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Old Feb 28, 2008 | 10:56 pm
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Originally Posted by You want to go where?
Thanks for the info. and the link on the Frauenkirche. If anyone has any more specific info on the openings and closings, it would be appreciated. I assumed that stores would be closed on Easter Sunday, but wasn't sure if it was like Christmas in London, where virtually everything is shut down including trains, museums, many restaurants, etc. Or if restaurants would be open, but if you didn't have a reservation, you wouldn't have a chance at a table.
Good Friday and Easter Sunday every shop will be closed for certain and I expect several other places to be closed on Good Friday. For Museums and Restaurants you will have to check individually on a case to case basis. There is no general rule. Regarding restaurants I would certainly advise to get a reservation. Easter Sunday is a typical day to go out with the familiy.


Originally Posted by You want to go where?
Doh! I use www.bahn.de all the time. I just had it in my head that the trains from the airport were subway trains (even though they are really S-Bahn) and didn't think about www.bahn.de. Thanks!
I definitely is S-Bahn. However, you can even check other public transport on Bahn.de. Just enter the station name. I believe most of the providers of public transport in Germany use the same search engine and enter their time tables in a shared data base.
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