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Hotels in Munich

Munich is the place to stay in style whether you choose an old world luxury hotel or a humble family-run guesthouse foreign is skip into the past stay in some of Europe's finest formal hotels or find a secluded bed-and-breakfast townhouse or country cottage just outside the city stay close to the business world in a modern high-rise or grab a convenient room by the airport rent a fully furnished self catering apartment or choose family friendly accommodations with facilities for both parents and children you. https://youtu.be/zBbgkPRcS3w

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hotels in central munich - MEININGER Hotel

I just arrived at mining a Munich here so I'm really tired I had a long long journey first of all I'm gonna go upstairs have a sleep and I'm really excited to see what's gonna happen the next day's here in Munich so I just finishing having asleep upstairs and now I'm going to try contacting my friend Anna which I met a few days before in New Zealand I wonder what she's doing now and where she is I like the different kinds of Hamlet they had in the cheese as well for me that's what I like I think well actually like the cereal cereals or the yogurt I pretty much everything very friendly staff very helping staff clean tidy nice rooms good vacation yeah no complaints it'll you this very looks very comfortable like pictures very beautiful very like my home and address very big of mine in the hotel after having a great day with Lara is begin fiction the only thing that's missing now is a wonderful wheat beer at the mining a hotel so as you can see and really enjoying the saying here in the mining of munich city center and i'm very curious to see what the next phase of deliberate here have a nice evening thanks concert here middle lived yeah it's wider digging on z'ha'dum after the attack I was playing lesson. https://youtu.be/ZWjd-S2r8ps

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Munich, Germany - where to stay in munich

Helloooooo München. München is a very walkable city if you are willing. Only once did we use the public transportation. Uh we used the ubahn? I think that's what it's called. The ubahn! Umm yes, we were on the opposite side of where we needed to be and it was at night, so that's what we did. Otherwise we walked anywhere that we went. Now most of what you are seeing right now is the Marienplatz. And just so you know, the Marienplatz is about a 20-minute walk away from the train station. And we had to keep our luggage there the day that we arrived for several hours, but the lockers that we used were quite inexpensive, maybe 6 Euros each. So, just so you know. *funky music plays* This place! Which I'll put the name on the screen because I shant be trying to pronounce that. Aaanyhoozles. It is -- I don't know if it's considered near or within the Marienplatz. It's a big food market, uh, with other little trinkets to peruse around. My husband and I went there a handful of times, and there was one night that we ate at a restaurant near it. Umm and we decided just to um, to split the meal. One the prices were a tad steep and we thought surely the portion will be big enough for two. Haha, NO. Uh it was more like a snack for two. A really really good snack. But since it didn't completely satisfy our appetites, we uhh, before we went home for the night, there was just a block away from where we were staying, a pizza place that we indulged in a little bit. And they carried ice cream! These tiny, itty bitty little.. baby.. sized.. ice creams. I'm not entirely sure what the proper size. Term. I'm looking for. Aaanyway. Uh, that's what we ate, and that's my story. Cool. *classy piano music plays* During our stay in München we used Airbnb, and the the lady that we stayed with had this absolutely massive dog named Sheeva. Who had this really impressive deep bark, but ahh man Sheeva was just one big marshmallow on the inside. Ahh, probably one of the highlights of our stay in München. It was great. *guitar music plays* https://youtu.be/e384ThceLmI

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where to stay in munich for oktoberfest - angelo hotel

The Angelo hotel is conveniently located just 10 minutes from downtown munich by car or subway the hotel has a modern Flair with a bold red and yellow motif the rooms are clean and well appointed with very comfortable linens a work table and flat-screen TV I love that they have large bright and airy windows at every room the junior suites each have a separate living area as well as about me overall the hotel is polished it is perfect for couples singles and business travelers and the continental breakfast is delicious with more options and you could ever need you. https://youtu.be/uYEZ-zkaeYM

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How to Attend the Oktoberfest in Germany

