going to Germany

[DukeNeverwinter]

I am going to Germany, Austria, and Switzerland next week. Anything I should try and look for as far as german only parts? Is this feasible?

Thoughts please.

[XxE36M3xX]

I made this trip just over the summer. OK were to start lol , Rothenburg is a cool city ,very small and has a big F*ckin wall around it,where u can walk on top . Munich is a must, crazy amount of beer gardens, strutgart is where they make porches and have a crazy tour, Nurburing has a track that is famous, Nurenburg has a sick bar called frizz, u WILL get lucky there no matter what , have fun thats all i can remeber for now.:buttrock

[DukeNeverwinter]

Hmm well it with a toruist group so who knows how much free time I will actually have

[Juicy Double]

Garmisch Partenkirchen. 45 min south of München. Very enjoyable and relaxing, right in the mountains. That's where I go every Summer. It's the sister city to Aspen, for those that didn't know.
And München. Watch soccer. I was in the new Allianz Arena and it's sweeeet.

[übermäßig M3]

My favorite Deutschland spots are Heidelberg, Rothenburg and of course, DER NÜRBURGRING. :buttrock :buttrock :buttrock

I also like München, Berlin and Köln. And my cousin lives in the famous city of Gladbeck, so thumbs up there! :)

Don't go to BMW headquarters to see the "museum"... it's a waste of time IMO and the Nürburgring museum is a million times bigger with way cooler stuff. Go in the midde of the week so you have zero people/crowds to deal with.

If you don't go to the Nürburgring, then you're wasting an entire trip. If you don't have race track experience, you have two weeks to learn so you don't waste an entire trip! ;) :stickoutt

Where ever you end up going to Europe, you'll have a freakin' blast. :alright

///Marco

[IchLiebeBMW]

I am going to Germany, Austria, and Switzerland next week. Anything I should try and look for as far as german only parts? Is this feasible?

Thoughts please.
:drool: :drool: :drool: Enjoy! Ummmm... how much extra room do you have in your suitcase?

[bellavus]

Jonathan Chan and extemporia went to germany over this summer. He'd have some good tips for you.

[Juicy Double]

Be more specific with you plans. Then we can give you better suggestions. Where do you plan on going?

[PointMEby]

faster rental car, fast rental car, fast rental car.

[buddyhawley]

i live about 15 min from rothenburg. it is really beautiful city (if you go to the old part) like some others have said, there is a really long wall that you can walk around and see the whole old part. if your there on a saturday night, club 23 is really the only place to go that i know of. the only thing is that it dosent start to have a lot of people in it till around 1:30 in the morn. the great thing is that they party until about 6. if you know people in the military, see if they can sign you on to their post and look in the junk yards there. ill let you know what i see in ansbach when i go this weekend.

[buddyhawley]

oh yeah and deff get a fast rental. i was prety suprised with a ford focus C-Max. it will do 230 k if you get the 6 speed. dont get me wrong or any thing its not fast with exceleration or any thing just quick on the autobahn.

[übermäßig M3]

if your there on a saturday night, club 23 is really the only place to go that i know of.

Huh, I almost forgot about that place! My buddy and I went there, must have been around 11 pm and there wasn't that many people and they all looked younger than normal, like if they were teenagers or something. So we left after a while. I guess it's like you say though... the crowd doesn't get better until after 1 am. Oh well, should have stayed. Next time!

Oh yeah... one other thing...


i live about 15 min from rothenburg.

DAMN YOU!!! :D :D :D

> insert jealousy here <

///Marco

[Bimmer325]

I wonder if Club 23 is like CLub Prague 23, ive been there. It was really cool. Austria is a really beautiful country, just walk around for awhile and take it in, its awesome. Have fun.

[buddyhawley]

yeah there are a lot of younger people that party here but thats because there really isnt a drinking age. there is a curfew where people under 18 have to be home by midnight. its funny when you go to beer fests and there are tons of kids (14-18) running around with big beer glasses. there are some awesome places to go here like Garmisch Partenkirchen. if you like to ski thats a prety good place to go. right on the austrian border. plus you can get there from frankfurt primarily on the autobahn. GOD BLESS THE AUTOBAHN. i love going 220k and being passed by a porche or lambo like your standing still.

[BASEBALL248]

Be certain to visit Stuutgart and check out the wheat beer.

[Juicy Double]

Don't drive in stuttgart, let a taxi take you. Stuttgart is without a doubt the most difficult city to navigate. Locals frequently get lost. It's that bad. I had a hard time driving in Stuttgart, despite following my friends (locals). But they also lost there way many a times that night.

[Dustin!]

the autobahn!!
that's all i have to say, it's awesome, once you see the speed sign with the lines through the numbers , you're free.
no speed limit sign
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a388/dustinstrole/nolimit.gif
end of all restrictions sign
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a388/dustinstrole/norestrictions.gif

[IchLiebeBMW]

i live about 15 min from rothenburg. :drool: Lucky! I am going to visit Rothenburg one of these days. I just wish I lived there!

[PointMEby]

rent one of those 3.0 TDi audi's. There everywhere and you can cruise at 260kph all day.

[Juicy Double]

Rent that new tt 530d