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Unexpected trip to the Porsche motherland...what are the "must sees"?
I just found out I'll be heading to Germany in a couple of weeks (flying in and back out of Munich) to meet up with my father, and will have 6 days with no obligations and a rental car, so can drive wherever. I was planning on going to BMW, and hopefully make it to Stuttgartand the Nurburgring. I'm planning on picking up a travel guide book, but could use some advice from the Pelican trust.
What else? Any "must see" sites (WWII, or architectural, or ???) or other points of interest that I should add to my list?
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08-13-2009, 09:22 AM
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New Porsche Factory museum in Stuttgart - pics look amazing.
Then, get a factory tour - call or email the factory directly, ask for an English tour. Munich is a cool city, easy to walk around. There's a BMW museum there too.
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08-13-2009, 10:05 AM
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Porsche, BMW and Mercedes Museums are great. The Ring on the "taxi".
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08-13-2009, 12:34 PM
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salzburg/ vienna/deutsche museum/munich itself/bmw-fabrik- marionplatz-munich/ hofbrau haus-munich/heidelberg/frankfurt/berlin/hurtgen forest-WW-II/bastogne/malmedy-WW-II. lots to......drink lots of COFFEE and DRIVE LIKE HELL..cuz you aint seen NOTHING until ya get on that AUTOBAHN!
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08-13-2009, 12:36 PM
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