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Germany Trip - join us in October 2013
Hi all - the California Auto Museum (Sacramento, CA) and the Saratoga Auto Museum (Saratoga, NY) are partnering on a visit Germany in October of this year.
Itinerary: October 4 through 13, 2013 Nurburgring (during Green Hell Driving Days - want to drive the North Loop?) Heidelberg - Speyer & Sinsheim Museums Stuttgart - Porsche & Mercedes Museums, Factories, dinner at Porsche Munich - BMW Museum, factory, Welt; Deutsches Museums of transport & flight Add some great food, German Beer, Castles, and we are going to have one hell of a time! register at California Automobile Museum if you have questions - email me at jswain@calautomuseum.org All proceeds to support the museums (501c3 charities) Only 24 spots available...come and check off some bucket list items with us |
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Don't forget Oktoberfest!
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Oktoberfest 2013 : 21 September - 6 October
All the good beer may be gone by then.
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Still room for Germany
Hi - we have a few spots remaining onthe Germany trip - registration closes soon:
Trips Top 10 Reasons to ‘do’ Germany with California Auto Museum/Saratoga Auto Museum 1) Some great people to travel with! You will meet some new friends from opposite ends of the North American continent that share your interests! What a great way to network and learn about what car nuts on the opposite coast do. 2) It's for Charity! By going you are supporting not one, but two 501c3 charities (read tax deduction opportunity) - the California Auto Museum and the Saratoga Automobile Museum 3) The Nurburgring! We arrive in the midst of guaranteed public driving time - Green Hell Driving Days!. Even if you don’t choose to get a few laps on the track, just checking out the parking lot is an incredible experience. The Ring is up for sale - you may never have as good an opportunity to get on track as this year! We will also cruise the countryside around the track for photo ops. 4) Touring the world class Speyer Museum and Sinsheim Museum in Heidelberg. 5) PORSCHE – Enjoy both a factory and museum tour. Dine that evening at the museum's renowned Christophorus Restaurant 6) MERCEDES – Experience the fantastic museum, and tour their factory restoration shops 7) BMW – Visit tour the Welt delivery center and also experience factory and museum tours. Special DTM and Art Car exhibits as well 8) Munich - a day to yourself in this fabulous city, with access to the best sections of Autobahn left, the nearby sights of Neuschwanstein Castle, the Eagle's Nest, etc. 9) Castles - we will stop at Cochem Castle (and possibly Berg Eltz) 10) A super non-car person itinerary for any companions who tire of auto related content. |
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This sounds great, but I would generally advise against going there in October. Have you checked average temps and precipitation? You have to get quite lucky to have nice days in October. September is often hit or miss. I personally would only visit June - August.
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Thanks G - we picked this time specifically to coincide with Green Hell Driving Days so people can be sure to get onto the Ring. And October isn't all that horrible, yes you may get rain - but I have been rained on there in June as well...
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The city of Wurzburg is worth the time if available.
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I was there in September last year and the weather could not be better.
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