Munich

Deadliest Catch · 5th May 2012, 02:29 PM

Any hints, tips, ideas, reviews, opinions etc?

pweller · 5th May 2012, 02:39 PM

Learn a few basic sentences in German, (ordering beer etc) you'll get on better with the locals if they see you trying.

Keith S30S · 5th May 2012, 02:49 PM

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Any hints, tips, ideas, reviews, opinions etc?

PM my mate Ticka, he was there for a stag do 2 weeks ago.

http://www.readytogo.net/smb/member.php?u=537

chillicon · 5th May 2012, 03:17 PM

The Hoffbrau house. Drink steins.

Kuntzpark for night clubs/ strip clubs and restautants.

zwartekat · 5th May 2012, 04:05 PM

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The Hoffbrau house. Drink steins.

Kuntzpark for night clubs/ strip clubs and restautants.

The Hofbrau is overrated. Try somewhere like the Augustiner Keller on Amulfstrasse (it's attached to the brewery), probably a tram ride from the centre but much more authentic.

Munich has plenty to see and do so just have a wander in the centre.

Nymphenburg Palace is worth the fairly short journey from the centre. Very relaxing.

Make sure you have some Weisswurst before midday - a great excuse for an early beer.

Don't go for an Indian meal, you'll be shocked by the blandness.

Where are you staying?

PJH · 5th May 2012, 04:06 PM

It's a good film. I reccomend it.

If you can't be arsed at least learning hello, please, thank you and goodbye you should never leave the country.

(Guten tag/hallo, bitte, danke, auf wiedersehen/tschus) (formal/informal)

Tex · 5th May 2012, 04:38 PM

Beautiful city and within day-trip distance of outings to Dachau and Neuschwanstein (crazy prince Ludwig's fairy tale Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Castle).

shaviessafc · 5th May 2012, 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by PJH

It's a good film. I reccomend it.

If you can't be arsed at least learning hello, please, thank you and goodbye you should never leave the country.

(Guten tag/hallo, bitte, danke, auf wiedersehen/tschus) (formal/informal)

It's Bavaria. Gruess Gott and Servus also, for good day and good bye!

PJH · 5th May 2012, 05:04 PM

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It's Bavaria. Gruess Gott and Servus also, for good day and good bye!

GCSE German didn't get down into the regional nitty gritty