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Day 213: Move/fall
... off the tram and walking again, finally in my building and then upstairs, and then back for more. My stuff only took two trips, and now the rest was Mette's, making my brain grumble all the more. Especially knowing that I'll have to repeat this process in less than two weeks. I don't appreciate, can't appreciate Munich, the crisp air and color of the trees, the relaxed feeling of Sundays, while I'm struggling down the sidewalk, acutely aware of ...
Munich - beer, beer and more beer
... a beer garden that can seat 7,000 people. The same company organised a pub crawl so we re-joined most of the group again in the evening. Munich is very much the beer capital - you struggle drink anything else here, and anything less than a litre! The pub crawl took us to a few of the beer halls and gardens, then back to our hostel for a free shot of Jaeger. The group we were with was a good one. Interesting fact about Australia -they call a chute a ...
The Germany I was looking for...
... city center and our dining destination (we’re still starving mind you).
Away from the beach at this point, we had navigated our way into a small square with a handful of local eateries and plenty of outdoor seating. While searching for the place recommended to us, we would walk through a small alleyway whereby sheer chance we would find the Hofbrauhaus, the beer garden our front desk friend was suggesting. Rounding a bend, we soon realized ...
Bavarian Beer
... other places that i can't remember the names of... One thing that I was surprised about I was actually how small Munich is, but very clean and green. Following the tour, (it was decided unanimously with the 3 kiwis (rebbecca & Jono, Louise), the 2 Americans (matt & katie) and myself and Loz) that more beers had to be had...So off we went to the Hofbrauhaus. Once inside, we had to slip and slide our way through the people, until we ...
Munchen
... touch and do things such as write these blogs.
We set off to explore Munich and we chose to use the subway (above and underground) system. We bought a 3 day ticket for 20 euros but as we went towards the train we realized that unlike Paris there was no ticket gates; you could just walk on the train. Maybe the operate on the honor system... Any who we made it to the city centre where we purchased train tickets ...
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