Bavaria in two days – for young people

1. Bavaria in two days – for young people

3. Day 1: festival day

4. What kind of festival? When? Where? How to get there? Where to stay? Tickets? Mexican Night

5. What kind of festival? the hottest and biggest party of the year in this region; music: Hip Hop, House, Rock and Pop Mexican Night

6. Where? Sachsenkam, halfway between Holzkirchen and Bad Tölz Mexican Night

7. Where? Sachsenkam, halfway between Holzkirchen and Bad Tölz When? this year: 06.06.2009 Mexican Night

8. Where? Sachsenkam, halfway between Holzkirchen and Bad Tölz When? this year: 06.06.2009 How to get there? train from Munich (BOB) change to bus in Holzkirchen (RVO bus nr 9553) Mexican Night

9. Where to stay? stay in Munich and just come for the party or rent a room in Sachsenkam (there‘s a list of accomodations on www.sachsenkam.de) and maybe go hiking the next day; stay with friends; camp at local campsite (see webpage) Mexican Night

10. Where to stay? stay in Munich and just come for the party or rent a room in Sachsenkam (there‘s a list of accomodations on www.sachsenkam.de) and maybe go hiking the next day; stay with friends; camp at local campsite (see webpage) Tickets? tickets are sold e.g. at schools in Bad Tölz or at the entrance; price: 4€ Mexican Night

11. Day 2: Sightseeing

12. 1. Neuschwanstein Castle A must for many tourists, a nice daytrip from Munich and option also for young people • Where? • When? • Tickets? • How to get there from Munich?

13. 1. Neuschwanstein Castle Where? in Hohenschwangau near Füssen

14. 1. Neuschwanstein Castle Where? in Hohenschwangau near Füssen When? open daily; April to September: 9 am-6 pm October to March: 10 am-4 pm Closed on: 1 January, Shrove Tuesday, 24 / 25 / 31 December

15. 1. Neuschwanstein Castle Where? in Hohenschwangau near Füssen When? open daily; April to September: 9 am-6 pm October to March: 10 am-4 pm Closed on: 1 January, Shrove Tuesday, 24 / 25 / 31 December Tickets? Entrance tickets can only be bought at the Ticketcenter Hohenschwangau in the village of Hohenschwangau below the castle; 9 euros regular / 8 euros reduced(disabled); young people under 18 are free.

16. 1. Neuschwanstein Castle How to get there?  by car:  or by public transport: train from Munich central station to Füssen, takes about 2 hours, costs ~45€ return (details: www.bahn.de) bus from Füssen to Hohenschwangau (RVA/OVG 73 or RVA/OVG 78)

17. 2.The English Garden in Munich • Where? right in the city centre

18. 2.The English Garden in Munich Where? right in the city centre How expensive? for free

19. 2.The English Garden in Munich Where? right in the city centre How expensive? for free What can you do there? chill out, meet interesting people, go surfing, enjoy food and drinks at beergarden, go for a walk, go rowing

20. 3. Allianz Arena

21. 3. Allianz Arena Where? in Fröttmaning north of Munich, has got its own tube station

22. 3. Allianz Arena What?football arena for FC Bayern München and 1860 München; the arena appears in red light when FC Bayern Munich plays, and blue when 1860 Munich plays; guided tours during daytime to look behind the scenes etc.

23. 3. Allianz Arena Facts: opened in 2005 after just 3 years of construction works; modern, purpose built football arena; seats up to 69.000 people; facade made of foil panels

24. 4. Munich nightlife

25. 4. Munich nightlife See all lights and the hot spots: bars, clubs and pubs along the Leopoldstreet and around the Münchner Freiheit (just two tube stations from Marienplatz, the heart of Munich)

26. 4. Munich nightlife See all lights and the hot spots: student nightlife near the LMU-University (only one tube station from Münchner Freiheit)

27. 4. Munich nightlife See all lights and the hot spots: Illuminated buildings at Marienplatz

28. 4. Munich nightlife Be aware of Munich prices! Get home safely!

29. 4. Munich nightlife Be aware of Munich prices! (beer ~3€, cocktail ~6,50€, caffee latte ~3€) Get home safely! (bus and tram night lines)

30. That were 2days in Bavaria