Places to go in Germany?
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Originally posted by kengkia:
and next...cassie gotta tell the kimchi kia where to deliver it to u mah?
Cassie on diet, confirm she won't eat bah
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My hubby told me Frankfurt is super boring for his 1 mth stint there
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remember to help me say hi to hitler
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Originally posted by elindra:
My hubby told me Frankfurt is super boring for his 1 mth stint there
Moi travel agent told moi dat Frankfurt has nothing much interesting, coz it is a financial capital, not a historical location...
Kind of boring, u can cover FRA in one day~
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Originally posted by Fryderyk HPH:
Cassie on diet, confirm she won't eat bah
diet to gain weight? then yes. -
Originally posted by gunner77:
remember to help me say hi to hitler
You ish in need of a tight slap
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Originally posted by cassie:
diet to gain weight? then yes. -
Frankfurt has nothing much.
After spending one day there, take a little trip to Hidelberg, where you have a big nice castle to tour about :)
Or Köln for the very nice twin peaked Kölner Dom.
It's not very far away...
My suggestion... If you are going to stay in Frankfurt for a while, use your Eurail pass to take quick ICE to either hidelberg or köln (cologne), then back...
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Originally posted by Fryderyk HPH:
You ish in need of a tight slap
help me get some WW2 relics -
Originally posted by Fryderyk HPH:
You ish in need of a tight slap
ok okthen help me get ww2 relics like what aew want also
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Originally posted by Fryderyk HPH:
Moi travel agent told moi dat Frankfurt has nothing much interesting, coz it is a financial capital, not a historical location...
Kind of boring, u can cover FRA in one day~
Yes, he's right
I was in Darmstadt for 4 months for student's exchange, a city just 20 mins south of Frankfurt.
Munich is a go, for the Allianz stadium, the Merz and BMW musem... if u hv time, you can take a little trip down to the concentration camp at Dachau... sad place...
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My suggestion is that if you're coming back to SG right after Frankfurt is to tabao the Frankfurters back
It's really good and makes the sausages back in Singapore taste very average. LOL
That is if you're a fan of sausages in the first place
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Add on to elindra's suggestion:
Try the Döner around in Germany too :)
Not to mention the beer in their cafes...
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add on to suggestions: pls bring along 4 empty bags [i kid you not - my sis and BIL came back from a week in melbourne/tassy with 8 bags]
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Originally posted by eagle:
Frankfurt has nothing much.
After spending one day there, take a little trip to Hidelberg, where you have a big nice castle to tour about :)
Or Köln for the very nice twin peaked Kölner Dom.
It's not very far away...
My suggestion... If you are going to stay in Frankfurt for a while, use your Eurail pass to take quick ICE to either hidelberg or köln (cologne), then back...
Moi finalised routing now is~...
10th Sept -> Paris arrival in the morning. Full day tour, nite in Paris.
11th Sept -> Morning and afternoon tour, include Lourve. Overnite in train.
12th Sept -> Full day tour of Berlin. Overnite in Berlin.
13th Sept -> Morning departure to Dresden. Afternoon city tour and overnite.
14th Sept -> Morning departure to Munich. Afternoon tour. Overnite in Munich.
15th Sept -> Morning train to Fussen(Neuschwanstein Castle). Nite in Munich.
16th Sept -> Morning train to Vienna. Evening tour of Vienna. Nite in Vienna.
17th Sept -> Full day tour of Vienna. Nite in Vienna.
18th Sept -> Morning train to Salzburg. Full day city tour. Nite in Salzburg.
19th Sept -> Morning train to Zurich. Transit train to Basel. Nite in Basel.
20th Sept -> Full day tour of Basel. Nite in Basel.
21st Sept -> Noon train to Luzern. Afternoon tour to Luzern. Nite in Luzern.
22nd Sept -> Morning train to Zurich, 4 hours there. Noon train to Frankfurt for nite.
23rd Sept -> Full day tour of Frankfurt. Nite in Frankfurt.
24th Sept -> Noon train to Cologne. Evening tour. Nite in Cologne.
25th Sept -> Morning and afternoon tour. 4p.m train to Frankfurt Flughafen. -
Originally posted by eagle:
Yes, he's right
I was in Darmstadt for 4 months for student's exchange, a city just 20 mins south of Frankfurt.
Munich is a go, for the Allianz stadium, the Merz and BMW musem... if u hv time, you can take a little trip down to the concentration camp at Dachau... sad place...
For Munich, only go to Marienplatz, anything else, intend to take a S-Bahn tour bah~...
No time for Dachau. Not interested in Football tooo~ -
Originally posted by eagle:
Add on to elindra's suggestion:
Try the Döner around in Germany too :)
Not to mention the beer in their cafes...
LOL moi ish underage
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Originally posted by cassie:
add on to suggestions: pls bring along 4 empty bags [i kid you not - my sis and BIL came back from a week in melbourne/tassy with 8 bags]
Cannot lah~... I only bringing haversack, coz moi ish backpacking and have a small budget
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go berlin see the crumbling walls. Dresden think got some castles, forgot le.
Go black forest find fairy or goblins. and bring nice beers and suasages back pls.
actually why don't you take the chance to go down to prague instead of staying in germany?
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Originally posted by hisoka:
go berlin see the crumbling walls. Dresden think got some castles, forgot le.
Go black forest find fairy or goblins. and bring nice beers and suasages back pls.
actually why don't you take the chance to go down to prague instead of staying in germany?
I cannot go to Eastern Europe cause I only bought Insurance for Western Europe. If I go to Prague my insurance would be voided. And travelling alone insurance is very important to me.
Prague was in moi initial plans though...
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Moi ish leaving for Paris tonite~
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Bon voyage.
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
Bon voyage.
thank chiew thank chiew
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have fun!
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Originally posted by cassie:
have fun!
Sure~!
Will post a trip report of the Global Civil Aviation forum after I return~!