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Svoltastudenti takes you on a discovery of Munich with a Christmas twist! Starting at the end of November and continuing through the month of December, the city dresses up with more than 100 festively lit stalls that allow you to enjoy Bavarian merriment right in the middle of the old town at Marienplatz.
Munich, the “metropolis of the heart,” is multifaceted, and on this trip, among markets, royal residences and museums, there will be no shortage of opportunities to discover it from many different perspectives.
We will go in the bridge from December 7 to 10, you will not miss a single hour of class.
The cost of 100 euros includes: transportation to and from Milan by bus, accommodation in hostel 3 nights, museum tickets and insurance.
Registration will open on October 23 at 4 p.m., there are only 53 places hurry!
For more information:
+39 338 3704379 alessia.mattesini@svoltastudenti.it
During registration you will be asked for 20€ as a down payment. Then you will have to pay the remaining 80€ to our IBAN, which we will email you, within 5 days.
Day 1:
The meeting with students is scheduled to take place in Milan on December 7, 2022 at 8:40 am so that it is possible to leave by 9 am.
Arrival is scheduled at 4:30 p.m., and you will go directly to the hostel for luggage arrangement.
An initial approach to the city and the historic center is then planned
Day 2:
The morning will be spent visiting the Alte Pinakothek and the Pinakothek Der Moderne. The afternoon will instead be devoted to exploring the Christmas markets at Marienplatz.
Day 3:
The morning will be employed in visiting Schloss Nymphenburg. The afternoon will be devoted entirely to a visit to the Deutsches Museum, after which an optional visit to the Hofbräuhaus brewery is proposed.
Day 4:
On the fourth and final day you will attend the Glockenspiel show at Marienplatz in the morning and make a final visit to the adjacent Christmas markets.
Departure is scheduled for 2 p.m. and arrival in Milan at 9 p.m. on December 10, 2022.
Initiative realized with the contribution of Politecnico di Milano.