MUNICH.

Hello my loves!

So, I've visited my eldest brother in Munich and my first thoughts were: big, green and busy city. I wanted to share some of my impressions of Munich with you , which include sightseeing, food and some random things. 

Sightseeing

In this chapter, I'm going to show the places I loved.

- Englischer Garten -

The Englischer Garten is a must-see in Munich. It is huge and my feet felt like they were bleeding, but it was totally worth it! When we first arrived there, I was overwhelmed by nature. It was just so clean and everyone seemed to be so happy. My brother and I walked to the Chinesischer Turm, where everybody get together, drink some beer and talk. I don't know if you can see it, but at the second floor of the tower you can see men wearing Trachten. When we got pass the tower, we arrived the Eisbachwelle, which is also known as a surfspot. It was really cool to see those foreigners surf, I wish I had the energy and talent to learn that too!

- Hofgarten -

Well, when you kind of finished the Englischer Garten, you will get to the Hofgarten, which connects the Englischer Garten with the inner city of Munich. There is a little pavilion in the middle of the Hofgarten which is surrounded by four fountains. I heard that there are always people dancing in this pavilion, which I also got to see.

- Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München -

As a student, I felt like it was my duty to visit the university in Munich. Here are some impressions, which, I think, are tremendous! (You guys know about the "Geschwister Scholl" right? If you don't: They were German siblings in Germany, who were against the National Socialism)