Central Munich Hotels

Anyone planning to visit Munich anytime soon would certainly be interested in the fact that, although, most of the residents speak German, English is widely used, as well, therefore, one should not encounter any problems in asking for directions, while sightseeing.

There are numerous museums and galleries, such as City Museum of Munich or Schack Gallery, Haus der Kunst or the Lenbach House, all featuring delights for art-passionate people, as well as several beautiful parks, including palaces and castles.

Situated at a distance of only an hour and a half from the Alps, Munich is also a magnificent destination for outdoor enthusiasts and mountain sports-passionate visitors.

Munich is also a soccer capital, having three clubs playing in the Bundesliga, which is the German equivalent of the English Premier League, and it is also a very cultural active city, being home to numerous orchestras, ensembles, and opera houses.

The city has something to offer for all tastes and preferences.

Among the top "local-like" and most popular things to do in Munich, there are:

- checking out the one-euro museums;

- drinking authentic German beer (of course);

- eating cheesy pretzels;

- climbing to the top of the Peterskirche for an amazing view;

- visit the local churches;

- get lost in the Viktualienmarkt, a large daily outdoor market in the center of town;

- if visiting in late-September, be part of the popular Oktoberfest;

- visit the beautiful Olympic Park;

- rent a bicycle and cycle through the Englischer Garten;

- go shopping;

- spend a day at the zoo;

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The list of things to do in Munich could go on for hours. Having a great time visiting the city only depends on preference, taste and imagination.