Munich
in Germany

Munich is not just for Oktoberfest, though we wouldn’t fault you for going. It is a guaranteed good time! In the heart of Bavaria, Munich is a beautiful and buzzing city where culture vultures and foodies will feel right at home.

how long to go for

a long weekend, a weekend

when to go

april, may, july, june, august, september

holidays

German Unity Day, 1st of May, Oktoberfest

how to get there

Fly in to Munich Airport and take the S1 or S8 S-Bahn into the city—or hop in a taxi.

how to get around

on foot, by U-Bahn, by S-Bahn, by tram, by bus

nice to know

If there's one thing Bavaria is known for it has got to be beer—you just can't miss the traditional Biergartens!

local language

German

currency

euro

in an emergency

call 112

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Chinesischer Turm

Schwabing-Freimann

drinks

In Munich's largest park, the Englischer Garten, there's lots to do and in true Bavarian fashion there are one or three beer gardens as well. Though the Chinesischer Turm might seem out of place, it's all german when you sit down at one of their communal tables.

Englischer Garten

Schwabing-Freimann

activity

As soon as the sun comes out, all of Munich ends up in the Englischer Garten. It's the perfect place to stroll in the sun with coffee in hand and people-watch. There's even a beer garden, Japanese teahouse, Greek temple and Chinese pagoda.

Kaisergarten

Schwabing-Freimann lunch dinner

drinks

If you come all the way to Bavaria, you just can't miss out on at least one Wiener Schnitzel. One of our fave places in town is Kaisergarten. Make sure to try their Kaiserschmarrn as well for the true experience.