Golden Empire Travel
Joerg Lutz
City of Munich
München Tourismus
City of Munich
MUCA
München Tourismus S.Müller
München Tourismus
München Tourismus
München Tourismus
München Tourismus
München Tourismus, Christian Kasper
München Tourismus, Christian Kasper
München Tourismus, Christian Kasper
München Tourismus, W. Boehm
München Tourismus, Sigi Mueller
City of Munich
München Tourismus, Foto Tommy Loesch
München Tourismus, J. Lutz
City of Munich
Deutsches München
Jens Weber
München Tourismus, Christl Reiter
City of Munich
Luis Gervasi
GreyLine
City of Munich
München Tourismus, Werner Boehm
City of Munich
München Tourismus, Natalia Michalska
München Tourismus, Luis Gervasi
München Tourismus - Christian Kasper
München Tourismus, Foto Werner Böhm
München Tourismus, Picture: Christian Kasper
City of Munich
©DanielSchvarcz
35 milli(m)eter
@Nockerberg
Uhl
Nürnberger Bratwurst Glöckl am Dom
Donisl
Bistro im Feinkostladen
Bier & Keller
„Das Weinheim – Gastronomie und Handel GmbH
Enter the dragon
blogwithlove
Rainer Germann
Aloha Poke
Schwarzreiter
City of Munich
Park Cafe
City of Munich
35milli(m)eter
Pfistermühle
München Tourismus, Christian Kasper
City of Munich
Café am Beethovenplatz
München Tourismus - Christian Kasper
Vogelmeier
Mery Reif / Lova Design für Mary's Coffee Club
Aroma Kaffeebar
Café Lotti
City of Munich
City of Munich
Daniel Schvarcz
PUSSER'S New York Bar
City of Munich
Schumann´s GmbH
CafeCord
Backstage Concerts GmbH
KIDKUTSMEDIA, Harry Klein
Missmilla GmbH
089 Bar & Lounge GmbH
Pacha
Weinbar Griabig
Café Bangkok
Peter Sechehaye Public Relations
Neuraum
(c)Press Kilians Munich
München Tourismus
City of Munich
City of Munich
OUTLETCITY METZINGEN
City of Munich
City of Munich
City of Munich
City of Munich
City of Munich
City of Munich
City of Munich
Bayerischer Hof
Hotel Müller
Motel One
Haus International
A&O Hostels
Mandarin Oriental
Hotel Opera
City of Munich
In Munich there is so much more than just the Oktoberfest or Lederhosen. The beautiful bavarian capital has much more to offer. A mixture of exclusive shopping, art, culture, indulgence and tradition makes this city unmistakable. Moreover, Germany’s most cheerful residents live here.
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112 Fire brigade, Ambulance
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Münchner Merkur
Abendzeitung
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Bildzeitung/Munich
Prinz (events)
Prinz (events)
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.
1.5 million
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
www.einfach-muenchen.de
www.simply-munich.com
City of Munich
The City
In Munich, it’s the mix that makes the message. Old meets new, past meets present and future, the modern blends harmoniously with the traditional, bits and bytes with beer, business and leisure. For the visitor, there is never any shortage of sights to see or activities to engage in.
The Bavarian Metropolis with its 1.5 million inhabitants lies virtually at the centre of Europe.
Munich’s origin goes back to an early settlement of monks from the Tegernsee Monastery which was called “ad Munichen” (the monks’ home).
The situation leading to its later growth was treated by an act of violence of Henry the Lion, Duke of Bavaria from the House of Guelph. At that time the salt transports coming from Reichenhall and Hallein had to go over a bridge spanning the Isar River at Föhring north of Munich. The bridge passage was accompanied by a toll, and this traffic brought considerable revenue to the Bishop of Freising in whose territory Föhring was located. Henry the Lion had this bridge destroyed forcing the salt transports to use his new bridge a few miles upstream in ducal territory. On June 14, 1158, the new bridge, the market, the customs office and the mint at “Munichen” were approved by imperial decree thus in one fell swoop the monastic settlement assumed a completely different function. The rapidly prospering town was selected by the ruling family of the Wittelsbach in the middle of the 13th century as its Residence due to a territorial split and in 1294 it was granted a new municipal charter. During the reign of Emperor Ludwig the Bavarian – of the Wittelsbach family – the city extended its walls six fold and in 1504 it finally became the capital of the reunited Duchy of Bavaria. Under the 700 years of Wittelsbach reign as dukes, electors and kings Munich attained increasingly the reputation of being a European centre of culture.
