Europe is a country rich with histories as they’ve been around from BC till date. From severals emperor to the end of World War II.
Where we stayed? – Vi Vadi Hotel Downtown Munich
I would say it’s one of the hotel during our stay that are closest to main train station (Munich HBF). Probably about 5 minutes walk.
And it’s about 10 minutes walk to Augustine Keller!
Room comes with private bathroom, toiletries, kitchenette and most importantly elevator! We booked the room for 3 nights @ SGD$498.81 (€326.95, £293.06, $366.98) – consider value for money for the room and during this period!
How to get to The Central area from Munich International Airport?
There are few ways to get to the city center from the airport.
- Taxi
- Train
- Bus
For us we prebooked an express bus via Klook @ SGD$15.45 (€10.13, £9.08, $11.36) per pax for one way. Alternatively you may purchase the ticket before you board the bus from the bus captain @ €10.50 (one way)! 🙂
**for those that booked via Klook, you may just print out the ticket and show to the bus captain. And it’s very easy to locate the bus stop as there’s available signage in the airport 🙂
Bus schedule for departure from airport as below,
Bus schedule for departure from Munich central,
- Types of plug used in Europe
Photo credit: owner
2. Mode of transport in Munich
- U-Bahn (underground train)
- S-Bahn (suburban train)
- Trams
- Bus
3. Washroom/toilets/WC/bathroom
Yes, it’s chargeable for each entry @ €1 or €0.50. However it’s really well maintained so fret not!
Where have we visit during our 4 days stay in Munich?
Day One
- Marienplatz
- St Peter Church
Day Two
- Neuschwanstein Castle
- Augustine-Keller
Day Three
- Dachau concentration camp
- Viktualmarket
Day Four – checkout, Munich ~> Salzburg
**Most shops close on Sunday. And their shop/restaurants mostly close at 8pm.
I’ll share more in the next post! Thank you so much for reading!
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