Munich Airport Marriott Hotel Freising

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... to try anything. One day we joined a tour group and took the train to the nearby town of Dachau. This is the site of the first concentration camp of the Third Reich. Dachau was a labor internment camp comprised almost entirely of men. This would be the site that all concentration camps would be modeled after. The first inmates were political prisoners that Hitler and Himmler wanted to isolate as being a threat to their 25 point plan. Eventually, people from ...

... wide partner ticket. We then hoofed it down the block to our hotel, the Hotel Jedermann. Mistake!! The Hotel Jedermann, a gem of a three-star European hotel, was across the street from the tram from the main station. We could have rode to the hotel on the same ticket we used from the airport. After we figured this out we went back to the station, by tram, so that we could visit the Park Cafe biergarten ...

... attached museum has an extensive array of religious paintings, sculptures and artifacts that spread over a number of rooms on three floors and the library has an exhibition of the current Pope's life. However we loved the Sitchtungsgarten which I would never have found if I hadn't had the book "1001 Gardens to see before you die" which my son gave me. It was a nineteenth century ...

... officials should come over here and take some notes! I managed to figure out how to get a subway ticket to Romi's school. The ticket vending machine wasn't exactly user-friendly and I had to wait for about ten minutes with my heavy backpack on my back while poor tourists struggled to figure it out. I get the feeling that the German attitude towards these things is that if you're ...

... completly forgot on departure), but managed to go back to the airport empty handed. Munich Intl. is of course huge, which gave us the opportunity to spend some cash in a coffee shop and surf the net using the wireless connection. The flight to Beijing was scheduled for 7:30 PM, but it was also delayed. Our Airbus had actually just returned from Sao Paolo with a 5 hours delay. We left for PEK at about 8:30, but managed to arrive on time thanks to "wind from behind". :)

... Disney castle to Fussen, no Schloss Nyphemburg, no galleries or museums, no nothing. Well, that's not entirely true. You see, fortunately for us, or perhaps unforunately in reflection, some of the must do things in Munich involve drinking. Over a few 1 litre steins and ridiculously enormous pretzels at the legendary Hofbrauhaus, we all had flashbacks to Seoul and a reminder of how difficult and exhausting it is it talk to Koreans in broken english. Despite the exceptionally cliched ...

... that was the last night, and the next morning by 6:45 am I was on a plane to Amsterdam, and than Manchester. Saying good bye was tough, I felt like the hello was only a day or two ago, but of course, when you're having an amazing time, its Murphys law: it goes at lightning speed. How do you say good-bye to someone when you have no idea when you're going to see each other again? How are you supposed to feel? I don't know, but it was tough, and it really hurt.

Once upon a time there was a little girl who couldn't stand the taste of beer ... then she came to live in Munich and became a massive beer snob. This was not only due to the fact that she was - I mean is - a complete tight-**** (beer is usually cheaper than water here) but also ... well ... because here the beer actually tastes nice. Ok I'm bored trying to tell this story like a sort of fable so here it is. In ...