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Old Today, 12:15 AM   #1
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Visiting Stuttgart and Munich... any recommendations?

My wife and I will be visiting Stuttgart and Munich for our honeymoon and am looking for recommendations on where to stay (area of the city as well as hotels) and where to eat.

If you have any recommendations, please share as I'd love to hear about your personal experience there. Thanks in advance!

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If you are a car guy in any way (driver, race watcher, collector, historian, etc.), then I highly recommend the Porsche museum in Stutt.; restaurant inside too.
There is also a BMW museum in Munich to visit.
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Bring me back a 911 please. They seem hard to find.
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Mercedes Museum is a must. Also try to visit a football (soccer) match and in September the Octoberfest.
The car manufacturers also offer factory tours.

The Zoo (Wilhelma) is also nice to see
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If you are a car guy in any way (driver, race watcher, collector, historian, etc.), then I highly recommend the Porsche museum in Stutt.; restaurant inside too.
There is also a BMW museum in Munich to visit.
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Mercedes Museum is a must. Also try to visit a football (soccer) match and in September the Octoberfest.
The car manufacturers also offer factory tours.

The Zoo (Wilhelma) is also nice to see
Definitely a car guy and have tickets for the Porsche/Mercedes/BMW museum

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Following.

This year, at Christmas, I'll be flying to Zurich for two nights, then taking a train to Basel to get on a Rhine river cruise ending in Cologne. From there, I will take a train to Nuremberg for three nights, then ending with four nights in Munich.

Curious what suggestions you get!
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Following as well. We'll be in Germany for the Euro Cup and will have a weekend stop in Stuttgart for a Porsche factory tour. Hoping to get some recommendations on good restaurants in the area. TIA
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Following as well. We'll be in Germany for the Euro Cup and will have a weekend stop in Stuttgart for a Porsche factory tour. Hoping to get some recommendations on good restaurants in the area. TIA
Did you already book the Factory tour? Just FYI, they go fast so try to book as soon as possible. Unfortunately, we won't be able to go b/c we booked too late

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Did you already book the Factory tour? Just FYI, they go fast so try to book as soon as possible. Unfortunately, we won't be able to go b/c we booked too late

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I called in a favor from a friend who is an exec with Porsche NA and is coordinating the details on a VIP tour.

As an aside, he also highly recommended the Mercedes museum as that has many more historical vehicles for those of us that are car people.
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I called in a favor from a friend who is an exec with Porsche NA and is coordinating the details on a VIP tour.

As an aside, he also highly recommended the Mercedes museum as that has many more historical vehicles for those of us that are car people.

awesome! Yeah, based on what I've researched so far, the MB is the best museum.

Check out "V12 Mercedes Suite" at this hotel (V8 Hotel Classic Motorworld) for the full effect

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