Munich & Innsbruck
Jan 28th, 2013, 01:31 PM
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Munich & Innsbruck
My son & I will be traveling to Munich the last of February. We want to tour
Newschwanstein castle, ski in Garmisch, and travel o Innsbruck for more skiing
And sightseeing. We will use public transportation. What is the best route to
Travel to all of these places? We will only be there for 6 days!
Thank you for suggestions..
Newschwanstein castle, ski in Garmisch, and travel o Innsbruck for more skiing
And sightseeing. We will use public transportation. What is the best route to
Travel to all of these places? We will only be there for 6 days!
Thank you for suggestions..
Jan 28th, 2013, 01:42 PM
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Garmisch and Innsbruck are on the same main rail line - about 2 hours to Innsbruck - so maybe stay in Garmisch then mosey on by train to Innsbruck - for Fussen and Mad Ludwig's castles take the train - about 2 hours and get a Bavarian Pass where up to five people can travel on regional trains all day as well as buses and trams ans S-bahns in Munich. Buy that pass at train stations - if you want to stay in Fussen you can take a train from there to Garmisch by taking a short bus ride thru the gap to Reutte, Austria, on a train line to Garmisch and Innsbruck.
For loads of great info on German and Austrian trains I always highlight these IMO superb sites - www.seat61.com; http://www.budgeteuropetravel.com/id9.html and www.ricksteves.com. And never worry about getting on those trains - never a problem if you just show up IME right before the train.
For loads of great info on German and Austrian trains I always highlight these IMO superb sites - www.seat61.com; http://www.budgeteuropetravel.com/id9.html and www.ricksteves.com. And never worry about getting on those trains - never a problem if you just show up IME right before the train.
Jan 29th, 2013, 08:51 AM
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Garmisch would be a good base for all three IMO - check out the buses to Fussen from there or the train to Reutte and bus thru the gap to Fussen - Innsbruck is a short train trip and you can day trip easily into Munich. Could ski at Innsbruck and Garmisch both. Nice to base in one town and not have to relocated IMO.
Jan 29th, 2013, 09:34 AM
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I greatly appreciate your suggestions. A couple of additional questions...
Is it feasible to go Munich to Garmisch (to check into hotel) and on to the castles in one day?
Any specific ski areas that you would recommend - my son is a 22 year old very good skier -
Skies several times a week here in Utah.
Thank you very much.
Is it feasible to go Munich to Garmisch (to check into hotel) and on to the castles in one day?
Any specific ski areas that you would recommend - my son is a 22 year old very good skier -
Skies several times a week here in Utah.
Thank you very much.
Jan 29th, 2013, 01:15 PM
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Not an expert on skiing but I have been to Innsbruck's Olympic Skiing areas - I believe they are more widespread and challenging than anything in Garmisch.
One such ski area is just south of Innsbruck and reachable my a mountain tram from the city center.
Not sure how far Kitzbuhel is from Innsbruck but think it is not far and that, along with St Anton are some of the primo Alpine resorts.
One such ski area is just south of Innsbruck and reachable my a mountain tram from the city center.
Not sure how far Kitzbuhel is from Innsbruck but think it is not far and that, along with St Anton are some of the primo Alpine resorts.
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