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1. www.reddit.com › r › germanyToytown.de - What happened? : r/germany - Reddit

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   It is now gone. Many, as myself, used this site as the goto for information and knowledgeable people concerning everything a foreign resident of Germany might be interested in. It seems to be truly gone, without notice, and with it, all the many years of truly informative content and discourse.

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   Explore Munich with Toytown Germany, the online community for English speakers. Chat, meet and get local tips on Toytown Germany.

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     Germany #5. Toy Museum tour and Video guide in Munich

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     Spielzeugmuseum München - Toy Museum Munich

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4. www.muenchenwiki.de › wiki › Toytown_MunichToytown Munich – München Wiki

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   Toytown Munich ist eine englischsprachige Community-Website für München (Chatforum, Wiki, Weblog, Restaurant- und Kneipenführer) Toytown Munich hat etwa 12.000 angemeldete englischsprachige Mitglieder. Weblink. www.toytowngermany.com/munich/, offizielle Website

5. trip101.com › article › 24-hours-in-toytown-guide-for-a24 Hours In Toytown: Guide For A Layover In Munich, Germany

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   • Freising Cathedral
   • Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan
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   Address: Domberg 36, 85354 Freising, Germany Opening Hours: 8am to 5pm/6pm (in winter/summer respectively) daily; opens at 2pm on Thursdays Contact: +49 8161 1810 Website: Der Freisinger Dom

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   Address: Alte Akademie 2, 85354 Freising, Germany Price: (Small tour) 1 hour long, costs 6 EUR or 6.40 USD; (Big tour)2 hours long, costs 9 EUR (9.60 USD), includes a beer dégustation and a free glass of beer. Opening Hours: 8:30am – 4pm (Mon to Thurs); 8:30am – 3pm (Fri) Duration: 1 to 2 hours Contact: +49 8161 5360 Website: Bayerische Staatsbraue...

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   Address: Weihenstephaner Berg 10, 85354 Freising, Germany Opening Hours: 10am – 12am daily Contact: +49 8161 13004 Website: Bräustüberl Weihenstephan

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   Address: General-von-Nagel-Straße 5, 85354 Freising, Germany Price: ~25 EUR (27 USD) for one main dish, one drink and one dessert; shared platters cost 30 EUR – 33 EUR (32 USD - 35 USD) Opening Hours: 11am – 12am (Mon to Wed); 11am – 1am (Thurs & Fri); 10am – 12am (Sat & Sun) Contact: +49 8161 548686 Website: Weissbräu Huber

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Toytown_GermanyToytown Germany - Wikipedia

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   The site was originally created in August 2002 as "Toytown Munich". The name originated from the observation that Munich was an unusually clean, well-organised, and crime-free city. In mid-2006, the site merged with Britboard, another expatriate site geared toward British expatriates in Germany.

7. www.meetup.com › de-DE › meetup-group-mogktjkdMunich curry night | Meetup

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   Every Wednesday evening at an Indian restaurant in Munich. Location varies each week. This group has been going on ToyTown for years, now we are trying Meetup to expand the joy! Curry night is not just about having good food but also about having great time and lots of fun.

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9. www.toytowngermany.com › forum › topicMeetup to play bridge - Meetups in Munich - Toytown Germany

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   however safe German cities are now, in living memory the German cities were wastelands of desolation full of starving sick people supplied by a black market and with a degree of lawlessness we could not even dream of. Who can then blame the generation that witnessed that trying to make sure it never happened again. And look at German cities now - some of the lowest crime rates in the developed ...