Europe: Germany

 

In a recreation of the city of Munich, guests can get a taste of German culture. This involves cuisine, shopping, and more from the country.

The main point of interest is a recreation of the Old Town Hall (which is actually newer than the New Town Hall since it was bombed and rebuilt during World War II.) Inside the building is where guests can learn about German History, from the Holy Roman Empire to the German Empire. While this museum also covers hard subjects such as the Nazi period and the splitting of the state, it does so in a respectful way that does not honor these awful regimes.


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