Munich was much bigger than I thought it would be. We took a 4 hour train from Zurich to the main station, and we spent 3 days exploring the city that was almost completely destroyed in World War II. Some people say that the rebuilding reminds them of Disneyland because the buildings were rebuilt to look just as they were. I'm grateful that Munich rebuilt their city in this way because it shows us what it really looked like in the past.... something beautiful.
I am standing at the famous Hofbrauhaus. This place was HUGE! You could only get beer by the liter. Crazy!
One cannot go to Munich, the birth place of Oktoberfest, without drinking a liter beer. We went to a beergarden in the English Gardens and had some local brew. Wow!
This is the Rathuas (Town Hall) which was not destroyed by World War II bombs. Amazing.
The view unto Odeonplatz was just beautiful at sunset.
This is taken in the English Gardens which are right in the middle of the city. It's a cross between Hyde Park in London and Central Park in New York.
Our friends from Zurich, Natty, Tony and Esme were also in Munich this weekend. We meet up for a fish dinner.
Our hotel had many old BMW cars on display. I couldn't help but take a picture with the German cars that we know and love.
