LogicSmith

Munich

We had a great hotel in Munich - it was a smaller hotel in a suburban neighborhood. Below the hotel were both a bar and a supermarket, so we were able to get things like cold milk and fruit. It was also very quiet once the day's World Cup games had ended. The hotel also had free wireless so I was able to check email.

During our tour of Munich, we saw a number of the government buildings from pre-WWII, including the site of Hitler's headquarters. We made sure to be downtown at the world-famous Glockenspeil when it started its 12 noon antics.

glockenspeil.jpg

After lunch most of us went to visit Dachau, Hitler's first concentration camp. It was particularly touching because my wife is a member of one of the groups Hitler persecuted. The major buildings are now used for a museum. I took few pictures there, primarily because it was so depressing.

dachauplaque.jpg

After a bit of shopping downtown, we had dinner at the world-famous Hofbrau Haus.

hofbraudinner.jpg

The food was excellent, and the entertainment was interesting. And, of course, the beer was awesome!

hofbraudancers.jpg


Copyright © 2009 by Dana Cline
Last Updated  Monday, April 06, 2009
Website hosted by 1and1