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    The Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest - Munich Germany Travel Guide
    The Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest - Munich Germany Travel Guide
    The Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest - Munich Germany Travel Guide
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    The Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest - Munich Germany Travel Guide

    By Marion Kummerow

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    Fully Revised and Updated Version 2017 -- Now includes the new security measures in place

    Famous Munich Oktoberfest is the world's biggest folks and beer festival. It has been imitated hundreds of times, but nothing even remotely resembles the Original.

    This guide gives you all the essential information you need to have the best time of your life.


    - How can you make a reservation?
    - What to do if you don't have a reservation?
    - Guide to all 14 big beer tents
    - Guide to 20+ small and medium-sized tents
    - Background information
    - How to get there? 
    - Is public transport safe?
    - Map of the festival
    - The Parades: Traditional Costume Parade and Opening Parade
    - Opening Ceremony
    - Fun Rides
    - What to eat and drink
    - Most popular Oktoberfest songs
    - What to wear? Dirndl and Lederhose
    - Oktoberfest with Kids?
    - Where to stay?

    These questions and much more will be answered in the Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest.



    About the Author:

    Marion Kummerow has been living in Munich for more than 15 years and she knows the in's and outs of the Oktoberfest. She has put all her knowledge and experiences from countless visits to the festival into this guide book.

    "I'm sure you're going to love it"

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInside-Munich.com
    Release dateNov 8, 2017
    ISBN9781386001416
    The Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest - Munich Germany Travel Guide
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    Marion Kummerow

    Marion Kummerow was born and raised in Germany, before she set out to "discover the world" and lived in various countries. In 1999 she returned to Germany and settled down in Munich where she's now living with her family. In 2004 she and her husband started the website www.inside-munich.com, in order to show the beauties of Munich to foreign visitors. Her guide books about Munich and Germany come from the heart and give insights into the local life.

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      The Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest - Munich Germany Travel Guide - Marion Kummerow

      Copyright Notice and Disclaimer

      Munich’s Ten Gorgeous Gems

      Your Local Companion to the Greatest Places

      Copyright © 2013 Marion Kummerow, www.inside-munich.com

      Weißtannenweg 7

      80939 Munich, Germany

      This book is copyrighted and protected by copyright laws.

      ––––––––

      No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without the prior written permission from the author.

      All maps are copyright © OpenStreetMap contributors

      http://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright

      This publication contains the author’s opinions and ideas. It’s for informative purposes only and is not intended as professional advice.

      The author has used her best efforts in writing this book and the accompanying materials. The author makes no representation or warranties of any kind with respect to the completeness, accuracy, or applicability of the contents of the book.

      The author specifically disclaims any responsibility for any liability, loss or risk, personal or otherwise, caused or alleged to be caused, directly or indirectly by using any information described in this publication.

      Table of Contents

      1 Introduction

      2 Marienplatz

      3 Viktualienmarkt

      4 Englischer Garten

      5 Frauenkirche

      6 Odeonsplatz

      7 Königsplatz

      8 Kunstareal: Pinakotheken

      9 Olympiapark

      10 BMW Experience Park

      11 Nymphenburg Castle

      12 About the Author

      1  Introduction

      Munich has hundreds of attractions, and to fully appreciate everything this city has to offer, you would need to stay here weeks and maybe months.

      However, I boiled down the many attractions to the 10 Gorgeous Gems, the ones you absolutely must visit.

      Each of these 10 must-see sights could keep you busy for an entire day. But I know you have a limited amount of time in our wonderful city and need to make the most of it, and still not miss any of the greatest attractions.

      Therefore, I have included for your convenience three different itineraries with each of the Gorgeous Gems, which suggest what to do when you’re on a short, medium or long time budget.

      Short means you can do all the 10 star attractions in as little as one day. Medium will take you two days and long at least three days to visit them all. Of course, you can mix and match according to your interests and spend more time at the attraction that interests you most, while only superficially visiting the others.

      If you’re on an extra-short itinerary because you have only six to eight hours of stopover at the Munich airport, I have a special fast-track tip for you.

      The attractions are in order to make it easiest to see everything with the least amount of time for traveling from one highlight to the next. This is especially important for short itineraries. On longer stays you can easily change the order as you like and focus on certain areas on different days.

      Even before arriving in Munich, you can optimize your trip by choosing the right days to be here. This is especially true if you have only one day. With this guide book you won’t have to regret that you missed the best spots, ran out of time or arrived at the museum just when it was about to close.

      You’ll find detailed information about opening and closing hours and days for each of the Gorgeous Gems within their chapters. You want to make sure you get to see what you want without worrying about the hours it opens or closes.

      1.1  Cost-Saving Tips

      State-Owned Castles

      Even if you plan to tour just the two castles in this guide (Residenz and Nymphenburg), you can save on admission fees by buying a 14-day pass.

      The 14-day pass is valid for two weeks from your first visit, and you can use it in more than 40 state-owned attractions in Bavaria. If you plan to visit Neuschwanstein as well, this pass is a no-brainer.

      The 14-day ticket costs 26 Euro for one adult and 48 Euro for a family, and you can buy it at the ticket desk of any of the participating attractions.

      Read all the details here:

      https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/

      State- and City-Owned Museums

      Sunday is 1 Euro Day.

      All state- and city-owned

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