After breakfast, we were off to explore sights that did not require being open to see :) We realized that one more day in Munich might have been a good idea to get in some of the places we won't be able to see since they are closed...we will have to cover Neuschwanstein Castle and Dachau on another trip.
My next car :) |
Olympiapark with the Olympiaturm tower |
View from top of the hill |
After we felt like Olympians, we trekked it back into the city to walk around the Residenz Palace , former home to many Bavarian rulers - a huge building to walk around, and also found Theatine Church around the corner from the Residenz, which is beautiful Baroque style church and very different in style than any other's we've seen on the trip.
Theatine Church |
We had a quick, late lunch at Lowenbrau before heading back to the hotel to take a load off for a while, and stumbled upon Scheider Weisse - so stopped in for a taste before heading back. The menu here looked pretty good, so we thought we'd return a little later to have a late Christmas dinner.
Last stop for our time in Munich - we did go back to Schneider Weisse for dinner - nothing to write home about - it was decent, but the atmosphere, the service, and the beers were all fantastic! The Aventinus Weizen Eisbock was delightful, mmm :) We followed dinner by another walk around Marienplatz before calling it a night.
Marienplatz at night |
Beers for the day: Lowenbrau Original, Lowenbrau Dunkel, Schneider Weisse Meine Hopfenweisse (menu described as Hoppy fireworks, more like Honey fireworks), Schneider Weisse Aventinus, Schneider Weisse Aventinus Weizen Eisbock, Schneider Weisse Mein Grunes, Schneider Weisse Unser Original
Fantastic that you managed to find so much good beer on Christmas! I spent Christmas in Munich one year, and about the only place that was open was a Chinese restaurant (just like home)! What a great way for you to spend the day when not much was open.
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