 Oktoberfest in Munich...? |
I am looking for a hostel to stay in for Oktoberfest but I am late and almost everything is booked. Where can I look for a hostel in or around the Munich area?
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 Are Brussels, Copenhagen and Berlin good places for a 16 year old girl to visit? |
| My family is thinking about visiting Copenhagen and a few nearby cities sometime soon. Would I (16 year old girl) find the trip interesting and fun? I REALLY want to go to these places (especially B... |
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 Tattoo culture in Germany? |
| The last time I went to Germany I was 9 so I don't remember ever even paying attention to if people had tattoos or not.I'm 18 now and I have one at an angle on my next {Viva La White Girl} ... |
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 What is Germany's mascot animal? |
Like the U.S.'s is the eagle, russia is the bear, etc.
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 What is a good budget hotel in Munich? |
| In other answers on this site I have seen references to Etap hotels, but there are several of them in Munich- which is the closest to the city centre? I also need room for 3 people in the room, and ... |
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 Is Germany wheel chair friendly? Need accomodations for handicapped mother-in-law. Is it possible? |
| We are moving to Germany this summer - Stuttgart- for 2 years. My mother-in-law is VERY upset because she thinks she cannot get around there. Are there ranch style houses there? Are stores and ... |
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 How much is the monthly household expenses (food, laundry, electricity bill, etc) in Germany ? |
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 German guys only. How will you respond to your non-German friend when he/she says he/she wants to learn German? |
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 I'm going to visit Berlin soon. What should I see? |
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 Anyone know about how much a decent house in germany would cost in american $$? |
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 What are some historical landmarks, cultural sites & events in Germany? |
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| I know they are only allowed to travel to germany for no more than 30 days but I live in germany and have my dog in Caifornia, USA. I am staying longer than expected and would like to bring her over.... |
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 Going to Berlin - whats the hotspot or area best for accomodation ? |
| Were goin this summer and lokin for a hotel close to the nightlife andthe hot districts. Yet what area should we look at name of specific area/location ?... |
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Some of the larger, more well-known cities are Munich, Frankfurt, and Berlin. They also happen to be cities with international airports. Other popular attractions are the Cologne Cathedral and Neuschwanstein Castle in Fussen.
All of the above are wonderful experiences, but to be honest, it really depends on your itenterests. If you want to see castles, skip Neuschwanstein and take a Rhine River cruise where you will see dozens of them. If you want to see mountains go to Bavaria. There's a beautiful little town down there called Garmisch. If you're interested in historical sites go see Trier, where they have several roman ruins you can visit. If you're looking for nightlife, go to one of the larger cities.
I would recommend looking at the Germany tourism website, and if interested, go to the unesco world heritage sites and watch some of the videos there. |
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I like Germany. It is nice place, good organized, very clean, friendly and smart people, you can travel quickly in Germany or to the another EU countries, I like also what they are doing for the global warming and the economy is good, they doing the best cars. What else..... |
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Go to Munich!!! It is a big city, but about 100 times cleaner and prettier than NYC or LA. It is also very fun. (personally) But make sure you don't drive around. Take the Ubahn or Sbahn. It is tons easier. Also, Garmisch is fun and a cute town. |
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If you like nature, the Wadden Sea, the Spreewald area and the Elbsandstein Mountains are worth checking out. They are not the most famous destinations in Germany (the Alps and the Black Forest are), but they are very beautiful (and not so overrun by Japanese on a Europe-in-10-days package tour).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wadden_Sea
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Trier, It is the oldest city in Germany and I has some great shopping. It has Roman baths, an ampitheatre and an old part of the roman city gate "Porta Negria". |
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