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| Germany Germany has rich culture tradition and beautiful landscapes. The famous Oktoberfest can be experienced starting in September through October. For those traveling in the Christmas season, be sure to stop by Kris Kringle Mart. Only hours away from Munich are resorts in Germany and ski areas are best found at the Bavarian Alps. |
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05-12-2008, 06:10 PM
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|  Oktoberfest and the Romantic Road Hi - I was wondering, I am planning a trip to come into Germany via Venice, Italy by car. The original plan was to rent a car and drive the romantic road, eventually making our way to Munich for the opening fesitivities on Sept. 20th Oktoberfest 2008. Is there a route that would make sense by automobile? From Venice, through some cities on the romantic road, and then into Munich? Any help would be great! (Also, wondering if I need a reservation in a tent for just 2 of us travelers)? Thank you!!! - Ms. Robin |
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05-15-2008, 03:47 AM
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| Re: Oktoberfest and the Romantic Road Venice - Undine - Salzburg - Munich For a more scenic route it would be Venice - Belluno - Cortina d'Ampezzo - Toblach/Dobbaico - Bruneck/Brunico - Brixen/Bressasibe - Brenner Pass - Innsbruck - Garmisch Partenkirchen- Munich. To really enjoy the trip, I would suggest to stay overnight in Cortina. |
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