Music Boxes - Munich
Apr 7th, 2005 | 08:11 AM
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Music Boxes - Munich
Hello,
I was hoping someone could give me information on what stores in Munich might ship music boxes to the states.
I deeply regret not picking one up while we were there a couple of weeks ago. I had my heart set on one, but then saw the prices and didn't want to splurge on myself. I know it will cost me more to do it this way, but I realize now how much I really would like to have one.
I know there are a couple of souvenir shops in the middle of Marienplatz that carried them as well as a shop at the corner of Marienplatz and ViktualenMarkt. I just can't recall the names of these stores.
Thanks for any information.
I was hoping someone could give me information on what stores in Munich might ship music boxes to the states.
I deeply regret not picking one up while we were there a couple of weeks ago. I had my heart set on one, but then saw the prices and didn't want to splurge on myself. I know it will cost me more to do it this way, but I realize now how much I really would like to have one.
I know there are a couple of souvenir shops in the middle of Marienplatz that carried them as well as a shop at the corner of Marienplatz and ViktualenMarkt. I just can't recall the names of these stores.
Thanks for any information.
Apr 7th, 2005 | 01:29 PM
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Apr 8th, 2005 | 09:39 AM
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Thanks Intrepid. =o)
Nothing seedy really about that particular area, the only naughty shop we saw was near King's First Class.
The last time I was in NYC, friends were at a seminar and I had the day to myself to wander the neighborhoods exploring. It never crossed my mind to worry, I should have known Munich would be no worse.
I only wish I had two weeks instead of one to see all that we wanted. I researched a lot of info on Fodors. I love this site. I keep looking just to re-live it. I need a twelve step program now.
It was a great trip. Not knowing much of the German language was tough, but everyone was polite and helpful even though I butchered the few lines I knew.
Nothing seedy really about that particular area, the only naughty shop we saw was near King's First Class.
The last time I was in NYC, friends were at a seminar and I had the day to myself to wander the neighborhoods exploring. It never crossed my mind to worry, I should have known Munich would be no worse.
I only wish I had two weeks instead of one to see all that we wanted. I researched a lot of info on Fodors. I love this site. I keep looking just to re-live it. I need a twelve step program now.
It was a great trip. Not knowing much of the German language was tough, but everyone was polite and helpful even though I butchered the few lines I knew.
Apr 8th, 2005 | 11:13 AM
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> so-called "seedy" area
This kind of business is illegal downtown. If you look for seedy areas, you should go to Hansastrasse (a few 100m southwest of Donnersbergerbrückes S-Bahn Station) or Ingolstätter Street (north of Schwabing at the Euro- Intustrial-Park area and a few blocks behind). Its hidden from the tourists, but you just have to ask your reception for directions ;-)
This kind of business is illegal downtown. If you look for seedy areas, you should go to Hansastrasse (a few 100m southwest of Donnersbergerbrückes S-Bahn Station) or Ingolstätter Street (north of Schwabing at the Euro- Intustrial-Park area and a few blocks behind). Its hidden from the tourists, but you just have to ask your reception for directions ;-)
