Get to the Bavarian markets and mountain views without a massive upfront hit to your savings.
VoAtlas editorial
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· 3 min read
Typical cost$2,400before anything else
Across the 0% window$133.33/mo18 months, no interest
How we got that:
$2,400 spread evenly across the
18-month introductory window on the Citi Simplicity® Credit Card.
Checked · at the bank Carry a balance past the window and the standard APR applies to what is left.
Munich in December is all about mulled wine, gingerbread, and glowing markets. You can catch a train into the Alps for a day to see the hills covered in snow.
We can make the $2400 cost feel a lot lighter. You can use the Citi Simplicity® Credit Card (Citi) to manage the spend.
Keep in mind the intro window is a deadline, not free money. If you haven't paid off the full amount by the time it ends, you'll start paying interest on what's left.
The steps
01
Book flights early
Secure your transatlantic flights by July. If you wait until closer to the holidays, you'll pay much more.
02
Plan your mountain trips
Use the local trains for day trips into the hills. They're reliable and easy to navigate from the city.
03
Use your window
The Citi Simplicity® Credit Card (Citi) offers 0% for 18 months on purchases and balance transfers from date of account opening. This means you can pay $133.33 a month to cover the $2400.
04
Pick a central stay
Look for a place near the Marienplatz or a major station. It makes getting to markets and trains much simpler.
05
Pack for layers
The weather changes fast between the city and the mountains. Bring warm gear so you aren't freezing at the stalls.
06
Check the card terms before you commit
Every figure we publish for the Citi Simplicity® Credit Card carries the date a person verified it against Citi and a link to where they checked. Intro windows and APRs change without notice, so confirm the current terms before applying.