Munich [ Germany ]
D.Code: +49 (089)
Currency : Euro
TRANSPORTATION
- The S-Bahn will get you downtown in 40 minutem from Franz Josef Strauss Airport; one of the busiest airports in the world. A ticket cost 9 Euro, and can be used also for other public transport.
- If you take a taxi fom the airport to the centre, the coat will be around 50 Euro.
WHERE TO EAT ?
- Hofbraeuhaus
Travellers must discover this old beerhouse within the old city. It is a marvellous place to gambol arm in arm, singing Bavarian songs and raising your beer glasses for one toast after another.
Platzl 9
www.hofbraeuhaus.de
- Vinaiolo
Vinaiolo means "wine dealer" in Italian. Aptly, the restaurant has the biggest wine menu and cellar in Munich. As it is the most popular Italian restaurant in Germany, it is virtually impossible to get a seat without booking first.
steinstrasse 42
www.vinaiolo.de
- Atlas
A trendy breakfast stop decorated in modern style on Rosenheimer strasse. The menu bears traces from the breakfast culture of a good number of countries.
Innere Wiener str. 2
www.atlasmunich.de
WHERE TO STAY ?
- Louis Hotel
A Design Hotel member, Louis Hotel is a flattering establishment in one of the smartest cities of Bavaria. Easc room has a unique design. The fusion restaurant's chef from Tokyo make wonders with the fresh vegetables of Viktualienmarkt.
Viktualienmarkt 6
www.louis-hotel.de
- Preferred Hotel
Take your breakfast on the terrace of this elite hotel with the breathtaking Munich view. Preferred Hotel is opposite the Frauenkirche Cathedral, and at a crossroads of Munich's business, shopping and cultural areas. Its distance to the airport is 45 minutes.
Promenadeplatz 2-6
www.preferredhotels.com
WHAT TO DO ?
As the capital of the Bavarian province, Munich's traditional Oktoberfest draws crowds every October. The most famous beer in the world is brewed here to be served at the festival amidst views not to be missed. The principal sights to be seen are the Bavarian Museum, the Oktoberfest Museum, The Nymphenburg Palace, The Church of St. Peter (the oldest church in Munich) and the Frauenkirche (Germany's largest gothic churc with the best view). Located near the Alps, Munich is also a skiing centre. In the south of the city, Südelfeld and Spinzingsee are popular resorts for winter sports.
Another festival to gather fun lovers in Munich is the Fasching with its parades attended by thousands. It lasts until the wee-hours of the morning.
D.Code: +49 (089)
Currency : Euro
TRANSPORTATION
- The S-Bahn will get you downtown in 40 minutem from Franz Josef Strauss Airport; one of the busiest airports in the world. A ticket cost 9 Euro, and can be used also for other public transport.
- If you take a taxi fom the airport to the centre, the coat will be around 50 Euro.
WHERE TO EAT ?
- Hofbraeuhaus
Travellers must discover this old beerhouse within the old city. It is a marvellous place to gambol arm in arm, singing Bavarian songs and raising your beer glasses for one toast after another.
Platzl 9
www.hofbraeuhaus.de
- Vinaiolo
Vinaiolo means "wine dealer" in Italian. Aptly, the restaurant has the biggest wine menu and cellar in Munich. As it is the most popular Italian restaurant in Germany, it is virtually impossible to get a seat without booking first.
steinstrasse 42
www.vinaiolo.de
- Atlas
A trendy breakfast stop decorated in modern style on Rosenheimer strasse. The menu bears traces from the breakfast culture of a good number of countries.
Innere Wiener str. 2
www.atlasmunich.de
WHERE TO STAY ?
- Louis Hotel
A Design Hotel member, Louis Hotel is a flattering establishment in one of the smartest cities of Bavaria. Easc room has a unique design. The fusion restaurant's chef from Tokyo make wonders with the fresh vegetables of Viktualienmarkt.
Viktualienmarkt 6
www.louis-hotel.de
- Preferred Hotel
Take your breakfast on the terrace of this elite hotel with the breathtaking Munich view. Preferred Hotel is opposite the Frauenkirche Cathedral, and at a crossroads of Munich's business, shopping and cultural areas. Its distance to the airport is 45 minutes.
Promenadeplatz 2-6
www.preferredhotels.com
WHAT TO DO ?
As the capital of the Bavarian province, Munich's traditional Oktoberfest draws crowds every October. The most famous beer in the world is brewed here to be served at the festival amidst views not to be missed. The principal sights to be seen are the Bavarian Museum, the Oktoberfest Museum, The Nymphenburg Palace, The Church of St. Peter (the oldest church in Munich) and the Frauenkirche (Germany's largest gothic churc with the best view). Located near the Alps, Munich is also a skiing centre. In the south of the city, Südelfeld and Spinzingsee are popular resorts for winter sports.
Another festival to gather fun lovers in Munich is the Fasching with its parades attended by thousands. It lasts until the wee-hours of the morning.