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Which city?
If you only had 5-7 days to spend in Germany<BR>and did not want to rent a car (trains, buses<BR>and metros are fine)...what city or areas would you most want to spend time in and why?
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It depends a lot on the time of year but any of these would be nice for that time frame.:<BR><BR>1)The Mosel River Valley--very relaxing, less hectic than the popular areas of the Rhine. Good wine, lazy river, lovely scenery, Burg Eltz. For 5-7 day trip you could also take in the Rhein sights.<BR><BR>2)Wurzbg/Bambg/Nurnbg/Rothenbg--Bamberg is an absolute treasure; Rothbg touristy but really done well; Wurzbg and Nurnbg a bit larger, but nice cities.<BR><BR>3)Southern Bavaria--including Hohenschwangau/Neuschwantstein; Linderhof; Herrn Chiemsee; Alps. Relaxed, interesting, lovely. You could make Munich a home base and take day trips.<BR>
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Hi Maggie,<BR><BR>Bill gives good advice. The third option is the easiest without renting a car. . . and well worth doing.<BR><BR>Have a super trip.
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Thanks for the ideas...more are welcome!
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skip Germany and spend the money to go to Hawaii.
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5 days: Munich and surrounding area. 7 days: Munich and Berlin. Actually, I prefer Berlin to Munich for its museums, its architecture and neighborhoods.
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Bill, what area of Germany are you flying into (assuming you're flying to Germany)? If you're going into Berlin, concentrate on Berlin with maybe a look into Dresden/Leipzig.<BR><BR>Frankfurt - spend some time around the Rhine and Romantic Road.<BR><BR>Munich - then Bavaria.
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Berlin is a favorite city of mine so I would recommend it and Dresden, which is a 2-hour train ride from Berlin. You could go to Meissen--near Dresden. Berlin has so much history, culture, nightlife.<BR><BR>That being said, I like Bill's first idea. There is no better wine than near the Mosel/Rhine area and you could combine it with Koblenz, Cologne or go south to the Romantic Road.
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