Located close to the Olympic Park, from Marienplatz, it is just a 15 minutes subway ride (U3 / Moosach) to the station "Olympia shopping centre". In the course of the decades, Bavaria's largest ...

Radius Tours is one of Munich’s largest tour companies, with over three decades of experience in showing visitors the best of Munich and Bavaria. They offer the widest variety of tours available ...

The five-digit numbers for letters and parcels to the city districts range from ZIP code 80331 to ZIP code 81929. In Munich, the individual city districts also have several postal codes.

The Munich tourist board and the tourist information office are your primary source of information. They will be pleased to make your stay in Munich as pleasant as possible. Staff are happy to ...

In the heart of Munich's English Garden, the Chinesischer Turm rises from the treetops. It is reminiscent of a Chinese temple, but with some exquisite Bavarian flair. With 7,000 seats, the ...

The airport, which replaced the Munich-Riem site and began operating in 1992, has received many awards for its architecture. Mid-2003, the opening of Terminal 2 with its daring design was an ...

Münchner Freiheit is one of the busiest squares in Munich, a place to hang around and shop, a traffic junction and gateway to the Altschwabing district: See all information here. The Münchner ...

The Munich Residenz (Residence) is the largest inner-city palace in Germany. Why a visit to the former seat of Bavarian royalty is definitely worthwhile: Ich möchte eingebundene YouTube Inhalte ...

You can switch between cam locations by clicking on the boxes at the top left of the image. After about a minute, the live videos automatically switch to the next location. In addition, you can ...

In Sendlinger Straße in the city center, stands the private church of the Asam brothers, dedicated to St. Nepomuk: absolutely worth a visit when in Munich. Between small stores and noisy cafés ...

The Theatinerkirche at Munich's central Odeonsplatz shines bright yellow - Bavaria's first baroque church also impresses with its interior. The ocher-yellow facade is one of the most beautiful in ...

The most important word at the Oktoberfest that you must be able to pronounce in Bavarian is, of course, the “Maß”. The a is pronounced short and the ß like a double S, i.e. “MaSS”.