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Munich Beer and BMW

Munich is the capital of Bavaria, formally a kingdom in its own right and some of the building's style and are still to reflect this. With palaces and architecture more appropriate to a capital city as the capital of a province.

Known for travelers especially for its world-famous beer festival, "Oktoberfest," Munich has many traditional German beer hall, where large quantities of local beer consumed in large ceramic mug be described as "jars". These are often associated with images of hunting scenes and decorated large mustachioed men seem surprising to drink large quantities of beer.

A good way to enjoy a cheap meal out, buy food from a street vendor or pastries Items which seem to be everywhere in Munich, and eat it in a beer garden. This is totally unacceptable is the premises as long as you drink their beer! And it is an good and cheap option to eat in a restaurant.

Munich is also home to the luxury car manufacturer BMW. You will see a surprising amount of these on the streets due to the fact that they like to encourage its employees to the cars they to take deep discounts and incentives.

Munich is a university town and has a large and lively student, adds the party atmosphere of this lively and interesting city.

The infrastructure of the public Transport is very efficient (well it is Germany after all) with the S-Bahn (local and suburban trains), trams, metro (subway) and buses all neatly arranged and usually, on time.

Deutsches Museum: A giant museum with extensive display areas for some 55,000 m² dedicated to science and history and application of technology. It also contains a large library with collections of modern and historical books related to the subject,

St. Michael's Church of Duke William V built, beautifully decorated renaissance church is the resting place Wittelbacher of over 40 members of the Royal Family. The church has no tower or tower. As it built the tower was destroyed and it was like to pitch, it looked to rebuild.

English Garden: The "English Garden" is one of the largest European City parks and is a fascinating place for a day trip, and also a quick world tour and includes not only the German in an interpretation of the proposed in the English Style, but also a Chinese pagoda, a Japanese tea house and a Greek temple!

Marienplatz: A large square in the heart of Munich's main attraction the Gothic town hall with its "Glockenspiel". At 11 clock in the morning to ring the bell and an automatic display shows up on the walls of the building's wedding Duke WilliamV and a medieval dance.

The Olympic Park built for the 1972 Olympics many attractions including the athletes village, now colorful, individually painted dorm, tours of the main stadium, the huge tower has a revolving restaurant with amazing and if you do not like heights, alarming Views over Munich.

Kloster Andechs: A monastery unlike any other you have ever! If you order all that was. In the foothills the Alps, the monks brew a good beer and served very strong and tasty and reasonably priced food. Sit back and enjoy the magnificent views of the mountains.

City Gallery: One of the most important art treasures of Munich's art galleries and formally the home of local artist Franz von Lenbach has an extensive Collection of 19th and 20 Century art, including the "Blue Rider" group of artists who Kabnndinsky was a member.

Compared to many European destinations Munich is a very safe city and you will not buy hassled by hawkers and shopkeepers. Everything is well ordered and polite and many German speak very good English. Always a lively place with many bars clubs and restaurants the best time to visit is undoubtedly the end of September to early October, when the Beer at the festival and the party side of this interesting city to the fore, very loud and busy, but fun.

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