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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Munich: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Munich
- Munich is a magnificent city that rejects the sternness and iciness of structures that are common across the rest of Germany.
- It does have a few modern structures, but tourists may also find beautiful old buildings and monuments throughout the old city.
- The efficient public transit system (bus and subway) is easy to get around Munich.
- The Nazi concentration camp at Dachau and the picturesque Salzburg can be visited as day trips from Munich, but there is much to keep tourists in the city.
- Capital: Munich
- International Airport: Munich International Airport (MUC
- Population: 1,553,000
- Currency: Euro
- Time: GMT+1
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Standard German
- Religion: Christianity
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Munich
- Begin your day at Munich's most famous food market, which is as good for people-watching as it is for quality regional goods.
- Haus der Kunst, one of Munich's many great art galleries, is a massive and intimidating site near the gorgeous Englischer Garten.
- The triple-arched Siegestor, like a miniature Brandenburg Gate, serves as a monument to triumph and a reminder of peace.
- Munich's magnificent scenery is just as enticing as the city centre itself.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Munich
- According to the Munich climate, June, July, and August are the warmest months on average, with the highest sunlight hours.
- Temperatures are great for touring in the city and day visits further afield during the spring and autumn.
- You should dress warmly from December through February, when temperatures can drop below zero degrees.
- Summer: The warmest months on average are July and August, while the best months for swimming are June, July, August, and September.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Munich
Marienplatz
- Marienplatz is Munich's most famous plaza, attracting hundreds of tourists daily to see the New Town Hall, which was built in 1874.
- It displayed the majority of Wittelsbach rulers on the main façade and statues of four Bavarian kings on a lower level.
- This magnificent structure is a tourist magnet in and of itself, but what draws travellers to Marienplatz is the thrice-daily performance of the Glockenspiel.
- The basement houses the legendary Ratskeller restaurant.
Englischer Garten
- The size of Central Park in New York City pales compared to the Englischer Garten in Munich, one of the world's largest urban parks.
- The park, which runs from the city centre to northeast Munich, was founded in 1789 but has since been expanded.
- It was inspired by traditional English gardens in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
- During times of peace, troops erected it to teach them agricultural skills.
- The park includes a Japanese teahouse, a meadow where naked sunbathing is permitted, and a surfboarder-friendly artificial wave.
Hofbrauhaus
- Munich inhabitants adore beer and celebrate it annually during Oktoberfest.
- Travellers who won't be in town then can still enjoy the suds at the Hofbrauhaus, one of the city's oldest brewers.
- The Hofbrauhaus was founded in 1589 by Wilhelm V, Duke of Bavaria, and functioned as the official brewery for Munich's royalty.
- Even back then, the beer had global renown, with Swedish invaders negotiating not to sack Munich in return for 600,000 barrels.
- The brewery and beer hall are two of Munich's most popular tourist attractions today.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Munich Off the Beaten Track
Munich Frauenkirche
- Another notable Munich landmark that rises over the rest of the city is the Frauenkirche.
- It dated to the 15th century and was completed in an incredible 20 years, albeit several parts were delayed due to a shortage of funds.
- The Munich Frauenkirche is the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Munich and the archbishop's residence.
- The Gothic cathedral can accommodate 20,000 worshippers.
- The cathedral was devastated during WWII but has since been repaired.
- It is well-known for its bells and for being the final burial place of the Dukes of Bavaria.
Nymphenburg Palace
- The Nymphenburg Palace commemorated the birth of a Bavarian heir and was commissioned by Maximillian II Emanuel's parents in 1664.
- The summer residence of Bavarian emperors was the palace.
- Max Emanuel greatly expanded the palace after assuming the crown.
- Today, this baroque castle is one of Munich's most famous tourist attractions, even though it also serves as the residence of the present Duke of Bavaria.
- Original baroque ceilings, some with frescoes, have been preserved, as have King Ludwig I's Galleries of Beauties, which depict 36 attractive Munich women.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Munich Culture and Traditions
- Traditional clothes and folk music are more popular than ever in Munich.
- The Oktoberfest and Dulten (traditional markets) are cult events, particularly among young Munchers. Young bands introduce fresh "folk music" to the clubs, and their accomplishments are celebrated outside Munich.
- Not only does the kitchen prefer to combine the best of grandma's recipes with delicacies from around the world, but it also wants to experiment with fashion and music.
- The beer garden serves barley juice and pretzels with Italian antipasti, spring rolls, falafel, and other international specialities. Have a delicious meal!
07
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Munich: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Spaetzle
#Food
- Spaetzle, also known as Knopfler, is a pasta typically made with fresh eggs. It tastes similar to chewy dumplings and is frequently served with cheese and fried shallots or, in certain circumstances, bacon slices.
- However, most Spaetzle is served with vegetables, so if you want to experience classic cuisine in Munich for vegetarians, make this a priority.
- Spaetzle is topped with fried onions or spinach. Kasepatzle is a cheesy variation on spatzle.
Hendl
#Food
- Even though Munich is known for its pig specialities, a roasted duck cannot be overlooked. It is seasoned with salt and packed with parsley before being grilled entire.
- A hendl is typically accompanied by potato salad or a bold. Handle and beer are popular food pairings in Munich.
- However, Hendl is essentially a Munich street snack. As a result, whether it's a supermarket or a food truck, you can find this delectable fare practically anyplace in Bavarian city.
