I'm going to Germany in July, What have you done for fun in Germany?

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I'm going to Germany in July, What have you done for fun in Germany?

Answer 1

It depends on what part of Germany you go to.  If you are near the coast, the beaches are great.  Go to the castles.  Does not matter which ones, they are all great and you can say you've been in one for the rest of your life.  Make sure to eat local food and drink lots of beer and wine, for they make the best in the world.  American beer tastes like water compared to the stuff they have in Germany.  You can hike, bike, go to amusement parks (Europa Park is a great one, Holiday Park is, too), go clubbing, drive really fast on the Autobahn, whatever you are into.  Germany is a really wonderful place.  Hope you have fun!!

Answer 2

go to the red light district in any of the big cities.. now thats fun.....

Answer 3

I guess it depends on your age!

I was there in 2002, and went to Heide Park, south of Hamburg. It's a theme park. It has the largest wooden roller coaster in the world.  Also went on the river tour in Hamburg, visited Cologne, Aachen and Lubeck.

My daughter is living in Mannheim. I'm sure she'd love to see you. She's 22 and studying occupational therapy.

Answer 4

Shopping.  Visit museums.  Hiking.  Eating.  Stroll through the cities and see the sights.  Drive on the Autobahn (preferably not in the Stau).  Stop in at a Konditorei in the afternoon for pastries and coffee.  Check out the grocery stores to see what people eat at home and to see how the same stuff you have at home is sold there, but in different packages.

Answer 5

Taken river cruises

Toured Castles

Gone to Museums

Had Liter after Liter of beer

Done walking tours of the towns

Met and talked to locals

Answer 6

umm...clubbing...a lot of clubbing when i lived there :)) but i also liked to go to the parks, or stay on a bench next to the river main (lived in frankfurt) and just draw and stuff! i love that city!

Answer 7

I  use to live in Munchen when I was  quite young, I still am young at heart, but  now, 54  back then I  was  18-21 and then again when i was 27, Ive been to Munchen about 12 or so times for long  stays. Theres ton s of things to do. In Muchen/ Munichsame place.  Walk all over the down town, or  better, rent a bike, or  buy a used one  at  this second hand shop in the Numphenburg strasse,  ask its  easy to find. Its  next door to a Cinema.  Its on the way to Rott Crutz Platz where the  Youth Hostel is, also on the way to NumphenBerger Schloss Park,  one of Konig Ludwigs   beutiful castels. Go to the  Dante Bad  it borders the Olympic Park. Nude sunny bathing  is allowed, same in Englishin Garten.  Biggest  Park in Europe, I think. Its HUGE.  too cool!  Also go to Grun wald  great place to hike, or bike. GET A BIKE!!!!!!  Sell it when your  done with it, you can buy one for $50 or less. I would  never travel  Europe again with out a bike. I spent   6 months  in Spain 2 years ago riding and camping. See I am still young at heart.  What else,  go the the zoo in Munchen. There is a really cool place to swim in a freezing  cold  mountian river that run s  through the city, its  near the zoo. Marie Einsettle,  not  sure of spelling. Get a listing of the  public  swimming pools. Go to the Hof brau haus.  Jump on the  S bahn go south to any of the bavarian  lakes, take a boat trip. Take your bike!!!!  ride around Starn Berger See. Got to Garmish , Ober auDorf  and  Unter au Dorf

Take  your  roller blades In Munchen 1 night  ever week is  roller blade night.  can you imagine 25,000 people on roller blades!!!!!!  Theres to much to do,  you will have a blast. Alles gutte.

Answer 8

Volksmarching, which is a form of organized hiking..lot of fun, healthy, great for families and even the dog, and some good snacks and beer after.