Vacation rentals in Upper Bavaria

Virtually travel to rainforests across the globe and visit primates where they live and get a glimpse into their inner lives, including those of gorillas, chimpanzees, lemurs, marmosets, and many more. You'll find out what a primate really is and meet the world's smallest and largest primates, not to mention the strangest looking and the smelliest. You'll also listen to alarm calls and guess what the monkeys are trying to tell us. You'll also hear the heartwarming personal stories of Pavel, a marmoset at a sanctuary, and Brigitte, a lemur in Madagascar. Finally, you'll learn how to tell if a primate is happy or not and how you can help primates. Expect lots of laughs and interaction in this session that's both entertaining and educational. Three customized experiences that are perfect for: 1) PRIVATE GROUPS WITH CHILDREN (ages 7+): how to identify an Old World Monkey from a New World Monkey and a nocturnal primate from a diurnal one, + fun facts for kids. (45 minutes) 2) PRIVATE GROUPS FOR ADULTS: adapted to include adult content, including primates' love lives and what we can learn from them. (1 hour) 3) CORPORATE GROUPS/TEAM BUILDING: adapted to help teams connect and socialize with each other while engaging in friendly competition in a fun and innovative way.(1 hour) Contact me if you'd like a specific time/date not listed.

We’ll explore Munich’s “Altstadt” (Old Town) considered the true heart of Munich and where so much of today's hustle and bustle takes place! Along the tour we'll wind past old streets, plush shops, local farmers’ markets, iconic churches and, Munich's staple, the beer halls! All of this while exploring the surprising history of landmarks both striking and indistinct; the fun, the dark, and even the outright strange!

The tour starts at 10:00 am at Marienplatz (U3,U6) in front of the IQOS store (Marienplatz 26). At our first stop at one of the best Cafébars in Munich we will get to know each other over coffee. Afterwards we will walk to Odeonsplatz and the Hofgarten to get to the famous Munich wave in the Englischer Garten. On our walks I’ll give you some insights about the Munich life and what makes it so special. I’ll show you where the locals buy their goods at Viktualienmarkt and show some specialties to you as well as we are going to try some of them. Afterwards we walk through the hip and famous Glockenbachviertel where I’m happy to show you my favorite spots (restaurants, bars, cafes). We will end the tour in a very nice cafebar with either a local beer or glass of wine/Aperitif. After this tour you will have a lot of individual tips to enjoy the city at the fullest. We will talk about special events, art in Munich, exhibitions and the Munich culture.

We meet at the lake in St. Heinrich, right at the water sports center. The lake is calm at this point and has a large standing area and a wonderful view of the Alps. Paddling and yoga are relaxed and possible without knowledge. If you've never paddled before, show you the most important paddling techniques. After we have paddled a bit, we do a relaxed and easy SUP yoga out of Kundalini Yoga and round it off at the end with a meditation. If the weather should get worse on the day of the event, I can cancel the event that day without any problems. I'm happy for you.

Given the current circumstances regarding Corona and the possibility of social distancing requirements, this tour can accommodate all regulatory demands. The city tour is naturally out doors and any shops or attractions shall be entered with appropriate face coverings. The museum we visit is closed to public for the duration of our tour, helping to ensure a relaxed and safe tour is experienced. Having been greeting with your first beer of the tour, we will take in many of the main sites including Marienplatz, the famous Hofbrauhaus and the food market, MaxJosefplatz, Maxamillianstr, all whilst talking about the significance beer has had on the lives of peoples through the ages. Munich's famous beer garden culture will be explained and lots of places for you to explore on your own at a later point will be highlighted. Then to the Beer and Oktoberfest Museum for a beer tasting and fresh baked Breztl (pretzel) followed by a tour through the museum itself(closed to the public during our tour), origins and significant developments of the Oktoberfest, refrigeration and beer marketing amongst a number of topics to be discussed, again...with a beer! Given the current circumstances dinner will be organised to suit the conditions to again ensure the safest possible experience. Other things to note We'll meet at the bottom of the Glockenspiel Tower of the new town hall on Marienplatz (the tower with the figures half way up) and go from there! Keep an eye on the weather forecast and if rain is predicted, perhaps bring an umbrella or waterproofs!