Timeline of the day:
8am: wakey wakey
9:05am: Breakfast at hotel
10am: set off for city center
10:40am: reached city center, stood around waiting for the glockenspiel
11am: glockenspiel at Marienplatz goes off for 15mins
12:20pm to 1:20pm: lunch
2:40pm to 3:10pm: Internet
3:30pm: took train back to hotel
4pm: arrive hotel, took a nap
6pm: woke up, packed a separate overnight bag for the following night
7pm: walked to dinner location
8:40pm: finished dinner, bought gelato, bought pizza, then walked back to hotel
Spendings of the day:
Room tip: €1.30
Tip for the Xylophone guy: €1.30
Lunch: ??? forgot to note down.
30mins Internet: €1
Train tix: €2.20 x 2 = €4.40
Postcard: €0.40
Magnet: €4.50
Gelato: €1.40 (2 scoops)
Gelato (again): €1.40 (2 scoops)
Pizza: €5
Mineral water: €2.10
breakfast at hotel |
Bus ride to city center
Arrived at Marienplatz |
Stood around waiting for the Glockenspiel to go off at 11am (12noon and 5pm in the Summer i believe)
Glockenspiel |
Everyone else's waiting for it to chime too... |
This guy is really good. He played Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca on his Xylophone with just his 4 mallets. I have 10 fingers and yet I can't play the same piece as well as him on my piano. |
Lunch time |
Beer costs cheaper than coke here in Munich. |
Exterior of the place where we had our lunch |
Devil's Footstep at Frauenkirche |
This is a black mark resembling a footprint with a small hooked tail at the heel, which, according to legend, was where the devil stood when he curiously regarded and ridiculed the windowless church that Halsbach had built. In fact, it is a large casting in the square base plate, and none of the side windows can be seen from the spot when one looks to the high altar. -wikipedia
My size 4 feet doesn't match :) |
Hmmm.... |
It fits!! The devil wears size 10 :) |
Frauenkirche |
Exterior of Frauenkirch |
Frauenkirch |
internet terminal |
:) |
a shop at the station near our hotel |
We went to a restaurant near our hotel for our dinner
Dessert :) |
Our group's Tshirt |
yummy....better than the ones I had in Italy :) |
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