Year after year, Munich takes gold in German city rankings. When asked where they would prefer to live, most Germans say Munich. The reason is simple: a magic combination of a vigorous economy and top-notch leisure time activities and outstanding cultural offerings.
Welcome back to Munich! Since Pentecost holidays in Munich are finally possible again:
Hotels and guesthouses can welcome guests again, museums and galleries are open again,
Guided tours are again possible, and the catering trade can again entertain guests inside and outside.
We look forward to seeing you again in Munich!
Please continue to keep a safe distance of at least one and a half metres from other people. In addition, wearing a mouth-and-nose protector on public transport as well as in all shops, museums, galleries, exhibitions, etc. is prohibited. It is also compulsory within the catering trade. Non-observance will be prosecuted under criminal law.
Further information can be found at www.muenchen.de/int/en
München Tourismus
Do & See
Munich has come to be associated with the Oktoberfest, the Hofbräuhaus, the Olympic grounds and the Fasching carnival. However, Munich also has an international reputation as a metropolis of both, art and culture. Its music scene ranges from classical to jazz and pop and the many museums display impressive collections.
City of Munich
BMW Welt
MUCA
MUCA Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art
München Tourismus S.Müller
Viktualienmarkt
München Tourismus
Eisbachwelle
München Tourismus
ESO Supernova Planetarium
München Tourismus
Hi- Sky Munich
München Tourismus
Hey Minga
München Tourismus, Christian Kasper
Alte Pinakothek
München Tourismus, Christian Kasper
Pinakothek der Moderne
München Tourismus, Christian Kasper
Museum Brandhorst
München Tourismus, W. Boehm
Haus der Kunst
München Tourismus, Sigi Mueller
Lenbachhaus
City of Munich
BMW Museum
München Tourismus, Foto Tommy Loesch
Allianz Arena & FC Bayern Experience Centre
München Tourismus, J. Lutz
Schloss Nymphenburg
City of Munich
Die Residenz
Deutsches München
Deutsches Museum
Jens Weber
NS Documentation Center (NS Dokumentationszentrum)
München Tourismus, Christl Reiter
Olympiapark München
City of Munich
Bier- und Oktoberfest Museum
Luis Gervasi
Neues Rathaus and Glockenspiel
GreyLine
SIGHTseeing The original since 1890
City of Munich
Tierpark Hellabrunn (Munich's Zoo)
München Tourismus, Werner Boehm
Altes Rathaus
City of Munich
Alter Peter (Peterskirche)
München Tourismus, Natalia Michalska
Frauenkirche
München Tourismus, Luis Gervasi
Englischer Garten
München Tourismus - Christian Kasper
Oktoberfest
Kreativquartier (creative quartier)
München Tourismus, Foto Werner Böhm
Events
Munich offers a large selection of events when it comes to art, music, sports and traditional "fests" (parties). We have listed some important events below, but you can find more on:
www.muenchen.de/int/en/events
One Young World Summit
UEFA EURO 2020
München Tourismus, Picture: Christian Kasper
Dining
Perhaps most people associate Munich with beer and there certainly are a lot of breweries and beer halls in the city. But don’t miss Munich’s classic high-calorie everyday cooking! Haxe is knuckle of pork and it tastes good together with sauerkraut and “Knoedel“ (dumplings). We also recommend apple strudel and custard or a Dampfnudel (a kind of cream bun with chocolate or vanilla custard) for dessert.
