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Dat da da da! The last photos of my time in Europe! These are the last photos of Munich and Germany. Everything up to the last two photos are of the Nymphenburg. The last two are of a maypole and the udon noodles I had in Frankfurt, aka my last meal of the trip. So I hope you enjoyed my time in Europe and I promise to start writing about my time in Central America!

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More photos of the Nymphenburg and the small pavilions that are on the grounds.

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Photos of the seal of Munich (the first photo) and the Glockenspiel. The following photos are of our time in that amazing restaurant behind the Glockenspiel and our last day in Munich visiting the Nymphenburg Palace

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Last photos from the Residenz

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More photos of the Residenz!

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Holy majoly I haven't posted anything in a long time! Sorry sorry sorry! So here's the last leg of my backpacking journey in Munich! The first photo was taken in the Altstadt, while the rest of these photos were taken in the Residenz when we found out it was a bank holiday and had the whole place to ourselves. Enjoy the photos of Residenz!

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The remaining photos of Vyšehrad! Okay, so the first photo shows a small little chapel that was built on the grounds. I have no idea who it was made out to and when it was built as most of the descriptions on the boards were in Czech. The second photo shows the locations of buildings in the city from the vantage point. For some reason, I don’t have photos from this view; probably because I was too busy taking in the scenery.

The 3rd-7th photos are of the Basilica of Peter and Paul. The last photos are of the view of the Vltava river from the back of the Hill. It shows the rolling hills that are to the south of the city and the beauty that the country has to offer.

I’m sad that my time has now come to a close in this area of the world, but I know for sure that I will be back in the future for more visits. I’ve actually debated if I would like to teach there one day because it was just so beautiful.

Other than that, I will post Munich photos on here when I can!