Munich Travel Blogs - Page 13

THINGS I HAVE LOST SO FAR*2 scarves*2 beanies*2 pairs of gloves*1 indiana jones hat*1 jumper*2 towels*The european peice of my universal power adaptor*Deodorant and two bars of soap*Alot of small change*Pens*1 Padlock*An unknown number of socksESTIMATED NUMBER OF HOURS IVE SPENT TRAVELLING ON BUSES…

Bavaria in the Summer

  This would be our last morning waking up in Stuttgart, at least for a little while, and I can honestly say we were torn up about it.  They had welcomed us with open arms and in truth it was killing us to have to leave.  But, the wide world awaited and we had no choice but to press …

Got a cheap flight from Jersey to Cologne and decided to travel via the Romantic Road to Fussen, and ultimately to Munich. Hopped back on the train to Cologne and returned to the states. Blog is only photos for now, text may come later, may not.

Absolutely great weekend break! Mariensplatz or the central square was decorated with this massive tree and the christmas stalls were amazing. If you have a few bob and a bit of time to spare this coming christmas ...i'd recommend munich for sure! Bring winter woolies though! ...gets rather nipply!

It's mostly photo blog of my trip through Western Europe in 2003. From Poland I started at Oktoberfest in Munich-Germany, followed by Amsterdam-Netherlands, Paris-France, Madrid-Spain, Lisbon and Sintra-Portugal, Barcelona-Spain, Strasbourg-France, Wien-Austria, then back to Poland through Czech Republic. I traveled on a budget by Eurail and stayed at hostels :) It was a great experience :D

I woke up this morning to the loudest thunder I have ever heard in Venice, and then pooring rain which sounded really cool because it was hitting the canals ouside our window.We caught our trains to Munich early.  For the better part of the trip we shared our cabin with 3 nuns.After about 7 ho…

Viaje por Dinamarca, Estonia, Letonia, Lituania, Finlandia y Suecia en Septiembre de 2006

This is where it all started

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The Second World War had the unfortunate consequence of bringing about the destruction of the vast majority of the city of Munich. After the war, then, it was entirely rebuilt in the original style. Thus, today, the city gleams with newness while maintaining a quaint style about it. There remains an outdoor market where a variety of pickles, sausages, cheeses, and chocolates can be purchased and enjoyed.

With a title like that, I can only be talking of course about one city on our train; Munich or Munchen meaning Monk.  The symbol of Munich was formerly a very stern looking monk carrying his bible, over time and as modern PR men and women became more and more drunk on the 6 major brewers in Mu…

Hello from Munich Germany, we got here yesterday and are having a great time munich is a beautiful city with alot of things going on. chad and i went on a pub crawl last night for my birthday it was a lot of fun and easy bc tour guides took us to all these really cool local pubs and such. I will tr…

Here is my wild 2002 trip look at my trip summary

Our trip to Stockholm, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Berlin and Munich for OKTOBERFEST!