Swisschocolate’s adventures in Switzerland and Bavaria
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I wish it were closer to Munich . Going to Berchtesgaden just for croissants is just a litte too far far me. Temps went down that Monday evening and are down since then. I have the heating switched on permanently.
Just hope for summer this year... Keeping fingers crossed.
Just hope for summer this year... Keeping fingers crossed.
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logos, trust me, the drive to Berchtesgaden is worth it for the croissants! I love the ones from a little bakery in the Hinterschonau area that we used to walk to in the mornings from our ferienwohnung. The chocolate croissants were my favorite and I think I would fly all the way to Germany for one right now if the price was right...
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swisschocolate, are you sure you tried [email protected]?
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swisschocolate - I was wondering what dates you were away as it doesn't say in your wonderful trip report? We got back from Munich this past Monday and also experienced very hot weather on Sunday at the Chinese Pagoda in the English Gardens before ending up in the Marianplatz! It was so lovely to have the sun on our last day.
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tdelano -
The restaurant in Fuessen where we ate the first night is Brauerei Gasthof Woaze. http://www.woaze.de/index.html
Great food and my husband loved their Konig Ludwig Weissbier.
The next night we ate at a pizzeria...I can't find the name but if you're standing in front of the Gasthof Woaze, it's in front of you across the street to the right a little. It's before you get to the dead end on your right. Hope that helps.
Enjoy your trip and don't forget to check out the Hotel Kurcafe for a pastry!
The restaurant in Fuessen where we ate the first night is Brauerei Gasthof Woaze. http://www.woaze.de/index.html
Great food and my husband loved their Konig Ludwig Weissbier.
The next night we ate at a pizzeria...I can't find the name but if you're standing in front of the Gasthof Woaze, it's in front of you across the street to the right a little. It's before you get to the dead end on your right. Hope that helps.
Enjoy your trip and don't forget to check out the Hotel Kurcafe for a pastry!
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Dagnabit, Tracy, you just had to go and mention those chocolate croissants!!! Yummmmm.
We are going back in September. Can't wait! Won't be going to Berchtesgaden again this trip but I'm hoping I'll find some chocolate croissants somewhere while we are there!
We are going back in September. Can't wait! Won't be going to Berchtesgaden again this trip but I'm hoping I'll find some chocolate croissants somewhere while we are there!
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Hey LLindaC - yes, I've been on Italian trains too and I know what you mean! No order at all - actually one of the trains in the Florence station had "Chaos" spray painted on the front. We thought that was appropriate.
The Swiss definitely have the best system!
The Swiss definitely have the best system!
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Absolutely fantastic photos! I have got second thoughts about putting our photos up for viewing on Kodak Gallery - they show up so small and loose so much detail. I have done two 'albums' so far but am really thinking about doing the rest on Flickr.
Thanks again for showing us your lovely holiday!
Tod
Thanks again for showing us your lovely holiday!
Tod