Pension Munich

... back to drunk after a big day of alcohol consumption. In the end, the hotel was only one of the two - out of the way. Pension Carl, despite its looks, was quite cosy, plus free wifi is always a winner for me. But to be honest, I would have preferred ...

We were up early and had a great breakfast at Pension Peters before heading to the main train station in Berlin. Got there just in time to board the 830 train to Munich. It was a long train ride, almost six hours but beautiful the whole way. The cute ...

... we could see the inside of the bunkhouses where the prisoners had to live. We caught one of the bus/train lines that ran back to Munich, then went all the way back to the hotel to change for dinner.  We went to the Hofbrahaus, a famous brewery. ...

... to the train station, then caught our train back to Munich just in time for it to start raining.  However, once we got to Munich, the rain had stopped.  We went to a restaurant called Moredo, where most of us had fajitas, and they gave us bibs ...

... and Megan returned quickly and quietly to our room. Enough said. Today... We took a quick two and a half hour train ride into Munich. Socks and sandals are definitely a fashion trend here. Derek may even bring it back to Canada. We found our hotel, which ...

... positively cackled when we asked her to find us a room in Munich for less than DM 100 ($50). Still, she did manage - Pension Marie Louise, just around the corner from the station. To our surprise the pension was clean and in a quiet location, its only ...

... my travelogue done, so I'm sitting in my room at the Hotel Garni Uhland writing on my laptop. A "Garni" is a step above a "Pension" (bed and breakfast). Hotel Uhland is just a block from the Theresienwiese; if this were during Oktoberfest, I would be ...

... zones and lively outdoor markets. We arrived in Munich on a holiday Monday. The metro line we were to take to our pension near Marianplatz was closed for construction, the museums were also closed, as were all the shops. Bummer when we only have three ...

... . To be honest, I probably could have done without the plays and still have felt like I had got my money's worth... although the pension where we stayed could have done with a few less creaks in the floor and a couple more showers (only one for our ...

... city; cobbled narrow streets, really old buildings everywhere. I was staying right in the centre of the old town, which was beautiful. My Pension, which is like a very basic hotel in an old building, had oodles of character and it was nice and quiet so I ...

... fish and cheese!   On July 14th we took a 11:10AM train and arrived in Muunich at 1PM.  We checked into Pension Lacarta.  They had a fan and a television!!    We visited the BMW Museum.  It was very interactive with ...

... despite a language difference we could find our way around on the train system, right into the city centre where we checked out the pension we will be staying at after this tour.  We hopped on the 'Hop on Hop Off' tour and learned heaps about Munich ...

... fish and cheese!   On July 14th we took a 11:10AM train and arrived in Muunich at 1PM.  We checked into Pension Lacarta.  They had a fan and a television!!    We visited the BMW Museum.  It was very interactive with ...

... trains happen to slide quietly in and out of. Ah, German efficiency, never before have you been so appreciated. I found the Pension Augsburg nearby, fairly cheap (I assume) at 46DM. They say that old habits die hard but new ones die hard too - I ...

... vendors with nuts, fruits, etc.  Pension am Jakobsplatz is just off Marienplatz a couple blocks, 5 min walk.  The pension is excellent!  Clean, contemporary decor, and Christoph Zenker is the perfect host!  He is very helpful.  ...