I had the good fortune to spend 28 hours in Munich at the beginning of the week. I was promptly informed that Munich is now the most ‘liveable’ city in the world (I could not find validation).
Although my stay was short, I was left with a few impressions:
- Very clean place. Amazing airport – not like Frankfurt, that is for sure.
- Quite a pretty city. They had this HUGE Christmas tree in the main square that was spectacular and in the European tradition, huts all over town selling mulled wine. Very festive feeling.
- It was cold like Canada. But you have to love a temperature in the winter that hovers around 0C and is an hour and a half drive to the Alps. I liked the prices of thing too … London is so expensive.
- Usually when I am in a city I just cab it. It is €15 for a cab downtown where I was meeting a friend versus €5 for the subway. So I ventured out and quite enjoyed it. Like the airport, clean, efficient … German. What I really liked was the retro ‘70’s decor in the subway. Reminded me of a bungalow from my childhood.
Cool city. Next time I will stay for 36 hours.
Don’t know how many times I’ve been to Munich, but I’ve never taken the subway. Will have to try it next time!
How much time do you spent at home? you seem to be all over the globe.