City breaks in Munich
Explore this stunning, historical city on a city break in Munich and discover the beautiful metropolis on the Isar river. Munich’s dramatic architecture, varied Bavarian cuisine, inimitable flair, hospitality and proximity to the mountains attract millions of visitors every year.
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Get to know one of the most significant cultural and economic cities in Germany. Visit a traditional brewery, stroll through the lush greenery in the English Garden, the largest city park in Europe and immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of the Viktualienmarkt food market or the Allianz Arena. There’s so much to see and do on a city break in Munich.
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Top sights and attractions in Munich
Munich boasts a staggering range of options for sightseeing. The city has plenty to entertain fans of architecture, art and culture as well as foodies and sports fans.
Munich’s most popular attractions include:
- Nymphenburg Palace
- Marienplatz and Viktualienmarkt food market
- Munich Residenz - the largest city palace in Germany
- Alte Pinakothek and Neue Pinakothek art museums
- The Frauenkirche Cathedral
- Königsplatz and the Propylaea
- Ludwigstraße and its stately buildings which include Palais Leuchtenberg
- The English Garden
- Hellabrunn Zoo
- BMW Welt museum
Nightlife in Munich
If you want to experience Munich nightlife, the Schwabing West area of the city is especially popular. Schwabing West is modern (and quite pricey) and is home to Leopoldstraße and Hohenzollernstraße which are hotspots in the evening. These streets are jam-packed with pubs, international restaurants and bars. Maximiliansplatz, Sonnenstraße and Müllerstraße are also popular haunts for night owls.
Shopping in Munich
This metropolis in the German state of Bavaria is fantastic if you just want to wander along the streets, soak up the atmosphere and indulge in some window shopping. The most well-known shopping streets are Theatinerstraße and Maximilianstraße which boast the cream of the crop when it comes to chic boutiques.
Sightseeing in Munich
There are several options for getting around Munich and seeing everything the city has to offer:
Roam the city on foot: Many of Munich’s sights are clustered together. Karlsplatz is the perfect starting point for a walking tour of the city. From there, it’s easy to get to the Town Hall on Marienplatz and the famous Viktualienmarkt food market. The route also takes you past the Frauenkirche Cathedral and the National Theatre.
Take public transport: Certain attractions in Munich are slightly further afield like the Allianz Arena and the Olympiapark. If you’re visiting these, you can hop on the bus, tram or metro.
City tour on a hop-on hop-off bus: These tour buses are very popular for sightseeing in the city. The advantage of this system is that you can tailor your own tour and then get on and off the bus near the sights and attractions which are most interesting to you. You can also stay on the bus and listen to the tour guide for more facts and tips about Munich.
FAQs: Frequently asked questions for city breaks in Munich
Why should I go to Munich for a city break?
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What should I pack for my city break in Munich?
- Comfortable everyday clothes
- A chic outfit going out
- A portable phone charger
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What are some must-sees for a city break in Munich?
- Marienplatz
- The English Garden
- The Frauenkirche Cathedral
- BMW Welt Museum
- Nymphenburg Palace