Or if you want more travel ideas and inspiration, here are all my articles on the UK and Europe to get you started. A hotel room that normally costs one hundred euros per night will become three hundred euros in those two weeks at the end of September. If you don’t mind the cost, definitely go, but I wanted to let you know that there are also some nice and less touristy alternatives. Oktoberfest is great and I won’t tell you not to go.
Near the Bavarian Alps, Munich is a must-see for many visitors to Germany. Home to Oktoberfest, ornate Baroque churches and legendary beer gardens, you’ll never run out of things to do in and around Munich. Enjoy this special tour and pedicab ride through all the famous sights of Munich’s Old Town and in the English Garden. The city walk for anyone who wants to get acquainted with the most beautiful parts of the center of Munich. If you’re looking for traditional German cuisine, Munich is the city for it. Bavarian food is everywhere here, from schweinshaxe to sauerkraut and potatoes.
From the vibrant city of Berlin to the charming city of Dresden, there’s something for everyone. Be sure to visit at least one vibrant city while in Germany. Germany is home to some of the most beautiful and historic cities in the world. There are plenty of big towns and small towns with that historic charm to explore. Germany is a beautiful country with many breathtaking landscapes to explore. From the hills of the Bavarian Alps to the picturesque villages of the Black Forest, there’s something for everyone.
You’ll start at Marienplatz and cover many of Munich’s most famous landmarks, such as St. Peter’s Church and höfbrauhaus. Make the most of your trip to the heart of Bavaria with this guide, full of tips on where to stay, how to get around, meals (and beers!) and more to try. I’m here in Germany to study and I need to change a lot of habits mentioned above. Talking quietly, peeing, puncturing leaks, providing a bike path. Even some seniors scold you, this is the strangest thing. I think the junkie generation is much better the older they are.
While working on the 90-day automatic tourist visa, you may not be working, but you can do business. If you have two weeks, you can see a lot of Germany! For example, you can start in Berlin, then visit Hamburg, take a day trip to Lübeck, then visit the Rhine region, stop in the Black Forest and end your trip in Munich. You could easily make this trip by train or car.
Check out a few day itineraries we’ve outlined to give you an idea of how much you can do in that amount of time. Bavaria/Alps – Munich is the characteristic city of Bavaria (Oktoberfest!), along with smaller cities such as Regensburg, Nuremberg, Würtzburg, Bamberg and Passau. Combine a trip to Bavaria with a visit to Austria, the Czech Republic or Switzerland. Vineyards and wineries, spas, castles, waterfalls, Lake Constance, cute villages and hiking are also features of the Black Forest/Baden-Württemberg region.
It is a very convenient location and really comfortable. You will also appreciate how quiet it is compared to nearby cheap or budget hotels. Another option, if the Marc Munich is booked, is the Sofitel Munich Bayerpost. Hotels book up to 6 months in advance and the price can go up to the closer the festival gets. For this reason, it is advisable to book your flight and hotel as soon as possible, even up to 9 months in advance.
I personally love dirndl, but never bought one because they are usually quite expensive, but still a nice memory of Tyrol. Get more travel inspiration, tips and exclusive offers straight to your inbox with our weekly newsletter. Of course, Oktoberfest oktoberfest always attracts crowds; in fact, it has become a full-fledged annual item for many of Europe’s party-hungry youth. But despite the free-flowing alcohol, Munich has long been considered Berlin’s annoying-annoying southern cousin.
