Rothenburg on a Sunday?
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Rothenburg on a Sunday?
I will be in Munich later this year and I am interested a day trip to Rothenburg and Harburg, the tour operates on Wednesdays and Sundays. Is there any disadvantage in going on a Sunday to Rothenburg? I am assuming most things in Munich will be closed, which is why I'm thinking of visiting Rothenburg on a Sunday.
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks.
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks.
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Stores only in Munich may be closed but the various sights will not - museums, Dachau, Olympic Stadium, Nymphenburg Palace, etc and a great day for the Englishcer Gardens and the famous Chinese Pagoda Beer Hall - will be lively with oompah bands on Sunday and on a nice day zillions of folks strolling in the park (and also lots of nudists who lay all about - not for the bashfrul - this as now a tradition in many German public parks!)
But Rothenburg may be even more crowded on a Sunday than other days as Germans too can come to this tourist mecca on weekends - though I guess the crowds in season are so suffocating any day it should not make much difference - though you do not say what month you are going - before mid June and after Sep 1 things clear out dramatically.
But Rothenburg may be even more crowded on a Sunday than other days as Germans too can come to this tourist mecca on weekends - though I guess the crowds in season are so suffocating any day it should not make much difference - though you do not say what month you are going - before mid June and after Sep 1 things clear out dramatically.
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Stores only in Munich may be closed but the various sights will not - museums, Dachau, Olympic Stadium, Nymphenburg Palace, etc and a great day for the Englishcer Gardens and the famous Chinese Pagoda Beer Hall - will be lively with oompah bands on Sunday and on a nice day zillions of folks strolling in the park (and also lots of nudists who lay all about - not for the bashfrul - this as now a tradition in many German public parks!)
But Rothenburg may be even more crowded on a Sunday than other days as Germans too can come to this tourist mecca on weekends - though I guess the crowds in season are so suffocating any day it should not make much difference - though you do not say what month you are going - before mid June and after Sep 1 things clear out dramatically.
But Rothenburg may be even more crowded on a Sunday than other days as Germans too can come to this tourist mecca on weekends - though I guess the crowds in season are so suffocating any day it should not make much difference - though you do not say what month you are going - before mid June and after Sep 1 things clear out dramatically.
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