Fischbroetchen
#Food
- It is a quick snack made of buns loaded with various types of seafood.
- These seafood, such as fish, crabs, or shrimp, are minced and seasoned with mayonnaise and onions before being stuffed inside a semme roll. Smoked or fried sandwich fillings are available.
- Because of its easy availability, low cost, and quick service time, it is a well-known inexpensive meal in Munich.
- So, if you're a seafood fan, stop at Fischbroetchen during your visit to Munich.
Riem Arcaden
#Fashion
- On three floors, appealing shops from various sectors and industries urge you to take a stroll.
- Whether it's fabulous boutiques for him and her, stylish shoe shops, perfumeries, jewellers, or opticians, Riem Arcaden has something for everyone regarding fashion and lifestyle.
- Multimedia and photo businesses, mobile phone stores, bookstores, and stationery stores round out the shopping options for leisure and daily living.
- Banks, hairdressers, dry cleaners, tailors, travel agencies, supermarkets, and several speciality food stores all contribute to the shopping experience.
- And suppose you need a break from shopping. In that case, there are many cafés, ice cream parlours, and restaurants to choose from: Riem Arcaden also offers a variety of culinary delights, including fast food, pizza, sushi, and traditional Bavarian fare.
- Furthermore, regular cultural events and activities provide tourists with many highlights and a diversified programme.
Neuperlach Zentrum Shopping Centre
#Fashion
- The light-flooded atrium with a glass dome adorns the Neuperlach pep shopping centre, which has several businesses and boutiques.
- As a result, all stores are within walking distance. The atrium also acts as a relaxing area. Entertainment activities such as fashion shows, Easter and Christmas displays, and shopping marketplaces are staged throughout the year.
- There are also special discounts to make your shopping experience even more enjoyable. A shopping centre coupon, for example, allows holders to pay without cash in practically all Pep stores and 70 other shopping complexes.
- The coupon, which is well wrapped, is also an ideal gift for any occasion.
- The coupon can be obtained at the customer information counter on the ground level.
- Several service providers include hairdressers, opticians, travel agencies, a pharmacy, dry cleaners, and a hearing aid speciality store.
- Three banks, a ticket office, a major supermarket on the lower level, and a full-service department store on the main floor round out the offerings.
Fünf Höfe
#Fashion
- No shopping wish goes unsatisfied in the Fünf Höfe. Everything that makes life more beautiful, enjoyable, and diversified can be found here.
- Whether it's fashion, cosmetics, accessories, interior design ideas, artistic expression or groceries for everyday living, small delicatessen stores, individual boutiques, and representatives of world-renowned labels invite you to a lavish shopping spree and provide new inspirations.
Europa Park
#Fun
- Europa Park is Germany's largest theme park and Europe's second most popular, attracting approximately six million people each year.
- It is located in Rust, in the country's south-west, and has an area of 950.000 m2.
- The park was first established in 1975 and today has over 100 attractions.
- The park's most popular attractions are its 15 European-themed zones, which showcase various countries from Iceland to Austria.
- There's also Adventure Land, where you can go on a lake adventure or enjoy the lovely scenery, and Grimm's Enchanted Forest, where you can immerse yourself in your favourite Grimm brothers' fairy tales, such as Hansel and Gretel.
Movie Park Germany
#Fun
- Movie Park Germany is a film-themed theme park in Bottrop-Kirchhellen, West Germany.
- Travellers can visit Bikini Bottom, ride Dora the Explorer's water slide, or defy gravity on Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer roller coaster.
- The park is divided into numerous sections, each with its collection of attractions, such as the Hollywood Street Set and Santa Monica Pier, which have attractions such as the Bermuda Triangle ride and the Crazy Surfer roller coaster.
- There is something for everyone, with routes created expressly for those seeking an adrenaline thrill and those searching for a place to take the whole family.
LEGOLAND Deutschland Resort
#Fun
- LEGOLAND is, of course, all about those small bricks that can be used to build almost anything.
- It is one of Bavaria's largest theme parks near Günzburg between Stuttgart and Munich.
- There are 63 attractions for everyone to enjoy. Children play the parts of their heroes and do activities only adults are permitted to do, such as taking a driving test or competing in a jousting match.
- At LEGOLAND, there are ten park zones, each with unique themed attractions.
- Visit MINILAND to see some of Germany's most renowned buildings and those from other towns and countries, or visit LEGO® X-TREME for action-packed attractions and the chance to programme a LEGO robot.
08
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Munich: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The moos is a 4,200-hectare-large marshy marshland.
- The ecoregion was designated as a protected area in Germany in the 1920s but was not designated as a nature reserve until the 1980s.
- Dr Ingeborg Haeckel and Prof. Max Dingler worked tirelessly to keep it safe.
- Dr Haeckel was known as the Bog Witch by those who were significant supporters of draining the Murnauer for farming and real estate development.
- The efforts of these two conservationists were rewarded, and excessive moos draining was stopped.
- This unique environment is home to over 160 protected species, including threatened and endangered species.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Munich Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Munich, like most other countries, celebrates Christmas. Munich's Christmas markets are popular with both locals and tourists.
- The historic market in Marienplatz has to be the first stop during this period.
- However, it is worth noting that a market catering to every taste can be found.
- Fairy tale books, exotic presents, and nativity decorations abound in the markets.
- This festival is one of the most excellent times to visit Munich.
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