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Planning Your Trip
About This Book ............ 5
What’s Where ............ 6
When to Go ............ 9
Quintessential Munich & Bavaria ............ 10
If You Like ............ 12
Great Itinerary ............ 14
On the Calendar ............ 17
Munich & Bavaria
Chapter 1: Munich ............ 19
Exploring Munich ............ 21
Where to Eat ............ 42
Where to Stay ............ 52
Nightlife & the Arts ............ 61
Sports & the Outdoors ............ 68
Shopping ............ 70
Side Trips from Munich ............ 74
Munich Essentials ............ 84
Chapter 2: The Bavarian Alps ............ 89
The Bavarian Alps ............ 90
Bavarian Alps Essentials ............ 128
Chapter 3: The Romantic Road ............ 131
Northern Romantic Road ............ 134
Toward the Alps ............ 160
The Romantic Road Essentials ............ 166
Chapter 4: Franconia & the German Danube ............ 170
Northern Franconia ............ 172
Nürnberg ............ 187
The German Danube ............ 195
Franconia & the German Danube Essentials ............ 209
Chapter 5: Salzburg ............ 211
Exploring Salzburg ............ 213
Where to Eat ............ 222
Where to Stay ............ 227
The Arts ............ 231
Salzburg Essentials ............ 234
Vocabulary ............ 237
Menu Guide ............ 240
Munich & Bavaria Essentials ............ 245
Index ............ 280
About Our Writers ............ 288
Closeups
Bavaria: A Country Within a Country ............ 37
All About German Beer ............ 63
Germany’s Master Sculptor ............ 139
The Fairy-Tale King ............ 165
“Oh, the Hills are Alive . . .” ............ 232
Maps
Bavaria ............ 8
Munich (München) ............ 24—25
Where to Stay & Eat in Munich ............ 44—45
The Bavarian Alps ............ 94—95
The Romantic Road ............ 136
Würzburg ............ 138
Rothenburg-ob-der-Tauber ............ 146
Augsburg ............ 157
Franconia & the German Danube ............ 173
Nürnberg ............ 188
Regensburg ............ 197
Passau ............ 206
Salzburg ............ 215
Where to Stay & Eat in Salzburg ............ 224—225
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Ricardo Leon
reviewed Fodor's Munich and Bavaria on June 20, 2014
Fodor's Munich and Bavaria
I just realised I didn't review this!
I used it extensively during my week in Berlin and it met my needs very well indeed. If I was staying in Berlin for an extended period I'd probably get something more comprehensive, but for a first visit of up to 2 weeks this should serve you well. The fits-in-a-pocket size and shape and pull-out map are excellent design features (though I gather women struggle to find clothes with functional pockets...). Being phoneless, I found the maps extraordinarily useful and well designed.
The guide covers all the things you'd expect; museums, art galleries, neighbourhoods, momuments and major architecture, food, nightlife etc. and has a section on practicalities like emergencies, medical assistance, phrasebook, etc.
On this evidence, I'd buy one of these Top 10 Guides for a city I was visiting for a weekend up to two weeks, if it was my first time there.
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