
Since it opened in 2007, BMW Welt has become one of Bavaria’s most popular tourist attractions. Over two million visitors flock here every year to experience the wide range of exhibitions, events, the...
The capital city of the infamous Bavaria, Munich is the third largest city in Germany, and one not to be missed. It’s grown in popularity recently, maybe due to the huge event Oktoberfest, a 16-day festival starting in September and finishing in October each year, which incorporates the world’s largest funfair with authentic Bavarian beer, cuisine and nightlife. The event is well loved by the young and trendy worldwide and definitely worth a visit.
There’s plenty to do in the area surrounding Munich Franz Josef Strauss Airport outside of October as well, to entice lovers of history, nightlife, food and drink (especially beer) in the vast and varied culture you’ll find here. From relaxed days spent exploring museums, parks, gardens (including a stunning English garden) and restaurants with local dishes, to more action-packed activities like cycling and bike tours, Munich will offer a rich, cultured experience and a real authentic taste of Germany and its residents’ way of life.
Munich Franz Josef Strauss International Airport is the second busiest airport in Germany, located almost in the centre of Munich. Whatever your accommodation choice, booking Munich Franz Josef Strauss transfers with hoppa today means you can enjoy your flight knowing that an easy ride awaits you on the other end.
Do & See
Dining
Cafes
Bars & Nightlife
Shopping
Since it opened in 2007, BMW Welt has become one of Bavaria’s most popular tourist attractions. Over two million visitors flock here every year to experience the wide range of exhibitions, events, the...
Street art as a form of art of the 21st century is rightly considered as a global celebrated phenomenon, nevertheless street art hasn\u0027t arrived enough in the art discourse. The newly build Museu...
A boat in the middle of the city? And it serves as a bar? It took one and a half years from the transport of the MS Utting to Munich until it opened as a bar, breakfast café, roof terrace and beer gar...
The Viktualienmarkt is located in the heart of Munich and is the culinary centre of the city. Bakers, butchers, fishmongers, delicatessens and flower stands have made the market a Munich landmark for ...
Surfing in the middle of the city - the Eisbach wave is considered worldwide as the most constant, biggest and best river wave in the middle of a big city. For more than 40 years the surfers have been...
Right next to the headquarters of the European Southern Observatory (ESO) in Garching, the ESO Supernova Planetarium \u0026 Visitor Centre opened in May 2018. It is supposed to be a interactive learni...
In the midst of the creative bustle, a 78 metre high Ferris wheel, the “Umadum” will await visitors from April 2019. The largest transportable Ferris wheel in the world will be set up temporarily in t...
If you would like to find out something about Munich’s sub-culture, you have come to the right place at “Hey Minga”. In the red VW transporter called “Gerti”, you can discover Munich far away from t...
Dieses Gelände steht für Diversität und Heterogenität. Das Stadtbild hier überrascht mit alten Industriebauten, bunten Graffiti, wild wuchernden Gärten und schafft so eine inspirierende Atmosphäre. A...
The Alte Pinakothek is home to one of the world\u0027s most renowned collections of European paintings from the 14th to the 18th century. The displays include works by Dürer, Raffael, Leonardo, Tizian...
Four museums under one roof: The Sammlung Moderne Kunst, the Neue Sammlung - The International Design Museum Munich, the Architekturmuseum der TU München and the Staatliche Graphische Sammlung München...
The Brandhorst collection comprises more than 1,000 works by path-breaking artists of the 20th and 21st centuries such as Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, Sigmar Polke, Damien Hirst and Mike Kelley. The museu...
EmergencyNumbers
110 Police 112 Fire brigade, Ambulance
Currency
1 Euro, € = 100 cents
Newspapers
Süddeutsche Zeitung Münchner Merkur Abendzeitung tz Bildzeitung/Munich Prinz (events) Prinz (events)
OpeningHours
Department stores and large shops are open from about 10am to 8pm Monday to Friday. Saturdays from 10am to 6pm (larger ones until 8pm). Grocery shops often open from 7am. The shops are closed on Sundays. A small selection of food is available in garages, at the central station and also at the airport.
Population
1.5 million
TouristInformation
City Hall (Rathaus) Address: Marienplatz 2, 80331 Munich Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9:30am-7:30pm, Sat 9am-4pm, Sun + public holidays 10am-2pm Grand Central Station Address: Bahnhofplatz 2, 80335 Munich Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-8pm, Sun + public holidays 10am-6pm
TUI's 2020 holiday plans are set to begin in Germany towards the end of May....
2016 was a great year and we are super excited to start 2017, there's so much happening all over the world. From new attractions to festivals and celebratio...
September is here and the end of summer is upon us. Pretty soon it will be goodbye sun-drenched days by the pool or on the beach and hello to jumpers, crisp mor...