9 Days in germany - planning help?
#32
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I agree with many others that there is a lot to see in Munich and Salzburg is also worth a day-trip. Two other options, especially if the weather is nice, are two monasteries just south of Munich: Ettaler and Andechs. You can reach both from Munich by train and bus.
To find tourist information online from German cities, just try this: www.nameofthetown.de If that doesn't work, try google. Most of them have tourist information on the town web site. Good luck.
To find tourist information online from German cities, just try this: www.nameofthetown.de If that doesn't work, try google. Most of them have tourist information on the town web site. Good luck.
#33




Join Date: Jun 2011
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Just to give another region of Germany a chance ... why not visit North Rhine-Westphalia or Rhineland-Palatinate, which are easily acesssable by train (4h40 from Munich) and car.
Some nice places to visit are
- Cologne (my home town with nice sights, roman history, art galleries, food and many more), - Bonn (the former capital with a interesting background when you are interesed in the newer german history),
- Koblenz
- The Rhine Gorge with the Lorelei and some nicer villages along "Father Rhine",
- The Ahr valley (if you are interesed in wine and food, there are some nice high quality restaurants),
- Dsseldorf
- The Ruhr Metropolitan Region (the fifth largest urban area in Europe with a rich historical, cultural and industrial background)
...
Concerning the trip from Munich: Perhaps you might consider taking a night train from Munich to Cologne?
If you are interested or have any questions, dont hestitate to contact me.
Some nice places to visit are
- Cologne (my home town with nice sights, roman history, art galleries, food and many more), - Bonn (the former capital with a interesting background when you are interesed in the newer german history),
- Koblenz
- The Rhine Gorge with the Lorelei and some nicer villages along "Father Rhine",
- The Ahr valley (if you are interesed in wine and food, there are some nice high quality restaurants),
- Dsseldorf
- The Ruhr Metropolitan Region (the fifth largest urban area in Europe with a rich historical, cultural and industrial background)
...
Concerning the trip from Munich: Perhaps you might consider taking a night train from Munich to Cologne?
If you are interested or have any questions, dont hestitate to contact me.

