Monday, November 19, 2007, 12:27 pm
A few notes from Munich: Day 2
MUNICH — Today we visited an old Catholic church, which houses the coffins of several Bavarian royalty, some of which dated back to the 16th century. We peaked inside a McDonald’s to see if they served anything out of the ordinary. Quarter pounders are “cheeseburgers royal,” similar to France, according to “Pulp Fiction.” An English-speaking Buddhist or Hare Krishna approached us about buying the Bhagavad Gita. Even after we told him we don’t speak German, he still continued his sales/donation pitch.
The Notorious B.I.G. is playing in our hotel. These people love years-old American music.
Tomorrow we are taking a train to Nuremberg. But for now, it’s another beer hall. For me, though, it’s just a delicious-German-orange-soda hall.
Veal sausage, a Bavarian specialty called Weißwurst, which is only served until noon.
They call iPhones iPhones. The buttons are in German though.
It’s cold, as the fingers of this statute of a famous Munich comedian suggest.
The town hall, which houses Munich’s glockenspiel.
Yay for pictures! Looks like fun! The sausage however, does not look very appetizing..the pretzel looks pretty good though, ha! : )
It looks cold and beautiful!Try the beer and the wine! You need to experience all you can! After all, aren’t the Germans famous for there beer! Keep the pix coming!