Munich Germany, land of pretzels, precision engineering, and world-class pints. If you’ve got a taste for Bavarian tradition mixed with modern cosmopolitan excitement, you’re in for a right treat. Munich serves up a delectable assortment of experiences that are guaranteed to tantalise the cultural palate of any traveller.
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Munich is home to the world’s largest science and technology museum, the Deutsches Museum. It boasts an astonishing 28,000 objects on display from 50 scientific and technical fields.
For summertime strolls in sunny parks, June to August is your best bet. Thrill-seekers might opt for the buzzing Oktoberfest season. But the holiday season, replete with enchanting Christmas markets, offers a different, magical side of Munich.
Your Munich adventure wouldn’t be complete without a tour of the famous fairy-tale Neuschwanstein Castle or a jaunt to Nymphenburg Palace. Families, solo travellers and couples alike will find joy in Munich’s mix of cultural treasures, from world-class museums to traditional Bavarian beer gardens.
The costs you can expect will include site entries (£5-£20), meals out (a main dish at £10-£20) and the ever-essential local brew (around £3.50 a pint). Remember, though, Munich has a wealth of free attractions, including its stunning parks and architecture.
Public transport in Munich is reliable and efficient. The city’s network of underground trains, buses, and trams will get you wherever you need to be. For a truly Munich experience, hire a bike and join the locals in their favourite mode of transport.
Munich International Airport is a major hub, serving flights from all over the world. Alternatively, there’s always the adventure of a train journey through the scenic German countryside.
For most travellers, a passport is all you’ll need to enter Germany, thanks to its participation in the Schengen Agreement. Do check for any recent changes to travel regulations due to Covid-19.
Looking for the cream of the crop? The Bayerischer Hof, holding an admirable 4.5-star rating, is a historic and luxurious choice. The snug and stylish Cocoon Hauptbahnhof, rated a solid 4 stars, nestles right in the city centre.
There are a huge number of things to do in Munich Germany, so many that we have made an article for things to do in Munich Germany
There’s certainly no shortage of delight to be found in Munich, so go ahead, click the link, and start planning your German dream holiday at the Germany Tour page. Then sit back, relax, and start daydreaming about chilling in Munich’s charming beer gardens, exploring its grand palaces and imbibing the intoxicating Bavarian culture.
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