Ive lucked out in many places in Europe while driving when it comes to parking. When I landed in…read moreMunich I was on the outskirts of the city center and there late enough where I only have to pay for a couple of hours of parking with the Sunday being free. Of course the Euro change I had brought from home only covered me for an hour. So I looked around and boom the nearest ATM was right next to my hotel. They have a protected entry where you need a card to get in to the ATM proper. even though it was later, they allowed entry and luckily for me to get change to cover the parking till 11pm. Fast Euro withdrawl and I was on my way!

The exchange rate is really unfair. Since I only buy a small amount i use this bank. But if…read morechanging for greater amount this is definitely not the choice. Extra charge 10 euro

Was able to use a Wells Fargo ATM to get Euros with no issues…read more Located in the main Munich train station. Safe and very convenient.

Targobank used to be Citibank, so they still keep a number of courtesies for English-speaking…read moreclients. Things like an English-language website that uses points instead of commas, and instant transfer to and from CB accounts in the USA Most important, though, is the fact that they will continue to service accounts held by US citizens living in Germany. Some banks will not serve American citizens, due to the onerous reporting requirements the US government demands--not just from its citizens, but the financial institutions they deal with. The Stadtsparkasse Group, for example.