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Oberammergau, 196–202 19_100905 bindex.qxp 1/12/07 2:20 PM Page 234 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX Airlines, 27–28, 48 Bayerisches Nationalmuseum bankrupt, 21 (Bavarian National Airport, accommodations near, Museum), 107–108 AARP, 24 76–77 Glyptothek, 117–118 Abbey Church (Stiftskirche; Air Tickets Direct, 28 Neue Pinakothek, 110 Berchtesgaden), 172 Akademie der Shönen Kunst Pinakothek der Moderne, Abercrombie & Kent, 30 (Academy of Fine Arts), 136 110–111 Above and Beyond Tours, 24 Aktiv-Rad, 55 Schack-Galerie, 118 Access-Able Travel Source, 23 Allerheiligenkirche am Kreuz, Schloss Nymphenburg, 112, Access America, 21 133–134 114–115 Accessible Journeys, 23 Allgemeiner Deutscher Staatliche Museum Ägyptis- Accommodations, 56–77. See Fahrrad-Club, 30 cher Kunst (State Museum also Accommodations Index Alpamare (Bad Tölz), 164 of Egyptian Art), 118–119 near the airport, 76–77 Alpine hiking, 31, 169 Staatliches Museum für Völk- Ammersee, 162 Alpspitz cable car, 195 erkunde (Ethnology Bad Reichenhall, 179–180 Alpspitz region, 195 Museum), 119 Bad Tölz, 164–165 Alte Pinakothek, 42, 106–107 Stadtische Galerie im Bad Wiessee, 186–187 Alter Hof, 128 Lenbachhaus, 119 Berchtesgaden, 173–174, 178 Alter Simpl, 149–150 Stuck-Villa (Jugendstil best, 8–10 Altes Rathaus (Old City Hall), Museum), 119 Bogenhausen, 74 103, 128 Art Nouveau (Jugendstil), 62, Central Munich, 57–71 Altes Residenztheater (Cuvilliés 135, 136, 220, 225 Chiemsee, 183–184 Theater), 111, 130, 146 Asamkirche, 115, 134 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Altstadt, 52 Asamsaal (Freising), 167 188–192 Amalienburg, 112 ATMs (automated-teller Haidhausen, 73–74 American Airlines, 27–28 machines), 18 Mittenwald, 203–204 American Airlines Vacations, 29 Auer Dult, 19, 143 Neuhausen, 75–76 American Express, 16, 33 Augustinerbrau, 151 Nymphenburg, 76 traveler’s checks, 18 Australia Oberammergau, 200–202 American Express Vacations, 30 consulate, 34 Obermenzing, 75 American Foundation for the customs regulations, 16 Obersalzberg, 177–178 Blind, 23 passports, 36 Olympiapark, 73 Ammersee, 125, 161–163 Auto Europe, 32 Rottach-Egern, 159–160 Ancestral Gallery, 111 Automobilclub von Deutsch- Schwabing, 72 Andechs, 162 land (AvD), 33 Starnbergersee, 157–158 Antikensammlungen (Museum Avis car rentals, 32 surfing for, 25COPYRIGHTEDof Antiquities), 117 MATERIALAxel Bar (Bad Reichenhall), 181 Untermenzing, 74–75 Antiquarium, 111 what’s new in, 1 Arabellapark, 53 Activities and outdoor pursuits, Architecture, 224–226 adenburg, 114 125–126 B Arriving in Munich, 48 Bad Reichenhall, 45, 178–181 Addresses, finding, 52 Art museums Bad Reichenhall Casino, 181 Ainmillerstrasse, 135 Alte Pinakothek, 42, 106–107 Bad Reichenhaller Saltmuseum, AirAmbulanceCard.com, 23 Antikensammlungen, 117 179 Air Canada, 27 Bad Tölz, 45, 163–166 Airfares, 25, 28 19_100905 bindex.qxp 1/12/07 2:20 PM Page 235 GENERAL INDEX 235 Bad Wiessee, 184–187 Berg, 157 Bahnhof Apotheke, 34 Berghof (Obersalzberg), 176 CADA-Schmuck, 2, 142 Ballooning, 170 Berg Kolben, 197 Café Extrablatt, 150 Bar and cafe scene, 149–151 Berg Laber, 197 Cafes, 99–100 Baroque style, 214–215, Biergarten, 4 Calendar of events, 19–20 224–225 Biking, 30–31, 55, 126 Canada Bar-Restaurant