Martin

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:07:34 +0200, Alfred Molon <alfred_molonm> wrote:

>In article <6e718iF5kdatU1@mid.>, tim..... says...
>>
>> "Alfred Molon" <alfred_molonm> wrote in message
>> news:MPG.22e85a42fda11f7698bd71@news..com ...
>> > In article <6e6q8qF5kn6cU1@mid.>, tim..... says...
>> >>
>> >> > Berchtesgaden is too far away from Munich and hard to get to (although
>> >> > there might be trains to there).
>> >>
>> >> It is doable as a day trip from Munich by Public Transport, but it's a
>> >> bit
>> >> of a trek.
>> >
>> > But Garmisch is nicer, more interesting and much closer to Munich.
>>
>> I must have missed the reason for going to Garmish.
>>
>> I found it distinctly underwhelming
>
>Oh well, there is nothing in Berchtesgaden. Garmisch is much nicer and
>the surroundings are very interesting. You can go to the Eibsee or can
>take the cable car to the Zugspitze. Linderhof is not far away from
>Garmisch.

I'd take a train to Prien and visit Chiemsee. Take the ferry to Heren Insel and
Frauen Insel.
--

Martin