I hope I am not boring you too much, but just wanted to share some more beautiful flower pictures with you. I know you cant actually see how beautiful they are in the pictures, but I just wanted to give you all an idea of what Munich is like here in the spring.

The first pictures are of flowers outside and around the neighborhood. The pictures at the end are of flowers we have in our house (and my gorgeous birthday roses :)).

Enjoy!

Since there are so many pictures here already, I am going to put the indoor flowers in the next post! :)

It is spring here in Munich, and really beautiful outside. But one cool thing is that at the grocery store on the corner they keep getting beautiful flowers. Every time they bring in a new batch I buy almost all of them out…

So I just wanted to share with you some of the beautiful flowers we have been enjoying here in our apartment in Munich!

After moving from the US to Norway, you all know that now I have moved to Germany. Making such big moves in just a few years is really exhausting. I know that the moving is not over for me, since we are in an apartment right now in Munich that is ‘temporary’. But we plan on staying in this city now (at least in this area of Germany), so that is good.

We have a bunch of our things in boxes still in Lithuania and are currently trying to find a good way to get them all here to Munich (that doesn’t cost too much). I know if you are looking for moving companies NYC based, you are in better luck than I am. You can go to a site called citymove.com and they have a ‘reverse auction’ system to help movers and move-ees match up for a good price. I am in desperate need of something like this at the moment.

Anyone know of a good, reliable and reasonably priced way to move my things from Lithuania to Germany? Let me know if you guys have any ideas! :) ….And I will let you know how it goes.

When you move to a new city, it is always important to find out where the movie theaters are. We have found all movie theatres in Munich which show movies in their original language.

There are four cinemas in Munich which show movies in English, and so far I have been to two of them.

The first movie we went to see was the movie ‘Percy Jackson and the olympians’. We went to the movie theatre called Museum Lichtspiele Cinemas.  It was funny when we entered because it was so small inside. There was a counter where they sold all the typical movie snacks and drinks (but of course, since were in Munich they also sell beer there). There was one girl behind the counter who sold the tickets and all of the snacks and drinks. She was moving fast, and did her job.

At this cinema, there are four theatres (each with their own intresting theme ‘design’. Ours was ‘starwars’). In the theatre there are about 10 rows of seats with about 5 seats across. It was very small and cozy, but funny it was so small. It looked to me like the ‘theatre rooms’ that the rich and famous celebs have on the MTV show cribs. Not like a real movie theatre that you would go to. But still it was cute.

One thing we noticed when we entered into the cinema was that they showed movies with “Dolby Digital Stereo Sound”. Not surround sound, which is what I am used to in movie theatres. We thought that was funny. And when you walk in you see a wall with many movie posters on it. And above it it say “COMING SOON (probably)”. It was SO hilarious…I did take a picture of it, but I cant find it right now.

So we watched Percey Jackson with the ‘stero’ sound in the cinema with many movies that were PROBABLY coming soon. :) We really enjoyed it and it was a cozy, homey feeling.

I would go back there again. It was a fun experience. Not quite what i am used to but, it was still good.

Then we went to the cinema in Munich called Cinema :) This theatre has only one theatre, but it is really big. Almost like a normal theatre (that I am used to). BUT one thing that I HATED at this cinema was that the seats were all level. There was no graduation or slope so that it is easy to see over the persons head in front of you. It is all the same level, and I did not like that at all.

At Cinema, we watched the movie “How to train your dragon” in 3D. This was a super cute movie, and the good thing about Cinema is that they have movies in 3D (since so many have come out in 3D latley). This theater also had “Dolby Stero” and not surround sound. Funny.

I personally would prefer to go back to the first movie theatre instead of Cinema (because I hated how the seating was done). But it is good that both places are showing movies in English.

I have found the four cinemas in Munich which show movies in English/original version. You have to look through their websites because not all the movies they show are English. Some things you can look for next to the movie titles to know if they are show in English is it will either say (eng) or OV (which stands for original version). And those movies should be in English.

Although movies come out much later in Europe than when they are released in America, I am happy to find movie theatres I can go to here in Munich!

Cinemas and movie theaters in Munich, Germany which show English and Original Version (OV) movies:

• Cinema
• Lichtspiele Cinemas
• Mathaser
• Neues-Arena

Where to do you to the movies? Tell us about it in a comment below!