Morizz, 153 Berchtesgaden, 173 consulate, 34 Bauhaus, 225 tours, 125 customs regulations, 15 Baur Anton (Oberammergau), Black September (1972), 122 passports, 36 198 Blogs and travelogues, 25 Carnival (Fasching), 19 Bavaria Film Studios, 117, 124 BMW Museum, 123 Car rentals, 32 Bavarian Alps, 2, 169–208 Boating, 126. See also surfing for, 25 Bavarian Radio Orchestra Kayaking; Sailing Car travel, 32, 55 (Symphonieorchester des Starnbergersee, 157 Ammersee, 161 Bayerischen Rundfunks), Boat tours and cruises Bad Reichenhall, 179 145–146 Ammersee, 162 Bad Tölz, 163 Bavarian State Ballet, 146 Chiemsee, 182 Bad Wiessee, 185 Bavarian State Library (Bay- Königssee, 175–176 Berchtesgaden, 172 erische Staatsbibliothek), Starnbergersee, 157 Chiemsee, 182 136 Tegernsee, 159 Dachau, 155 Bavarian State Opera (Bay- Bogenhausen, 53 Freising, 167 erische Staatsoper), 146 accommodations, 74 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 188 Bavarian State Theater (Bay- restaurants, 97–98 Mittenwald, 202 erisches Staatsschauspiel), Bogner Haus, 141 Neuschwanstein and Hohen- 146 Boingo, 26 schwangau, 205 Bayerischer Hof Night Club, Books, recommended, 33 Oberammergau, 197 147 Bookstores, 138–139 Starnbergersee, 156 Bayerischer Tennis Verbund, Botanischer Garten, 7, 120–121 Tegernsee, 158 126 Bourdalou Museum (Chamber Casinos Bayerisches Nationalmuseum Pot Museum), 119 Bad Reichenhall, 181 (Bavarian National Museum), Bräustuben Weihenstephan Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 193 43, 107–108 (Freising), 167 Cellphones, 26–27 Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel Brendan Tours, 30 Centers for Disease Control (Bavarian State Theater), 146 Briennerstrasse, 53–54 and Prevention, 22 Bayerische Staatsbibliothek British Airways, 28 Central Munich (Bavarian State Library), 136 British Midland, 28 accommodations, 57–71 Bayerische Staatsoper (Bavar- British Rail, 29 restaurants, 78–94, 99–101 ian State Opera), 146 Bucket shops, 28 sights and attractions, Bayernhalle (Garmisch- Budget car rentals, 32 103, 106 Partenkirchen), 193 Burgerbräu (Bad Reichenhall), Chamber Pot Museum Bayern München, 123 181 (Bourdalou Museum), 119 Beach’s Motorcycle Adventures, Bürgersaal, 132 Chapel of St. Anton (Garmisch- 31 Business hours, 34 Partenkirchen), 188 Beer, 152, 227–228 Bus travel, 29, 49 Chiemsee, 181–184 books about, 33 Bad Reichenhall, 179 Christkindlmarkt, 20, 143 Oktoberfest, 20 Bad Wiessee, 185 Christopher Street Day, 20 Starkbierzeit, 19 Berchtesgaden, 172 Churches, 115–116 Beer gardens (Biergarten), Chiemsee, 182 Circus Krone, 124 100–102 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 188 Citi Incoming, 56 Beer halls (Bierhalle), 151–152 Kloster Ettal, 200 City center. See Central Munich Behringer, 2, 144 Mittenwald, 202 Classic Adventures, 31 Bei Carla, 153 Neuschwanstein and Hohen- Classical music, 4, 145–146 Benediktbeuren, 166 schwangau, 205 Climate, 18 Berchtesgaden, 2, 45, 171–178 Oberammergau, 197 Club and music scene, 147–149 Berchtesgadener Land, 170 Schloss Linderhof, 199 Coach travel. See Bus travel Berchtesgaden National Park, Collette Vacations, 30 31, 169, 170–171 19_100905 bindex.qxp 1/12/07 2:20 PM Page 236 236 INDEX Consolidators, 28 Chiemsee, 184 Continental Airlines, 28 Denning, 98 Families with children, sights