Munich: Best stuff to do, Germany

[Dayna Stephens]

It's the third biggest town in Germany and capital of Bavaria. The city has a lot to offer. Particularly because of all the marvels around Munich's metropolis.

Maybe Oktoberfest is one of the most famous things in the city! A chance to enjoy in its entirety. That said, the Oktoberfest is more than Munich.

Think what Munich means if Berlin and Munich were sisters, Berlin would be the easiest and coolest (the rebel, so to speak). More acted posher on the other side, Munich is (but not afraid to let her hair down and have a good old time).

No matter how you describe Munich, it is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany to see. There's so much to do in Munich and so much fun to do.
You now need to find the best accommodation for your needs, as you know how to visit Munich. See this program in due course as the hotels are crowded with visitors, especially in September. Munich has a lot to choose from, wonderful thing. For Besthotels.wiki, you can find perfect fits!

The city of Munich offers far more than is imaginable on a weekend trip. Every area and building offers a separate account of parks, castles, museums and street art. But a list of the finest locations in Munich was created:

The hofbräuhaus, maybe the most famous beer hall in the world, so well-known that Mozart and Lenin were made with a drink! The King Ludwig I Royal Hall was built until a public opening was chosen. It was the 16th century's first royal home. Now everyone is enjoying the Bavarian people's beer culture and cuisine in a huge hall with authentic brass bands and waiters! Indeed, a truly Bavarian experience even outside the Munich Beer Festival.

Price: FREE, however beer 1L is € 9.20
When a table is booked, you cannot book a table, just go and find a table! During weekends, you can be particularly packed!

Square Marienplatz - Every visitor usually travels from Munich to Marienplatz to see the New City Hall. And for a solid reason for that! This is an outstanding neo-gothic building! In addition to the beautiful building, everyone goes to the Glockenspiel at 11:00, 12:00 and 17:00 every day (summer months). With 43 clocks in the Central Tower of the New City Hall, the carillon is one of Europe's biggest. In various levels, thirty two figures depict scenes in the city's history. We propose that in the summer it's quite busy a little before the show starts. This is also the start of one of our searches - the Mun brasseries and pubs.

The ticket price is free.

German Museum - The largest scientific and technology museum in the world. You will, for example, be able to evaluate the accuracy of the sundials, understand the exterior space and learn from many other technological and science achievements such as nanotechnology, mining, power engineering, anatomy and musical instruments. The price is €14 or €4,5 for students. Please note that the museum is enormous and plan which exhibits you would like to see, because touring the eight floors is challenging!

Price: from €14 or €4.5 reduced.

Out of Allianz Arena we couldn't permit this one! Munich has one of the most valuable and the biggest German football club in the world, the legendary FC Bayern (Borussia Dortmund fans might disagree). The Arena Allianz is a beautiful place to visit or visit. You may have a guided tour of the locker rooms and learn about the interesting architectural structure (approximately 200 000 LED lights at night!). You can also travel to the Museum FC Bayern, get into the box and the banquet or try to punch the goals and feel like your favorite player! Tickets are offered for 19 euros including visits to the Arena and the Museum. You can buy tickets for yourself too. And who knows? And who knows? And who knows? And who knows? You may be lucky and you could stay after a match!
Ticket price: €19.

Frauenkirche - A stone throw away from Marienplatz is another famous town's monument! The residents value it so much that they elected not to build more than this new building. This cathedral has been in the centre of Munich since the 15th century, and is somewhat tiny unlike other Gothic churches. Tourists can climb to view the city at the southern tower. You can see why they call it this way when you enter the church and search "the footprint of the devil."

The ticket price is free.

Englisher's Garden - Central Park is the biggest, right? Wrong! Munich is the world's largest center park! This is a lush utopia especially in the summer. In Munich's second largest beer garden, China's Chinese Tower, sports, sunbathing, picnic, and beer. The local people come. Locals come. But there's so much more to do in this magnificent paradise. North of the park, the Eisbachwelle is wooded more, one of the most beautiful waterfront spots in the world! You may even find Tao Schirrmachers there, three times European Champion of Surfing! However, be not astonished when you see people on the metro or on motorcycles carrying surfboard all year round. The party keeps on, regardless of the weather!

The ticket price is free.
These are just a few of the main Munich sights to check out when visiting Munich. We hope you're looking for something different and enjoy the relaxing tempo of Munich in this wonderful city!