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Flying to Munich: tips and information for your trip
Fly to the Bavarian Alpine metropolis and experience a relaxed city with traditional charm and cosmopolitan flair. The extensive English Garden, the lively Viktualienmarkt and the down-to-earth beer gardens make the Bavarian capital seem like a (very) large village at times. The Oktoberfest, the Pinakothek museums and the lively Marienplatz alone are worth a flight to Munich.
Walk along historic paths in the old town, which is home to the neo-Gothic town hall and the stunning Frauenkirche cathedral. The magnificent buildings of the Residenz palace bear witness to Munich's royal splendor and its past as a seat of power. Visitors are unlikely to findsuch an imposing palace in the heart of a city. The architectural ensemble, which has grown over the centuries, artfully combines the Renaissance, Baroque and Classicist eras. The painting collections of the Neue Pinakothek and the Lenbachhaus are characterized by modernism. The futuristic BMW Welt experience center is dedicated to the questions of today's mobility.
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After your Munich flight: how to get to your destination
If you fly to Munich, you will land near Freising about 30 kilometers north of the Bavarian capital. The easiest way to get there is by S-Bahn train, which takes around 45 minutes to the main station. Alternatively, you can take one of the many buses or cabs available. There are also car rental companies on site.
In Munich, subway trains, buses and streetcars will quickly get you to your destination. You can also get around the city easily by bike. Sports fans who want to get to the Allianz Arena can travel to the Fröttmaning or Garching-Hochbrück subway station.
Flying to Munich: practical information for your trip
- What should I eat in Munich? Bavarian cuisine is known above all for hearty dishes such as veal sausage or pork knuckle with dumplings. You should also try pretzels with Obatzda and cheese Spätzle noodles. Kaiserschmarrn is a popular dessert (or sweet main dish).
- What is the best place to party in Munich? The nightlife takes place in the Schlachthofviertel. The district is a cultural center, nightlife district and club scene all in one.
- How many days should I spend in Munich? You can see the most important sights in a weekend. But if you really want to get to know the unique flair of the Bavarian metropolis, you should stay at least three or four days.
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