Its city center is easy to explore on foot, with many pedestrian streets and distractions only for gourmets and shoppers. When your feet are tired, good public transport, easy to get to most of the many attractions in Munich: palaces, museums, galleries, parks and (of course) beer. With an impressive number of annual festivals and events (some lasting weeks), chances are there will be at least one during your stay, keep an ear to the sounds of an oompah band.
The best views of Munich
Church of San Pedro offers stunning views, perfect for photos. You can see the Alps on a side Frauenkirche and Olympic tower on the other, but only when it is clear. We took the quick alarming turn up the Olympic Tower (Olympiaturm) at Olympic Park to catch the panoramic view of Munich. Even with the clouds, it was worth the ticket price. Neuschwanstein Castle is about 50 km southwest of Munich and is a mustsee. Cross the bridge behind the castle to get the most spectacular views. A visit worth and measures, such as the castle overlooking the Bavarian Alps and surrounding lakes are amazing.
where to play
families
Kids will enjoy riding the dragon The Neverending Story and see the famous acrobatic show in the Bavaria Film Studios.
Munich Zoo "has a lovely paddle. Y is located in a beautiful wooded area to walk around and see the animals. Food Stamps She and bathroom.
We spent a long rainy day inside the Deutsches Museum and had a good time. There is a Kinder Museum in the basement with the water present, things to climb and lots of musical instruments pounds. Needless to say it was the best for children.
romance
For an overview of the glockenspiel, go to Cafe Glockenspiel, which is on the fifth floor in the building right across from the glockenspiel at Marienplatz. One of the wonderful cafes and strudel- apple. If you can get tickets, take your true love in an opera at the Bayerische Staatsoper Opera House. Walking hand in hand along the lake staffelsee and enjoy the breathtaking view of the beautiful countryside.
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The legendary Staatliches Hofbrauhaus is an absolutely fantastic place to visit. We were a group of young people from England, and we find many nationalities and drank and sang all afternoon. A must for all tourists, and still have the headache to prove it! Visit the Bavarian National Museum (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum) on when the ticket price is only one euro. We were enthralled by Tilman Riemenschneider carved 15th century Marienplatz is a pedestrian area in the old town of Munich. We sat in a cafe and enjoyed snacks and a beer, waiting for the glockenspiel to perform.
adventure
Olympic Park, you can swim in the Olympic pool, if you are so inclined or even climb on the roof of the stadium. There are many paths through the gardens are well maintained and safe. Best known for hosting Oktoberfest, Theresienwiese is also home to the Frhlingsfest (Spring Festival) and the Christmas Market, where, out of mulled wine, you can also get a hot Caipirinha, a good thing in December. Try not to miss Hirsch Garden, the largest beer garden in Europe, with a capacity for 8000! It is a must for beer, the outside environment and the food.
Education / History
What a great concentration of art and furniture and the rooms are great! We were allowed to take the Royal Palace Residenz at our own pace, not rushed through like a tour. I would say this is a must-see in Munich. Old Pinakothek (Alte Pinakothek) is one of the best galleries in the world. First German works are outstanding. Ten kilometers from Munich, "the Dachau concentration camp was very informative and revealing. Would recommend anyone to go and see what really happened. Now is a quiet and peaceful place where you can hire a guide hand and walking pace .
relaxation
Do not miss the opportunity to slowly walk in the gardens of Nymphenburg Palace (Schloss Nymphenburg) and admire each of the sculptures. My only regret about the English Garden (Englischer Garten) no longer happening. There are miles of biking and hiking trails and soccer games being played. The highlight of my trip was allowed to join a game.
Seehaus Biergarten is one of my favorite places in time to relax and watch the swans on the lake.
Where to eat
families
Dinner at Peterhof, a very good family style restaurant with excellent food, especially the homemade bread and sweet mustard. Yum! The Hofbrauhaus was very friendly, and the menu items at a reasonable price. The daily specials are a good deal and can be very good. My kids loved the "big pretzels as flyers" (his description) sold at the kiosk on the ground floor. We had dinner and breakfast Weisses Brauhaus famous in Munich, one of the oldest restaurants in Germany in Munich.
romance
If you want to splurge, go to Tantris. This is French / European luxury with a fantastic menu. But take your credit card! We went for our anniversary, and it's great for a special occasion.
I was invited by a native to an "unexplored" Wonderful Italian restaurant, Dal Vecio. It is very romantic with good food (not so easy to find in Munich). He is in the embassy district, one of the most exclusive and beautiful Munich. Worth the trip! Try the incredible La Bouche. Be sure to book in advance. It is intimate, romantic and delicious cuisine and is quite expensive!
budget
Ratskeller worth a visit for dinner. Prices range from cheap to normal, but it is of good quality and a great dining experience in the cavernous halls. Hundreds of stalls are outdoor Viktualienmarkt, the largest food market in the city, walk south distance of Marienplatz. The contract extends over a wide area, and you can not lose. You will discover a multitude of local and global cuisine. Lowenbrau has the same meat roasted or fried pork price, boiled potatoes or salad, chips many sausages or boiled pork / veal / beef. The cost is 8-12 euros Between. Remember the pretzels are not free, but go well with 'ein Bier large.
Health conscious
For a vegan restaurant 100% refined and modern, try Zerwirk. An institution in Munich for fish lovers in Austernkeller Stollbergstrasse. You may need to book in advance. Prince Myshkin has an Asian accent. There is a good restaurant in the evening with a good menu, vegetable based.
hidden treasures
Fuchsenstubn Franziskaner is a venerable and rustic restaurant serving Bavarian specialties. You have to try the 'Weisswurscht "Bavarian white sausage Original suckling pig or roasted malt beer. Try Bratwurstglckl sausages. They are finger size and very tasty. I was delighted with my sauerkraut, pretzels and beer. I was enjoying my meal outdoors when the bells rang Dom. Woof! Do not forget. persons like Vinaiolo Italian restaurant.
Where to stay
families
The Admiral Munchen was a wonderful start to our trip! We are a family of four, and the family room was exceptionally large. Both bedrooms have their own bathroom with a privacy door between the two. The hotel was well appointe
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