In fact, Euro Trip #2 is going to happen before Euro Trip #1, simply because we bought the plane tickets 2 weeks ago for the beginning of November, and the train tickets last week end, for this coming week end...
Anyway, I don't know if you got my explanation there, but the POINT IS, I'm going to Munich (Germany) this week end.
Here's a little preview of what's suppose to happen: First thing friday, we get into a train at 6h20 in the morning from Lausanne, get to Zurich about 2h later, wait an hour, transfer to a train which will take us to Munich. Estimated arrival time, 13h28.
We spend the first afternoon visiting the old town, walking around. We start with Dachau's concentration camp, then we go through the alt stadt (old town) to all the main platz. We end up at the Hofbräuhaus, where Hitler, on February 24th 1920, organized the first of many large publicity and propaganda events for the Nazi party.
On saturday, we take a train down to see the Neuschwanstein Castle, in southwest Bavaria. Quite a hike to get down there, a train ride of 2 hours. Then we will ride back to Munich for a last round trip in town. After all this, we will go to Bürgerbräukeller, a large beer hall made famous by Hitler's putsch where he almost got killed, on November 8th 1939. I don't know if the building is still there, but we'll see!
On sunday, we plan on going to Nurnberg, home of the Nazi rallies and the famous Nurnberg trials, after the War. There, we will go to the Zeppelin field, where all these rallies were held.
Of course, you probably figured out by now that I used the words "we" and "us" in this plan. I'll be going there with my new friends from Quebec, Nic and Louis.
lundi 15 octobre 2007
Euro Trip #2 (Planif)
Here they are!
From left to right:
Nic, Dan, Louis
(with the famous 50 cent bottles --> the black ones in front)
Let the trip begin!!!
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Nous, tes parents, avons vu déjà le château de Louis 2 de Bavière ainsi que certaines installations du règne de Hitler . Ça fait bizarre que tu passes dans les mêmes sillons que nous, quelques 25 ans plus tard. Toutefois, ton expérience ne sera jamais la même que la nôtre et c'est tant mieux. Ce sera intéressant de s'en parler lors de ton retour. Bon séjour là-bas!
wow...tes amis sont habillés normal!! :P
Bon voyage...c'est vraiment malade ce que tu t'en va faire! J'espère que tu vas avoir l'occasion de fêter un peu pour le Oktoberfest!!
Hey Dan, Vivian here. I love your blog and will be reading about your adventures on an ongoing basis. Please email me about Dachau... and Germany. It's something I want to do as well. You are quite the guy you know? I got "your car" up to 180 yesterday... don't have your guts to go faster it seems. lol.
ta tante
Thanks for the comment Viv, very appreciated, looking forward to see you!!
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