Having landed on one of the biggest cities in Europe and one of the most important countries in Europe for multiple reasons, the first thing we face is an old school and antique aircraft converted into a food truck so I guess we shall call it a a foodcraft.
Using Google maps and other navigation apps will make our travel so much easier in the city more or less like a pacman run. Don't expect to find English on all signs and many people won't speak other than their native language either that on purpose or education. We should not go to the dark side or the 'bad areas' of the city or the country as they exist in every single place in the world even if others have them a bit more as part of their history.
Germany is famous for its castles, parks, greeneries, rivers, lakes, education and we can see all that while moving around. We will see all those beautiful and organised parks with loads of trees and people hanging around, kids playing, others enjoying their beer ( their national drink) and we will see people happy in general. In order to explore their lakes and castles, you will need a car. Those exotic places that exist from history and from the world wars... I have always wanted to visit them and see what they are about. What they have to tell and feel their energy. I didn't visit them this time... Not going to lie. I stronly recommend it though, if you rent a car... Search and visit such places. There are not many left in the world and many of the historic places get destroyed as time passes.
Finally, what I love about Munich is its architecture. I was always fascinated by it! Architecture around Europe is so interesting and different. Pure talent. The colums, the decoration, the lines, the corners, the doors and the whole building and its purpose. Have a look on our journey so far if you have done so and stay tunned as we explore Germany together. Till the next time... Auf Wiedersehen
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