The awesomeness of the breakfast at the Hotel Garni Probst can not be overstated. Fueled up on that, we went off to see the
Deutsche Bahn Museum. The exhibits are really interesting, and they don't dance around DB's involvement in the holocaust. The way that they handled the development of railway technology and the differences between that development between the old east and west were really fascinating. And let's not forget the really big HO Scale railway they have. Be sure to check the schedule for when the demonstrations are, because otherwise you'll miss out on a really cool show. After a lunch on the go in the Christmas Market (including more Feuerzangenbowle), we wandered off to Munich. For a change we actually had something booked, our first experimental run with
airbnb.com . We stayed at a
place rented out by a nice young doctor right downtown, near the hauptbahnhof and near the tollwood festival. It's also in a little Turkey kind of neighborhood, so we ended up at a late night Kebob shop a couple of times. We met up with some of W's co-workers and had some dinner at the
Rathaus. It wasn't quite as good as the first time we ate there, and the service we got was a little lackluster even by German standards.
The awesomeness of the breakfast at the Hotel Garni Probst can not be overstated. Fueled up on that, we went off to see the Deutsche Bahn Museum. The exhibits are really interesting, and they don't dance around DB's involvement in the holocaust. The way that they handled the development of railway technology and the differences between that development between the old east and west were really fascinating. And let's not forget the really big HO Scale railway they have. Be sure to check the schedule for when the demonstrations are, because otherwise you'll miss out on a really cool show. After a lunch on the go in the Christmas Market (including more Feuerzangenbowle), we wandered off to Munich. For a change we actually had something booked, our first experimental run with airbnb.com . We stayed at a place rented out by a nice young doctor right downtown, near the hauptbahnhof and near the tollwood festival. It's also in a little Turkey kind of neighborhood, so we ended up at a late night Kebob shop a couple of times. We met up with some of W's co-workers and had some dinner at the Rathaus. It wasn't quite as good as the first time we ate there, and the service we got was a little lackluster even by German standards.
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