I will be visiting for 2 weeks. If you have been somewhere and you know it is a well known place - but not worth going to, please let me know. We don't mind traveling, so wherever is fine. Not ...
I'm going to be living in Aachen for the next few months and I want to make sure I hit all of the main attractions. I've seen the Dom and the city, but are there any other things outside of ...
I am taking a train from Nurnberg to Munchen, and it says there are 2 changes...only it doesn't mention where or how long....does that mean I get off the train and get on another, or do people ...
Can anybody help me on how that whole thing happened cause I guess I got the wrong info and though Erich Honecker was the one who was angered and then just tore down the wall? But idk heeelp!...
My cousin, who lives in Germany, recently had a baby and I'd like to get a present for them. Could anyone recommend a good on-line store for a gift card or even better an on-line store that ...
I will be in Heidelberg, Germany for almost a year and I have relatives in Montpelier, France, so I would like to know the distance between these two cities, how can I get Montpellier from Heidelberg ...
i will be travelling with a friend and we'll be on a quite-tight budget travel plan. i think we will mostly walk or take a bus/train everywhere. need suggestions on this.
How is this train ticket acquired in Munich? What does it cost? How many people can use it? Is it valid for trips that start or end in Austria?...
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What is something/someplace romantic in Munich?
I am going to Europe on my one year anniversary and I want to suprise my spouse with something incredible on the day of our anniversary. I have no clue what there is to do in Munich that may be romantic or atleast really fun. Thanks for any ideas!
Very romantic would be a ride in a horse drawn carriage through Munich. You can book one of those at the tourist information at Marienplatz.
If you have more time, make a day trip to Castle Neuschwanstein and walk up there together in the snow - what else could be more romantic than this?
frackledJJ
There is a Japanese tea-house located in the English Garden (big park right in the middle of Munich). It is closed in the winter, as far as I know, but you didn't say when you were coming. It's not the cheapest thing to go there, but they offer Japanese tea ceremonies and the like, and the atmosphere (surrounding area) is very pretty.
Kent R
Ratskeller, across from AM Marienplatz in the New town hall. Also there is a quaint garden across from a yellow temple called St. Kajeethahs ... beautiful place at night
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