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Well, basically it is a trip around Germany, starting from Munich, going anti-clockwise and back to Munich again. Most of the preparation work was done before we set off. Hostels were booked and transport was settled. My friend and I bought the German rail pass, 4 day twin pass and it costs €135 for each). It would be good for us, as tickets for long distance fast trains are very expensive if you don’t book in advance (just like air tickets). So now, the journey started. We took ICE to Munich. It took 6hrs. The only thing remarkable is that my first glass of beer after I came to Germany was ...

Rothenburg ob-der-Tauber A few days earlier, in addition to visiting the Bavarian favorites; Munich, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, and Füssen (Neuschwanstein Castle), we visited the medieval fortified town of Rothenburg o.d.T. The medieval walls and the coble stone roads and alleys ooze a thousand years of history. The archaic architectures of this town emanate the dreamy antiquity. The history the 30-year war created an Indiana-Jones-like mystery complete with the underground passages and dark dungeons. The Rathaus at the Marktplatz has two structures, one that has the Renaissance style and the ...

We arrived to Munich at 10:30am. We purchased 18 euro day pass for all transportation. After checking and relaxing for a while in our hotel we went to Oktoberfest. We didn't have any reservation but we made it before 4pm. Why is so important to be there before 4pm? That is what I wanted to know. The answer is that all the reservations are made for 4:30 pm and if you are at the table which is reserved you will be asked to leave at 4 so they can set up the table. Of course everyone who is already in the tent is going to look for unreserved seats. So in order for you to get the seat you need to ...