Munich in Pictures
16 Aug
I have not forgotten about the pictures. I just didn’t remember for a couple weeks. I’ve showed you Athens, Rome, Florence, Venice, Vienna, and Prague. Onto Munich!
After taking the slowest train ever from Prague to Munich and getting in around midnight, we promptly woke up the next day and got on a two hour train to visit Neuschwantstein. Kind of crazy. And turns out Germany can be very cold in June, especially when your jacket stayed behind in Prague. But totally worth it.
Neuschwanstein Castle (just like Cinderella)
The castle is located in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps.
So we did a little hiking while we waited for our tour to begin.
And we saw a mountain goat.
The following day we did a free walking tour of Munich which was probably the most educational tour of the entire trip. We learned A LOT but took very few pictures. This is the Glockenspiel.
These are the beer steins at the Hofbrauhaus. We didn’t eat or drink there (because the tour guide told us it is basically a tourist trap) but we did walk through.
And later that night we ran into our old friend, Jer, from Michigan who just happened to be in Munich. And thank goodness since he helped cut up the WHOLE FISH that I was served (after watching this normally-a-vegetarian look upon it in horror).
If I don’t forget, Paris is coming up next. Check out the rest of the Germany pictures here.
Twitter: youvegottaread
That castle is AMAZING! I love castles. I’ve only seen the Munich airport. Guess I need to plan some longer layovers next time!
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I have never seen a mountain goat before, and I think it’s so cool! I also love the castle, and can’t even imagine what it looks like inside. Great photos!
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Munich is a fun city! I love the glockenspiel, the science museum, and was even in the Hofbrauhaus for Oktoberfest one year. Talk about crazy!
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Twitter: avidreader12
Gorgeous pictures! I’ll admit, yourist trap or not, I got a beer at the Hofbrauhaus and it was delicious.
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