Hello Libby, the names and different coat of arms represent 12 Bavarian cities. The oblong figure on the backside is usually the logo of the producer of the plate. Usually these plates are made of tin. These are often sold as souvenirs and cost from 10 to 60 €/$.

I have a Bayern plate with the names of maybe family members and their coat of Arms arranged around the circle with different designs. Their are 12 different names. I will attempt to put them in order from 1-12...like a clock. Landshut, Lindau, Passau, Hofi/B, Erlangen, Nuernberg, Eichstaett, Starubing, Regensburg, Augsburg, Ingolstadt, Muenchen. On the back of the plate it has an oblong figure with a angel in it. I believe it's made of maybe zinc or aluminum. Or puter...not spelled right but I couldn't find it the dictionary?? I hope you can give me some background of maybe a price list. Thank-you for your time. Sincerely yours, Libby Lueders

We spent three days in Munich. Our last day was with Munich Greeter, Mark. This was our favorite day of Munich. He was kind enough to meet us in our hotel lobby and rearranged his usual tour route to accommodate for us. Mark took us all over the city giving us an insider guide of architecture, culture, and history. It was amazing how much he knew about the city. He gave great restaurant suggestions, knew where to pop in and out of for hidden gems and views of the city. We had lunch together in the winter palace on a sunny day while drinking the German wine that came recommended by Mark. We cannot thank Mark enough for his time and hospitality. Don't hesitate to make a booking with a Munich Greeter!

Many thanks to Eberhard for a wonderful tour of Munich. He was well prepared, informative and gave us great info about Munich and its history. He was also very helpful with our itinerary, mentioning sites to see during our travels through Bavaria. We highly recommend taking a tour with Eberhard, it was one of the best tours we've had.

Hello Naif, there is a Souvenir store near Marienplatz (city center) (Neuhauser St. 2). But better ask the shopkeeper if it is "made in Germany".

Hello Thank you for all of this Where can I get an original "cuckoo clock " in Munich how mad Germany not in China?

We came to Munich on 17th August and met Eberhard at Marienplatz just 1 after arriving Munich. We visited most of the places in Altstadt in 4 hours which might have took us a day if we visited by ourselves. He explained about the History and Culture with such great Passion, Energy and also showed us the pictures how the same place looked at various time periods, that we could imagine walking through the same streets from the Past and Present at the same time. He also helped us plan our next 2 days in Munich and also mailed us the Information about the same. Thanks a lot Eberhard and Munich Greeters for introducing Munich in such a wonderful way. Keep up the great work!

Hallo Greeter. Am 3.8.2016 haben wir nach einigen Emails und Whats App Nachrichten Tina, unsere Greeterin, kennen gelernt. Innerhalb von wenigen Minuten stellte sich eine schöne Vertrautheit ein. Und schon waren wir mittendrin in unserem Greet. Wir wollten wissen, wo und wie die Menschen in München leben. Tina brachte uns von Nord nach Süd und von Ost nach West und überall wusste sie etwas zu berichten. Als Touristen hätten wir diese Orte in München niemals gesehen. Das war toll!! An dieser Stelle können wir nur Danke sagen für diese einzigartige und tolle Art eine Stadt kennen zu lernen. Herzliche Grüße aus Xanten von Klaus, Tina, Anna und Lisa

Dear Jacin, I wrote you an email. I hope you will find a workshop/class and learn a tradtitional Bavarian dance. Andy

Wir haben am 24.06.16 mit Eberhard eine Tour durch die Münchener Innenstadt gemacht. Trotz der Hitze hat sich Eberhard viel Zeit für uns genommen und uns wirklich sehr viele schöne und interessante Ecken von München gezeigt. Wir haben viel gelernt und konnten dank seiner Tipps auch die nächsten 2 Tage unseres Aufenthalts genießen. Vielen Dank dafür! 🙂