Munich Many people consider that Munich is an ancient city but it is not. During WW II it was completely destroyed (80%). Many buildings in the central part were rebuilt others were built and styled as ancient ones. We walked about 4 hours around Munich. We visited several cathedrals (kircher) and ate some ice - cream in a cafe on Marien Platz (a central square). Near the main railway station there were some buses which could take you to the sightseeing tour around the city. I didn’t have a strong feeling of a stranger. Germans, who live in that region say that Munich is a real capital of the country, not Berlin.       Konstanz Konstanz is situated on the border with Switzerland. We went to that cozy town by train. Railway is highly developed in Germany. You can get everywhere by train. There are various kinds of train here. They are usually fast and come in time.       Lindau We took a ship to go to Lindau, a famous German resort. During the voyage our ship came to all towns across the bank. I wore a dress with a bikini top and got awfully sunburned. The hotel was very comfortable and prices were not fancy. It was like a little honeymoon.       Frankfurt Frankfurt is different from other German cities: so many sky - scrapers and no room for bikes. In other cities there were even special roads, places in the street and transport to put your bike. It was the last city I visited. I flew by Ilyushin (Il) - 86, the plane, which I highly recommend. Tchuess (bye), Germany!