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Hofbräuhaus
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TIAN
35 milli(m)eter
35 milli(m)eter
@Nockerberg
Paulaner am Nockerberg
Uhl
Bratwurstherzl
Nürnberger Bratwurst Glöckl am Dom
Nürnberger Bratwurst Glöckl am Dom
Donisl
Donisl
Bistro im Feinkostladen
Käfer Bistro
Bier & Keller
Museumsstüberl
„Das Weinheim – Gastronomie und Handel GmbH
Das Weinheim
Enter the dragon
Enter the Dragon
blogwithlove
Eataly
Rainer Germann
JaVi
Aloha Poke
Aloha Poke
Schwarzreiter
Schwarzreiter Tagesbar & Restaurant
City of Munich
Viktualienmarkt
Park Cafe
Park Café
City of Munich
Paulaner im Tal
35milli(m)eter
35 milli(m)eter
Pfistermühle
Pfistermühle
München Tourismus, Christian Kasper
Cafes
The café culture in Munich is rather exclusive. Particularly if you stick to the area around Marienplatz and Odeonsplatz. Most cafés are open from 10am and serve breakfast as well as warm meals.
City of Munich
Tambosi
Café am Beethovenplatz
Café am Beethovenplatz
München Tourismus - Christian Kasper
Café Luitpold
Vogelmeier
Kaffeerösterei Vogelmeier
Mery Reif / Lova Design für Mary's Coffee Club
Mary's Coffee Club
Aroma Kaffeebar
Aroma Kaffebar
Café Lotti
Café Lotti
City of Munich
Cafe im Vorhoelzer Forum
City of Munich
Bars & Nightlife
Football celebrities, musicians and media elite, Munich’s nightlife is swarming with celebrities. The city offers a large selection of very trendy bars & nightclubs.
As a result of the easing of the corona pandemic, theatre performances, small concerts and other cultural events have been allowed to take place again in Bavaria under strict conditions since 15.6.2020.
The provisional maximum limits for visitors will be increased from 22.6:
- 50 to up to 100 visitors in closed rooms
- from 100 to up to 200 visitors at open-air events
The permitted number depends on the venue - the minimum distance of 1.5m must be kept.
You can find further information at www.muenchen.de/veranstaltungen/aktuell/2020/corona-veranstaltungen-konzerte-kino-theater-regeln.html
Daniel Schvarcz
Falk's Bar
PUSSER'S New York Bar
Pusser's
City of Munich
Zephyr
Schumann´s GmbH
Schumann's Bar (near Hofgarten)
CafeCord
Cafe Cord
Backstage Concerts GmbH
Backstage
KIDKUTSMEDIA, Harry Klein
Harry Klein
Missmilla GmbH
Milla
089 Bar & Lounge GmbH
089 Bar
Pacha
Pacha
Weinbar Griabig
Weinbar Griabig
Café Bangkok
Cafe Bangkok
Peter Sechehaye Public Relations
Grapas Weinbar
Neuraum
Neuraum
(c)Press Kilians Munich
Kilians Irish Pub
München Tourismus
Bar of Bel Air
City of Munich
Shopping
No city break is complete without a good long stroll through the shops. Munich offers absolutely ideal conditions for a great big splurge: haute couture in the Maximilianstrasse, Theatinerstrasse, Residenzstrasse and Brienner Strasse, department and chain stores in the pedestrian precinct, trendy and flamboyant clothes between many galleries in such town districts as the Gärtnerplatz and Glockenbach area, Haidhausen or Schwabing, Bavarian local costumes, handicrafts and souvenirs in specialist shops, delicacies from all over the world at Dallmayr’s or Käfer’s, the leading delicatessens in Europe, or at the Victuals Market in the heart of the city. Another typical feature of Munich is the number of small shops that concentrate on a few articles, for example, umbrellas, felt, gloves, candles or wood carvings, and which are still to be found in the centre of town.
Munich’s ultra-chic shopping area additionally covers Perusastrasse, Residenzstrasse, Brienner Strasse and Odeonsplatz. You will discover gems in the shop belonging to the Nymphenburg Porcelain factory (Odeonsplatz 1), which has been based in Munich for over 250 years. In the district of purveyors to the court, where not only the Bavarian king was a customer, you can go on a regal shopping expedition – from porcelain, jewellery and select delicacies to high-quality shoes and clothing.
