A Tourist Guide To Munich

Munich is the third largest city in Germany and isThe city then got struck heavily during World War
the capital of the State of Bavaria. The city isTwo and has since had the damage repaired and
renowned worldwide for its famous annual beerhad become a modern metropolis.
festival named the Oktoberfest. The Isar RiverSights and Attractions
cuts though the city and contains most of theMunich's old town (known as the Altstadt) is a
attractions on its left bank.popular sightseeing attraction. Stroll through it
Travelling Theretowards the beautiful square (Marienplatz) and
Flying is easy as the Franz-Josef-Strauss Airportthrough the lanes that contain some impressive
connects Munich with many other Europeancultural and historic features. The Westend of
destinations. The journey to the city centre isMunich is a much more modern experience. This is
approximately forty minutes and can be made bythe area where the Oktoberfest is held and is a
train or car. The city's rail links are excellent andgreat laugh for any party enthusiasts. Schwabing
connects to most major German and Europeanis home to Europe's largest park where there is
cities. Road links within and around the city areplenty to do and see.
also good and are cheaper than the rail service.Shopping in Munich
Accommodation OptionsMunich has excellent shopping opportunities where
Accommodation options in Munich are vast andyou can pick up a variety of designer goods as
prices decrease towards the outskirts of the city.well as traditional Bavarian handicrafts. There are
The busiest season in Munich is between Octoberpiles of shopping malls and areas all over the city
and May so be sure to book any accommodationso you will never find yourself wanting more.
well in advance. There are types ofDining Options
accommodation for all from hotels to bed andMunich has a great selection of places to eat out
breakfasts, inns, hostels and campsites.at ranging from restaurants to bistros, bars and
Historytakeaways. It is easy to find both traditional and
Over the years since Munich was first founded ininternational cuisine at the majority of restaurants.
the 12th century, it has grown in the reputation ofHowever, be sure to get cash out prior to eating
being both cultural and artistic. National Socialismas most restaurants in the city do not accept
developed in Munich following the First World War.credit.