@Munich A hectic day trip to Cinderella Castle! Solo travel

📍Location: Fussen 💞Reasons why we recommend it: 🚩Route: We had to change trains once from Munich to Fussen! The delays were really bad, so if you're not sure which train to take, just ask a local and it's quicker. 🚇Transportation: Train, bus, horse-drawn carriage 📷Recommended photo spot: There is a bridge, but it was closed due to heavy snow (if you walk along the castle, there is a path to the bridge, but there is a fence when it is closed) 🏠Recommended accommodation: If you finish your castle tour by the evening, a hotel in Munich might be a good choice! 💡Notes: Basically, I adjusted the bus times to match the trains, but they were delayed so it was pointless. Winter is beautiful but very cold, so it might be better to have money to go to a cafe. The flight from Spain was delayed the night before, so I arrived at Munich Airport around midnight, and took the train to a hostel near Munich Central Station. The smell of food was terrible in the co-ed room, and it was past 2am, so I searched for my bed in the dark and went to sleep! I wanted to take a shower, but I was scheduled to leave at 6am the next day, and it was dirty, so I gave up (it's winter, so I hope it's forgiven💦) I was planning to go back to my house in the direction of Berlin on the train around 3pm that day, so the time limit was very short❗️ I had booked a ticket for 10:15, so I took the train to the nearest station and then a bus to the foot of the castle. From there, I took a one-way horse-drawn carriage for about 8€ and arrived near the castle. I had time, so I killed time by taking photos around the lockers! From entering to leaving, everything was smooth. I walked around the souvenir shops, bought some postcards, and walked down the mountain! I bought some fried donuts on the way and had my first meal! There was a Japanese clerk at the general store near the station! There was a mistake with the reservation on the return train, but I was able to get home safely.