Munich
A metropolis with Bavarian charm
Oh, beautiful Munich. Home to the world famous Oktoberfest, beer gardens, tradition and innovation. The Bavarian capital is rightly known as a village of millions. And, yes, one or two of the clichés associated with Munich are bound to be confirmed sooner or later. Either way, a visit is the best way to get a first-hand impression of the city and explore its many local highlights. Hop on the train and make your way to this charming Bavarian metropolis. We’ve put together some ideas to get you started.
Pleasure for all the senses
The Theresienwiese has much more to offer than just the Oktoberfest: until December 23, the square will be transformed into the Winter Tollwood, attracting visitors with art, culture and music. Enjoy delicious food and browse through the enchanting market stalls. There are at least two concerts a day in the Hexenkessel - and admission is free!
Vivid Colors in the Tropics and on Ice
Until March 9, you can marvel at more than 400 tropical butterflies in the Aquatic Plant House at the Botanical Garden. The dazzling colors and patterns of these freely fluttering beauties are sure to chase away the winter blues. To avoid long wait times, it's best to purchase time-slot tickets for entry.
If you prefer the cold to the tropics, "Holiday on Ice" is the perfect event for you in early January. The new show "Horizons" combines acrobatics, dance, theater, pop, and musical performances – all as part of a spectacular ice stage production.
SEA Life
Over 3,000 sea creatures await you at SEA Life Munich. Here you can marvel at sharks, rays and colorful fish up close and dive into the depths of the oceans - fun for the whole family! The glass tunnel, which gives you the feeling of going directly underwater, is particularly impressive.
Café Frischhut
Café Frischhut at Viktualienmarkt has been around since 1973 - a true Munich original! Here you can enjoy the delicious lard noodles that have given this traditional eatery its nickname. The pulled-out pasta tastes just like grandma's and you can even watch how the delicious lard pastry is made.
Deutsches Museum
Not a boring museum at all: technology enthusiasts are in paradise here! The Deutsches Museum offers exhibitions, interactive demonstrations and exciting experiments in science and technology, taking a visit to the museum to a whole new level. After all, there's plenty for everyone to try out and test for themselves.
JUMP House
Take a run-up and off you go! Giant trampoline area, NinjaBridge or soccer arena: JUMP House has various areas with lots of attractions for jumping, action and challenges. On around 3,400 square meters, you can let off steam and jump for all you're worth.
Viktualienmarkt
Who doesn't know it? Right in the heart of Munich lies the Viktualienmarkt, a paradise for connoisseurs. Here you will find fresh produce, regional specialties and exotic delicacies - ideal for a culinary foray through the city.
Bahnwärter Thiel
A colorful hodgepodge of Munich streetcar and subway cars, shipping containers and the like will become the “Bahnwärter Thiel” cultural project in Tumblingerstraße. There is space here for urban gardening, graffiti art, concerts, flea markets and much more. Whether club night or comedy show: there is something for everyone here!
Bavaria Filmstadt
An exhibition on film and television, including the original sets. With interactive activities and a 4D cinema, a visit to Filmstadt is sure to be exciting. Here you can immerse yourself in the fascinating world of filmmaking for a day.
Nymphenburg Palace
Welcome to the baroque jewel of Munich! Nymphenburg Palace delights visitors with its magnificent architecture, beautiful parks and impressive museums. Here you can stroll through opulent halls and imagine how kings once resided.
Lego Store
If you’re more in the mood for shopping, be sure to visit Germany’s largest Lego store. Covering 577 square metres and two floors, there is plenty to explore.
