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About Paul
Paul Wheatley is a British journalist based in Munich, Germany.

I've written extensively about Munich, as a travel destination, its history and politics, and most recently environmental issues. 

I've also written for numerous newspapers, websites and blogs about everything from art and architecture to auctions and business. Outlets include the Guardian, Telegraph, CNN, Time Out, Amex, Forbes, Antiques Trade Gazette, various company magazines and the Essentialist. I write an intercultural article for each issue of Business Spotlight magazine, which focuses on one country, with expert interviews (everywhere from Cuba, Mexico and Russia to the Czech Republic, Italy and Scotland). 

In the process of my journalism, I've interviewed hundreds of politicians, business people, sports stars, actors and writers, from illustrator Axel Scheffler to footballer Owen Hargreaves.
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Seehotel Waltershof

04 Apr 2024  |  telegraph.co.uk
The article describes the scenic area of Rottach-Egern, located around Tegernsee, a lake in the Bavarian Alps, close to Munich and the Austrian border. It highlights the area as a popular destination for tourists visiting Munich or passing through to other Alpine locations. The article also provides practical travel advice for reaching Rottach-Egern, noting that while it is accessible by car or train, those without a vehicle can opt for a 50-minute walk from the nearest station, a bus, or a taxi. Additionally, it mentions a ship service that offers a pleasant 10-minute trip across the lake to a renowned Bavarian restaurant or the town of Tegernsee.

Alpen Hotel Munich

04 Apr 2024  |  telegraph.co.uk
The article describes a hotel built in 1859 in Bavaria that has undergone modernisations and renovations to enhance its character. The hotel's exterior and interior are noted for their smartness and elegance, without being flamboyant. Despite its 'Alpen' name, the hotel offers more sophistication than a typical Alpine lodge, blending rustic elements with a clean, modern style. The hotel's design includes natural stone and various woods, but it maintains an unfussy and stylish interior with straight lines.

Tight security as annual Oktoberfest opens in Munich

04 Apr 2024  |  archive.sltrib.com
The article discusses the growing concern in Germany regarding the security implications of accepting over a million migrants, many of whom are refugees from Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan. It highlights the acknowledgment by security officials that although the majority of these migrants are peaceful and abide by the law, there is a possibility that a small number of them may have criminal intentions.

Tight security as annual Oktoberfest opens in Munich

04 Apr 2024  |  tucson.com
The article reports on the opening of this year's Oktoberfest in Munich, despite heavy rain and increased security measures. After recent attacks in Germany, including a shooting at a Munich mall, authorities have heightened security at the festival by erecting a metal fence, banning large bags, increasing surveillance, and conducting security checks. Visitors like Nico Baunbach and Tim Harris express their determination to not let terrorism change their plans, indicating a general sentiment of resilience among attendees. The article also touches on the broader context of unease in Germany due to the influx of over a million migrants since last year, and the challenges of ensuring safety at such a large event, which draws up to 6 million visitors over 17 days.

Louis Hotel

04 Apr 2024  |  telegraph.co.uk
The article highlights the Japanese restaurant and bar Emiko, located in the Louis Hotel, as a notable dining destination, especially during warmer months when guests can dine on the rooftop terrace with a view of St Peter's church. Emiko is popular among both hotel guests and locals, offering enticing dishes like Snow Crab rolls, pork belly cubes, and grilled scallops. In addition to dinner, which starts at 6pm, Japanese Bento boxes are available at any time. The regular Emiko restaurant space also serves a comprehensive breakfast buffet amidst Japanese artworks and designs, with a view of Viktualienmarkt.

Cortiina Hotel

04 Apr 2024  |  telegraph.co.uk
The article discusses the Cortiina Hotel, located in Munich's Altstadt, highlighting its proximity to historic sites such as Marienplatz, the Rathaus, and the Viktualienmarkt. It also mentions the nearby Platzl, a tourist hotspot known for the Hofbräuhaus beer cellar, restaurants, traditional shops, and architecture dating back to the Middle Ages. Additionally, local football teams Bayern Munich and 1860 have stores in the area.

Associated Press News: Breaking News, Latest Headlines and Videos

04 Apr 2024  |  apnews.com
The article discusses The Associated Press (AP), highlighting its status as an independent, global news organization known for its commitment to factual reporting. Founded over a century and a half ago in 1846, AP has built a reputation for being a reliable source of fast and unbiased news in various formats. The article emphasizes AP's role in providing essential technology and services to the news industry. It also notes the extensive reach of AP's journalism, stating that more than half of the world's population encounters AP's work on a daily basis.

Smart Stay Hostel Munich City

04 Apr 2024  |  telegraph.co.uk
The article describes the location of a hostel near Goethe-Platz, situated just outside Munich's Altstadt and close to the Oktoberfest grounds at Theresienwiese. It highlights the area's proximity to local attractions such as Sendlingertor and contrasts the less touristy, more authentic local atmosphere of Goetheplatz with the more frequented Altstadt. The author suggests that visitors are more likely to meet local residents in the bars and restaurants around Goetheplatz than in the Altstadt, indicating a more genuine Munich experience.

Munich shooting: Bavarians in Calgary shocked by rampage

04 Apr 2024  |  globalnews.ca
The article reports on a mass shooting at a Munich mall by a German-born teenager of Iranian descent, who had a history of depression and was interested in mass killings. The shooter used a hacked Facebook account to lure victims and expressed hatred towards foreigners during the attack. Nine people, mostly young and of diverse ethnic backgrounds, were killed. The incident occurred on the fifth anniversary of Anders Behring Breivik's attack in Norway, raising concerns about a copy-cat motive. German authorities, including Munich's police chief and prosecutor, are investigating the shooter's motives, including potential bullying and psychiatric issues. The attack has prompted fears of a backlash against Muslims in Germany, despite no links to Islamic extremism. Munich's mayor declared a day of mourning for the victims.

Mandarin Oriental, Munich

04 Apr 2024  |  telegraph.co.uk
The article discusses the MO hotel, highlighting its boutique nature with 48 rooms and 25 suites. It emphasizes the personalized service due to its smaller size. The three top suites are the Grand Presidential, Presidential, and Oriental Suite, with sizes of 325, 120, and 70 square meters respectively. The Grand Presidential and Presidential suites can be combined into one large suite. The design of the rooms blends traditional and modern aesthetics, focusing on Neo-Biedermeier style with Asian elements. A Superior Room for two features wooden flooring, artwork by Wong Kee Chee, king-sized beds, cherry-wood furniture, and a bathroom with a walk-in shower and heated floors. There are Bang & Olufsen TVs both in the room and bathroom.
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