I don't remember whether we stayed there or not -...
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Q: I have used the Bayern Takt when my wife and I traveled to Germany, but this next trip will be with 5 adult and one two year old....
A: If I understand correctly, Bayern Takt describes a system of schedules and connections, not a ticket. You probably mean Bayern-Ticket which is indeed valid for up to 5...
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