Continental Airlines Vacations, Freising, 168 and attractions, 123–124 29 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Fasching (Carnival), 19 Corpus Christi Street 192–193 Fashions (clothing), 141–142 Processions, 19 near the Isar, South of the Munich Fashion Week, 19 Country music, 148 Center, 94 Feldherrnhalle, 130 Crafts and folkloric goods, menu terms, 230–233 Festivals and special events, 139–140 Mittenwald, 204–205 19–20 Credit cards, 18 Neuhausen, 100 Film Festival, Munich, 20 Cross-country skiing, 170 Nymphenburg, 98–102 Fishing, 170 Cuisine, 226–227 Obermenzing, 99 Flea market, Auer Dult, 19 Curling (Eisstock), 173 Rottach-Egern, 160–161 FlyCheap, 28 Currency and currency Schwabing, 95–97, 101 Flying Wheels Travel, 23 exchange, 16–17, 34 what’s new in, 1 Forsthaus Graseck, 196 Customs regulations, 14–16 Diözesanmuseum (Freising), 168 Frankonia, 141 Cuvilliés, François, 108 Dirndl-Ecke, 141 Franz-Josef-Strauss Interna- Cuvilliés Theater (Altes Resi- Disabilities, travelers with, tional Airport, 48 denztheater), 111, 130, 146 23–24 Franz Trinkl (Bad Wiessee), 185 Cyclists Touring Club, 31 Doctors, 34 Frauenchiemsee, 182 Dombibliothek (Freising), 168 Frauenkirche (Cathedral of Our Drugstores, 34 Lady), 115–116, 127 Dachau Concentration Camp, Dürer, Albrecht, 107, 225 Freimann, restaurant, 102 154–156 Freising, 166–168 Dallmayr, 142 Fremdenverkehrsamt, 49 Dammkar (Mittenwald), 203 Eagle’s Nest (Kehlstein; Frequent-flier clubs, 28 Dance clubs and discos, Obersalzberg), 176 Friedl Mandel (Bad Wiessee), 148–149 Eagle’s Nest Tours (Ober- 185 Delta Airlines, 28 salzberg), 177 Frommers.com, 26 Delta Vacations, 29 Easter Bunny Museum, 120 Frommer’s favorite experiences, Denning, restaurant, 98 Eckbauer, 169, 194 4, 6–8 Dentists, 34 E.E.I. Travel, 30 Department stores, 140 Eibsee Seilbahn (Eibsee cable Deutsche Alpenstrasse car), 194 Galerie für Angewandte (German Alpine Road), 45 Eisstadion (Berchtesgaden), Künst München, 138 Deutsche Alpenverein, 31 173 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 31, Deutschen Wanderverband, 31 Eisstock (curling), 173 46, 187–193 Deutscher Automobil Elderhostel, 24 Gasteig Kulturzentrum, 146 Club-ADAC, 33 Electricity, 34 Gastroscout.com, 13 Deutsches Museum (German Electronics, 140 Gay and lesbian travelers Museum of Masterpieces of Elisabethmarkt, 143 Christopher Street Day, 20 Science and Technology), 42, ELTExpress, 28 clubs, 153 108, 110, 123 Embassies and consulates, 34 information and resources, 24 Deutsches Theater, 146–147 Emergencies, 34 Gay.com Travel, 24 Deutsches Theatermuseum, 117 Englischer Garten, 4, 42–43, Geigenbau Leonhardt (Mitten- Diessen, 162 120, 126, 136 wald), 203 Dining, 78–102. See also Entry requirements, 14 Geigenbau-und Heimatmuseum Restaurant Index Escorted tours, 30 (Mittenwald), 203 Ammersee, 162–163 Ethnology Museum (Staatliches Geisel’s Vinothek, 144 Bad Reichenhall, 181 Museum für Völkerkunde), German Alpine Road (Deutsche Bad Tölz, 165–166 119 Alpenstrasse), 45 Bad Wiessee, 187 Euro, 16 German National Tourist Berchtesgaden, 174–175 Euro-Bike and Walking Tours, Board, 13 best, 10–12 31 German National Tourist Bogenhausen/Prielhof, 97–98 Eurolines, 29 Office, 13 Central Munich, 78–94, Eyewear, 141 Gletscher
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