The recently opened “Maximilianshöfe” – Maximilian’s court yards - will also carry you off into the world of international design. You can take a break from shopping in the columned hall of the former “Marstall” – the royal stables, as a new restaurant has been established in the classified historical building.
Outside the old town centre, for example in Schwabing, Haidhausen, around the Gärtnerplatz and in the Glockenbach area, the shops – and the customers – are quite obviously more unconventional. The Gärtnerplatz and the Glockenbach district are also ideal shopping areas for gays and lesbians. Shop ateliers, boutiques and concept stores, with many cafés and bars in between that are open during the day, invite you to go shopping, to look and enjoy yourself.
Bargain-hunters are in their element at flea markets and designer outlets, or they amuse themselves in search of curiosities and crockery, junk and antiques at an old Munich institution, the street market-cum-funfair called the Auer Dult (in May, July/August and October).
City of Munich
Oberpollinger in Munich – Innovative and luxuorious
OUTLETCITY METZINGEN
OUTLETCITY METZINGEN
City of Munich
Alter Hof / Platzl
City of Munich
Viktualienmarkt / victuals market
City of Munich
Theatinerstraße
City of Munich
Hofstatt
City of Munich
Fünf Höfe
City of Munich
Accommodations
City of Munich
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich
Bayerischer Hof
Bayerischer Hof
Hotel Müller
Hotel Müller München
Motel One
Motel One
Haus International
Haus International
A&O Hostels
A&O Hostels
Mandarin Oriental
Mandarin Oriental
Hotel Opera
Opera
City of Munich
Tourist Information
Airport
Munich Airport (MUC) is about 40 kilometres north of the city. The quickest way to get there is by commuter train (S8 or S1), which take respectively 41 and 35 minutes from Hauptbahnhof. S1 starts running at 03.45 and there is one train every twenty minutes until 23.25. S8 starts its first journey at 03.18 and runs every twenty minutes until 00.38.
The Airport-City bus runs every twenty minutes from Hauptbahnhof (Busbahnhof, Arnulfstr.) and takes just over 40 minutes. Please notice, as the bus route goes via the Autobahn, there is heavy traffic every afternoon and it may take up to 2 hours to get to and from the airport. The first bus from the city centre leaves at 05.10 and the last one is at 19.50. Departures commence from MUC at 06.20 (start Terminal 2) and operates until 21.40.
Due to the global coronavirus pandemic, international air and travel traffic is currently still restricted. To ensure that passengers and guests can travel safely and enjoy a pleasant stay during this period, Munich Airport has implemented numerous hygiene measures.
You can find more information at www.munich-airport.de
Address: Nordallee 25, 85356 Freising
Email: info@munich-airport.de
Phone: +49 89 97500
Website: www.munich-airport.de
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Internet café
Coffee to fall in love with, that is the heart of Coffee Fellows. Latte Macchiato in all imaginable variations, classic coffee drinks such as espresso, cappuccino and café latte is a lived coffee passion for the Internet Café. The seasonally changing specials ensure more taste and variety.
Please note that due to the Corona pandemic, you must continue to maintain a safety distance of at least one and a half metres from other people. In addition, wearing a mouth and nose protector in public places is mandatory.
Shop opening hours may vary due to the Corona pandemic. Further information can be found under www.coffee-fellows.com
Address: Schützenstrasse 14, 80335 München
Email: muenchen.schuetzenstrasse@coffee-fellows.de
Phone: +49 89 59946818
Website: www.coffee-fellows.com
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M-WLAN: Free WiFi at Munich open spaces
M-WLAN is for residents and tourists - or simply for anyone with a mobile internet device. It's for free and it's fairly easy to use at many well-visited places - for example Marienplatz, Odeonsplatz, Stachus or Münchner Freiheit. Just accept the terms of service (TOS) and go. You don't even have to register. You can simple surf the internet for one hour before you're automatically logged off. If you want to browse a couple of more pages - no problem. Just log right back into M-WLAN.
