Train Station Luggage options
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Train Station Luggage options
We will be traveling in late August for three weeks by rail. A few of the days we want to stop at cities before we reach our hotel. We will have a rolling suitcase (airline approved for carry-on) and a back-pack. Does anyone know if the lockers will fit the roll-on? We are especially interested in Bamberg, Rudesheim, and Munich. Is there a web-site that indicates what each cities arrangements are? Many thanks!
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Munich also offers a left luggage room. When considering the various prices I would remind you that the alternative to storage would obviously "cost" a lot more in terms of both comfort and convenience so I disagree that it is a "rip-off."
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It started with 2 Marks, whern the Euro was introduced it suddenly became 2 Euro (100% plus), now it`s 4€. Germany has always has been an "inexpensive" country in Europe. Since the introduction of the € prices have skyrocketed. It`s still less expensive then most places, but when tourists willingly pay 100 Euro for a simple room in Munich, they encourage hotel owners to demand anything. Most tourists here are willing to pay FAR! to much. The locals want to be able to afford a room too, now and then.
Yes 4€ are a bad case of rip-off!!
Yes 4€ are a bad case of rip-off!!
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Thanks for your friendly reply?!!! However, I was told some of the smaller train stations did not have lockers. That was the reason for my follow-up question about especially Rudesheim as it is quite small. Yes, I was serious.




