Nymphenburg Palace in Munich: Like in a Fairy Tale
Nymphenburg is Munich city center’s “green oasis”. Find out what are the top things to do near Nymphenburg Palace in Munich.
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Walk through the Olympic Park Munich
See what there is to discover around the Olympic Park Munich The Olympics are always on in Munich The Olympic Park, the Olympic Village, the Olympia shopping centre, the Olympic Halle, the Olympic Lake, the Olympic Hill, the Olympic Swimming Pool, the Olympic Stadium…you might think that the Olympic Games are …
Day Trips from Munich
Best day trips from Munich to Bavarian Alps Step by step, I tackle my way up the steps through the forest to the top of the mountain. My breathing is laboured and I can hear myself puffing and panting. Then, a fantastic mountain panorama appears before my eyes. A lake to …
A weekend in Munich
Munich: 5 tips for the perfect city break Munich, the city on the Isar, is primarily known for football and its legendary Oktoberfest. However, the city has a lot to offer aside from the Wiesn and Bayern Munich. With these 5 tips, you will be perfectly equipped for a weekend …
Christmas markets in Munich
The charm of Munich is on full display in the Christmas market season. From offbeat to classic, romantic and hip, there is something for everyone. Come and see!
Unusual Things to Do in Munich
Munich might at first seem like a very prim and proper city, with everything in its right place, and not so much as a blade of grass in one of its many public parks out of place. Delve a little deeper, though, and it becomes clear that it definitely has an alternative and quirky side too. Here are five unusual things to see or do when visiting Munich.
Things to do in Munich in Summer
No city in Germany has more to offer than Munich. So why not come with me on a tour of the best places for chilling, barbecuing… just enjoying the summer!
Best Indian Restaurants in Munich
But a capital city can be as unnavigable as the streets of Mumbai, and with such a huge amount of choice when it comes to Indian restaurants, the decision isn’t always an easy one. Especially when every second locale is called Ganesha, Mumbai, Little India or New Delhi…! To say nothing of the décor: sparkling napkin holders, walls painted anything from blue to dark red, perfectly ironed table linens, ruched curtains, Hindu figurines, waiters in tails – is it all part of an urban design concept? Not exactly! Indian restaurants are often a smorgasbord of styles that don’t mesh well and that can almost make you feel lost in the all the chaos.