|  Grüss Gott - the traditional greeting in Munich! The capital city of Bavaria on the Isar River is one of the most popular travel destinations in Germany. The Oktoberfest (beer festival) alone attracts some six million visitors every year, who delight in the proper Bavarian atmosphere. However, there is much more to see and do in Munich than just the beer festival: gardens and parks, museums and markets, churches and monasteries, castles and palaces - discover the city centre for yourself with its interesting historical buildings or make an excursion to the green countryside surrounding Munich. Hotel Prinzessin Elisabeth****  In the centre of Munich's old town, the legendary Glockenbachviertel, you are awaited by timeless elegance and modern comfort. Ayurveda treatments are available in the wellness area. » more ...
Hotel Karl Theodor***  In the district of Neuhausen, a wonderfully quiet area of villas, close to the extensive park and sport facilities of the Olympiagelände and close to the Schloss Nymphenburg Castle. » more ...
Hotel Max Emanuel***  Quiet, best city location by the banks of the river Isar in a typical Munich district, close to cultural centre Gasteig and excellent connection via urban train to Munich trade fair. » more ...
Group and Coach Tours City trips or stop over, wether in Berlin, Weimar, Bonn, Nuremberg, Munich or Vienna - you will discover a lot of attractions. We will be happy to advise you about places of interest and supporting programms. » more! | Travel Tips
There are many ways to get to Munich - no matter if you arrive by plane, train, car or bus here you will find very useful information for your journey.
Business & Politics
Munich is the capital city of Bavaria, with approximately 1.35 million inhabitants. Munich has the strongest economy of any German city, as well as the lowest unemployment rate.
Sightseeing
Enjoy the historical panorama of the city of Munich - there are several places where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the city over the rooftops, for example from the Olympia tower, which is nearly 300 metres high, or from the 99-metre high south tower of the Frauenkirche. If you would rather stay on the ground, then we recommend that you take part in a guided city tour or a tour of discovery, to learn about the cultural and historical diversity to be found in Munich!
Events
Shopping events, gastronomy events, party specials, concerts, sporting events, classical or cultural events - in Munich you have a wide choice from a whole range of interesting cultural and leisure activities!
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 Vehicle restrictions for cars without badge valid from 10-01-2008 within the green zones.
These restrictions will be extended for cars with red (from 01-01-2010) badges. Vehicle restrictions for cars with yellow is not projected.
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