Lived there for 3 yrs in a town called Katterbach just NE of Ansbach in the Bavarian state.

I loved it there. So clean and nice. Often wondered why we fought the Germans when I was there - yeah, I know the real why, but it seemed so odd they we were such combatants twice in recent history... lol...

Yeah, almost all European cities are close - but they ain't that close

It's changed since I was there - I left in '89 and the wall dividing Germany fell in 90. If you can check out Berlin as well...

And if you want a sobering taste of history visit Dachau concentration camp just on the outskirts of Munich...

have fun and remember - protitution is legal there!

 

I would avoid Venice, but Paris may be worth the effort. There will be plenty to do and see in Germany for a 1 week trip. Make sure you make the most of it but are able to relax and appreciate everything while you are there. I bet it will be an amazing experience.

 

i dont speak german at all, would i be in trouble??

 

everyone under 30 speaks English in addition to German, you will be fine.

 

First and foremost....


go to Normandy and check out the beaches where the invasion took place!!!!!

soo much history in europe to say the least.

i went to greece two years ago and the acropolis just blew my mind. people from all over the world were there. including hot australian girls

goodluck buddy and i am jealous too!!!

Normandy > Berlin > random German places I don't know about > Paris

 

for sure we r going to Munich and Berlin, but it seem that Paris is not that interesting for some of you guys... why?

 

Audi Factory Tour? (does it exist?) BMW would be a good one too... Even VW...

 

I went to the Mercedes factory in Stuttgart:
http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel...edes-BR-1.html

One of the most interesting places in Europe has to be Rome. But you need atleast two full days there to even begin to scratch the surface. I thought Paris was cool - the architecture and museums are spectacular. Its all about what you are interested in.