#Review #Munich
I spent just 3 days in Munich, encountering not the most pleasant weather. Therefore, I'll refrain from a detailed review - maybe I should come here in the summer instead.
But honestly, after visiting several German cities (Berlin,…
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If you want to explore beyond Munich, but the idea of driving three hours to Neuschwanstein doesn't appeal to you, there's a much more historically significant alternative.
From the central station, you can reach a small town called Dachau in an…
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A night walk around the city
I stopped by a couple of bars, and the crowd was really nice. There were many people from other parts of Germany and Europe, who mostly come here to work or study.
But it's hard to become a local here. The Bavarians are…
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On the streets of Munich, almost all of the popular German architectural styles of the 19th and 20th centuries are represented.
Houses with arches and towers? - most likely it's Jugendstil, German Modernism.
Rows of windows along the streets,…
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The Munich City Hall is an excellent example of Neo-Gothic architecture.
If you think about it, on a sunny day, it's a quite beautiful palace building, but on a rainy day, it just becomes extremely gloomy. It even made me want to go to Edinburgh…
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The central district of the city, also known as the local patricians' quarter.
Here, in a historic building, is the Mandarin Oriental hotel (considered the best in Munich), and just behind it is the largest beer hall, Hofbräuhaus. There's a lot of…
The next city on my journey was the capital of Bavaria and the home of all beer - #Munich
I completely misjudged the weather here. It's cloudy, cold, and depressingly autumnal. The high cost of the city forced me to save money, which I also regretted -…