Please note that due to the Corona pandemic, you must continue to maintain a safety distance of at least one and a half metres from other people. In addition, wearing a mouth and nose protector in public places is mandatory.
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Website: www.muenchen.de/leben/wlan-hotspot
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Tourist information
The tourist information offices in the town hall and at the main railway station arrange hotel rooms, book city tours and guided tours or provide city maps. The Tourist Information at Marienplatz has been open again since 30.05. The Tourist Information Office at the Central Station is currently closed.
What you have to pay attention to:
Please maintain a safe distance of at least one and a half meters from other people. In addition, wearing a mouth-and-nose protector is prohibited on public transport as well as in all shops, museums, galleries, exhibitions, etc. It is also compulsory within the catering trade. Non-observance will be prosecuted under criminal law.
Address: Marienplatz 8 or Bahnhofsplatz 2
Email:
Phone: +49 89 233 96500, Mo - Fr 9-17 Uhr
Website: https://www.muenchen.de/rathaus/home_en/Tourist-Office/Service/Tourist-Info.html
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Rental bicycles
For 8 cents / minute you can discover Munich by bicycle. 1200 bicycles are available at central locations. To use them, you have to download the cost-free app "MVG more" and register once.
Please note that due to the Corona pandemic, you must continue to maintain a safety distance of at least one and a half metres from other people. In addition, wearing a mouth and nose protector in public places is mandatory.
You can find more detailed information at www.mvg.de/services/mobile-services/mvg-rad.html
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Email:
Phone: +49 800 344226622
Website: https://www.mvg.de/services/mobile-services/mvg-rad.html
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Public Transport
There is a large network of underground, commuter trains and buses centered around Marienplatz and Karlsplatz/Stachus. It functions excellently in the inner city and is considerably easier than trying to get around by car.
Please note that due to the Corona pandemic, you must continue to maintain a safety distance of at least one and a half metres from other people. In addition, wearing a mouth and nose protector in public places is mandatory.
You can find more information on purchasing tickets at www.mvv-muenchen.de/tickets/tickets-tageskarten/index.html
Address:
Email:
Phone: +49 89 41424344
Website: www.mvv-muenchen.de
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Taxi
All registered taxi drivers have a numbered identity card on display for passengers.
Taxi München eG.
+49 89 216 10
www.taxi-muenchen.de
IsarFunk.
+49 89 45 05 40
www.isarfunk.de
Please note that due to the Corona pandemic, you must continue to maintain a safety distance of at least one and a half metres from other people. In addition, wearing a mouth and nose protector in public places is mandatory.
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Post
In addition to the transport of letters and parcels, the larger post offices also offer service and advice. As a special service, most have a small shop with postal and writing articles attached. At the same time, the larger branches also offer all Postbank services. The numerous small post offices with a letterbox and a stamp machine also ensure a nationwide service throughout the city.
Address: Bahnhofplatz 1, 80335 München
Email:
Phone: +49 228 43 33 112
Website: www.deutschepost.de
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Pharmacy
There is a pharmacy emergency service throughout Germany. The telephone number of the pharmacist on duty is displayed at the entrance door of every pharmacy.
You can find more information at www.aponet.de/service/notdienstapotheke-finden
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Website: www.aponet.de/service/notdienstapotheke-finden
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Telephone
Country code: +49
Area code: (0)89
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Electricity
Stadtwerke München (SWM) is firmly rooted in the city of Munich as a regional electricity provider. For more than 100 years, Germany's largest municipal energy supply company has been ensuring a secure, economical and environmentally friendly supply of electricity to Munich.
In comparison to other suppliers, SWM offers a favourable tariff for green electricity. By 2025 they want to produce so much green electricity in their own plants that they can cover the consumption of the whole of Munich. Munich will thus be the first city in the world to reach this goal. This is why SWM is actively promoting the expansion of renewable energy plants.
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Website: www.muenchen.de/leben/strom-erdgas-fernwaerme-wasser/strom
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