How to Attend the Oktoberfest in Germany. Hoping to go to the world's biggest beer festival in Munich, Germany? These travel tips will help. You will need Hotel reservations and beer tent reservations. Step 1. Know the history of the Oktoberfest -- the festival first took place in Munich in 1810 to celebrate the marriage of Bavaria's Crown Prince Ludwig I to Princess Therese of Sachsen-Hildburghausen. The original Oktoberfest began on October 12 and lasted 5 days, but the 2-week festival now starts in late September to take advantage of the warmer weather. Step 2. Book a hotel in Munich as early as possible. There are many within walking distance of the fairgrounds, but with up to 6 million visitors attending the celebration each year, some sell out more than a year in advance. Consider staying in a hotel just outside Munich if you're on a budget. Step 3. Book seats in a few beer tents, especially if you want to drink during the popular evening hours. Some of the larger tents require reservations; others offer seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Go to "Oktoberfest.de/en":http://www.oktoberfest.de/en for tent information and phone numbers. Be nice to the beer maids in Germany! They can tip you off to reserved seats that won't be occupied for a few hours. Step 4. Watch the opening ceremonies when the mayor of Munich taps the first keg on the first day of the festival. It's not easy to get a seat in the beer tents on opening day, but you can still enjoy the carnival rides and food stands. Every Tuesday from noon to 6 p.m. is "Family Day," with discounted rides. Young children aren't allowed in the tents after 8 p.m. Step 5. Pace yourself! The only beer size served in the tents is 1 liter -- equivalent to almost 3 bottles of beer. You don't want to be carted off to the medical tent to recover with the other _Bierleichen_ -- which means beer corpses! Did you know In 2004, the bathroom lines at the Oktoberfest were so long that the police had to be called in to monitor them.https://youtu.be/29pPX_VckRI

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Munich - Top Ten Things To Do

Munich that capital of Bavaria is home to sentry old buildings and numerous museums the city is known for its annual Oktoberfest celebration and beer halls including the famed Havre house gourmet dining world-class shopping and so much more I'm Donna Salerno let's discover the top ten things to do in Munich Miriam Platz is a central square in the heart of Munich from here you can explore many historic buildings churches and landmarks the Tower of the new Town Hall houses the glockenspiel a beautiful Karelian that is over a hundred years old a few blocks northeast of the Munich residence is the English garden Munich's largest park bigger than Central Park in New York this green oasis is a wonderful place to explore this is Germany's largest baroque summer palace and includes a massive main building a carriage house and a porcelain factory make sure to see the carriage house and the many buildings throughout the sprawling Gardens open daily st. Peter's Church is Munich's oldest and smallest place of worship jump off the u-bahn or s-bahn at Marion Plaza to store and climate's tower for a sweeping view of Bavaria the Bavarian State Opera House enjoys recognition worldwide and we can include highly requested performance tickets enjoy the Bavarian musical events and discover the beer halls rooms and even the rooftop the German band playing Tunes is designed to make you want to slam your beer mug on the table and order another all dedicated to enjoying a cold one with family and friends the original Oktoberfest was held in 1810 it was to celebrate the wedding of Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese all of the fine folk of Munich were invited to eat and of course drink for five days the celebration was a huge success they decided to do it every year and extend the celebration into September at the edge of Munich sole town lies the residence the former Royal Palace of the Bavarian monarchs today the residence houses one of the best European museums of interior decoration this is a beautiful Gothic cathedral the South Tower can be climbed and offers a unique wide view across the rooftops of Munich and onto the Alps at the entrance you encounter among other things the legendary Devils footprint in the floor of the church it is one of the oldest galleries in the world and houses one of the most famous collections of master paintings the German Museum is one of the oldest and largest Science and Technology museums in the world and boasts an impressive collection of historic artifacts there are weeks worth of museums palaces beer halls memorials and activities to see and do in this modern yet historic city of Munich let us help design the best of the best experiences for you maximize your time and enjoy your preferred way to travel Donna Salerno travel we look forward to planning your vacation https://youtu.be/y1VDIyW70XA munich tourist office where to stay near munich munich germany lodging rick steves munich hotels hotel isartor munich germany

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