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Wie lange dauert das Auschecken am Flughafen München

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Hallo, wir fliegen im Januar/Februar 2015 nach Mexiko. Es handelt sich dabei um unseren ersten Flug. Da wir mit dem ICE an- und abreisen werden, wollen wir gerne die Sitzplätze im Vorfeld reservieren. Für die Hinfahrt soweit kein Problem. Jetzt geht es um die Rückfahrt. Wie lange dauert es in etwa von der Landung bis…

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Anonymer1Alfred
Anonymer1Alfred
2 years ago

It is worth not to live there if you have to transfer the entire salary to the landlord.

It is worth living there only as a visitor, as a tenant/worker you will not be appreciated in this city.

So I can only guess to move there.

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Marbuel
Marbuel
2 years ago
  • Very green
  • One of the most beautiful city parks I know
  • Ruckzuck in the mountains
  • Countless beautiful lakes near the city
  • Relatively clean
  • Relatively safe
  • Great beer gardens
  • Beautiful bike tours along the Isar
  • Much work and according to activity very good pay
  • No city feeling like Berlin
  • Mega expensive rents and barely free apartments
  • For young people focusing on party no chance against Berlin or Hamburg
  • Kulturell also behind Berlin and Hamburg

Would say for a little older from mid-30, who want both city and impressive nature, the best address in Germany if you can afford it. I used to be the fan, no other city would ever be in question in Germany. I also like that I am relatively fast in Slovenia, Croatia or Italy. And from the cultural possibilities it is enough for me with the middle of 40. The overall package makes it easy.

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Anonym05770
Anonym05770
2 years ago
Reply to  Marbuel

But I have to say that they went past Munich.

  1. Munich probably has a world city feeling. Just like Rome or Vienna. I was often in Munich and it is definitely a huge city. Hamburg is not so different from Munich. It is similar to the north. Streets are more straight and wider in Munich.
  2. always this “Berlin is Multi Kulti” is so outdated. Berlin has long been no longer Multi Kulti than Munich, Frankfurt or Hamburg. This has changed.
  3. With 54% in proportion, Frankfurt am Main has most foreigners or people with a migration background. Munich is behind it with over 40%. Berlin is around 16%. Not so international anymore?
  4. Munich is an economic centre in Europe. A much bigger player than Berlin or any other city in Germany. Here are the headquarters of Siemens, MAN, BMW, Munich RE etc. but also American corporations have their headquarters here as e.g. McDonald’s, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon. In Munich there are most DAX companies than elsewhere.
  5. You can also celebrate parties in Munich. Clearly the Reeperbahn is a party scene for itself. This does not suggest a city in Germany, but Berlin is only great in the techno scene. Sure, there are more clubs than in Munich, however, you can go out in Munich every evening. The club scene has strengthened and has grown very fast in the last decade.
  6. On a Saturday at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow, hell is still going on in Munich. You can celebrate very well in Munich.

Lg

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Marbuel
Marbuel
2 years ago
Reply to  Anonym05770

I live in Munich since 2005. I described my personal view. You don’t have to share.

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Marbuel
Marbuel
2 years ago

So if you’re going to tell me I’d sell my opinion as a fact, you should also pay attention to your formulation. With “Munich has very well world-city feeling” you have chosen the exact same kind of formulation as I am. Besides, I didn’t write about “multimultimulti.” I wrote “cultural.” These are two boots. This means events such as a musical. I am truly not a friend of the German migration policy and therefore absolutely do not attach any importance to the fact that half Munich has a migratory background. Hamburg is not comparable to Munich for me. Neither the cityscape, nor the possibilities. Compared to Hamburg, Munich feels like a village for me.

No, you certainly didn’t call any clear facts. You said your opinion and not more. The fact is only that Munich is the business location in Germany. But no one has denied that, and has nothing to do with world-city feelings. Not with a world city. There are many small towns that have a lot to offer in terms of working technology. She doesn’t do that for a long time.

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Anonym05770
Anonym05770
2 years ago

That’s all right that your opinion is different. I was just meant by myself. However, you described them as if there were facts that were not true. I also lived in Munich for a few years. I won’t. Did you live in Berlin or Hamburg? There’s nothing going on under the week after 1.

I have explained clear facts, and your clichés have been tied up. Your opinion would have been good about 15 years ago. But it just doesn’t do it anymore because Munich has changed so much.

Best regards

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Noidea333
Noidea333
2 years ago

Everyone has to decide. Views and opinions can be different. Like in every city.

Benefits (personal):

  • Close to the mountains (with public transport)
  • Well-developed bike paths
  • relatively good infrastructure
  • many career opportunities
  • many shopping facilities
  • good study possibilities

Disadvantages (personal):

  • less affordable apartments
  • no longer as safe and clean as before (many foreigners, worse manners)
  • in certain times too many people
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touchytt
touchytt
11 months ago
Reply to  Noidea333

It is still the safest city with the lowest unemployment rate.

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Pseudonym333
Pseudonym333
2 years ago

Advantages: such a low unemployment rate that is spoken of full employment. A very safe city, i.e. very little street crime, a very good infrastructure, many parks, very clean, many cycle paths that lead to the surrounding area.

Disadvantages: Too many Germans who destroyed the dialect and who shot up the rents or real estate prices by the high suit.

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DummeStudentin
DummeStudentin
2 years ago
Reply to  Pseudonym333

Too many people

Scotch 😂

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Anonymer1Alfred
Anonymer1Alfred
2 years ago
Reply to  Pseudonym333

Ne, that’s just a myth: it’s not up to the Germans who are in charge: The tax office makes trouble if you rent apartments too cheap, you get a tax check and you have to pay for several ten thousand euros.

It is institutionally apparently forbidden to offer fair or cheap rents in Munich: For those who rent cheaper will also pay less taxes, and that does not fit the tax office if you rent significantly cheaper than the usual rental level.

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DummeStudentin
DummeStudentin
2 years ago

Advantages:

  • Liver
  • White sausage breakfast
  • Brezn
  • White beer
  • Pigshaxen
  • Meat
  • Munich is simply beautiful
  • If you are studying: Munich has 2 University of Excellence (TUM and LMU)

Cons:

  • Munich is sauteuer. Especially the rents.
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