Munich Hotels

Munich is the capital city of Bavaria. Within the city limits, Munich has a population of more than 1.3 million, making it the third most populous city in Germany. Look for accommodation in Munich, or try finding hotels in Unterhaching, 9 km to the south, Unterfoehring, 8 km to the northwest, Aschheim, 11 km to the northwest, or Ottobrunn, 10 km to the southwest.

City Center

Munich's City Center is easily navigable with all the major "must see" sights easy to find by travellers.

Schwabing

Schwabing is Munich's most versatile district being home to various theaters, museums, a university, the largest park in Europe, and shops that cater to those with money to burn.

Haidhausen

Haidhausen is a residential district just to the east of the Munich city center where the Kultfabrik and Ostbahnhof can be found.

Neuhausen-Nymphenburg

Neuhausen and Nymphenburg is one of the more relaxing districts, where residents and visitors alike forget they are in a city of over a million people.

Olympic area

The Olympic area is a district of Munich, also known as Olympic Einkaufzentrum due to the large and popular shopping center.

Thalkirchen

Thalkirchen is in Munich.

If you are in Munich and are looking for a place to eat you have to go to Prinz Mishkin. Outstanding taste of food. However remember it's vegetarian! Ania P.

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Watch out! Restaurants and Cafes in Munich close as early as 6pm and usually around 7pm! Whats left open are the Beer Halls (large pubs/bars)! Saif F.

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Go to The Englischer Garten and have a beer or two:-) Dominika J.More Munich Tips  GeckoGo