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A Tourist Guide To Munich

Munich is the third largest city in GermanyMunich following the First World War. The
and is the capital of the State of Bavaria.city then got struck heavily during World War
The city is renowned worldwide for its famousTwo and has since had the damage repaired and
annual beer festival named the Oktoberfest.had  become  a  modern  metropolis.
The Isar River cuts though the city and
contains most of the attractions on its leftSights  and  Attractions
bank.
Munich's old town (known as the Altstadt) is
Travelling  Therea popular sightseeing attraction. Stroll
through it towards the beautiful square
Flying is easy as the Franz-Josef-Strauss(Marienplatz) and through the lanes that
Airport connects Munich with many othercontain some impressive cultural and historic
European destinations. The journey to thefeatures. The Westend of Munich is a much
city centre is approximately forty minutesmore modern experience. This is the area
and can be made by train or car. The city'swhere the Oktoberfest is held and is a great
rail links are excellent and connects to mostlaugh for any party enthusiasts. Schwabing
major German and European cities. Road linksis home to Europe's largest park where there
within and around the city are also good andis  plenty  to  do  and  see.
are  cheaper  than  the  rail  service.
Shopping  in  Munich
Accommodation  Options
Munich has excellent shopping opportunities
Accommodation options in Munich are vast andwhere you can pick up a variety of designer
prices decrease towards the outskirts of thegoods as well as traditional Bavarian
city. The busiest season in Munich ishandicrafts. There are piles of shopping
between October and May so be sure to bookmalls and areas all over the city so you will
any accommodation well in advance. There arenever  find  yourself  wanting  more.
types of accommodation for all from hotels to
bed and breakfasts, inns, hostels andDining  Options
campsites.
Munich has a great selection of places to eat
Historyout at ranging from restaurants to bistros,
bars and takeaways. It is easy to find both
Over the years since Munich was first foundedtraditional and international cuisine at the
in the 12th century, it has grown in themajority of restaurants. However, be sure to
reputation of being both cultural andget cash out prior to eating as most
artistic. National Socialism developed inrestaurants in the city do not accept credit.



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