Munich-region, Bavaria

Munich and its hinterland

Munich is a lovable city. Noble parks, such as the English Garden, stage the “green belt” discretely. You will meet people of all classes here; from joggers to retro-hippies. The culinary versed Viktualien Market and the neighboring Schrannen Hall attract tourists and locals in the same way for some nice small talk.

The Schrannen Hall is open almost 24 hours a day – diners and snack bars are arranged next to one another here and a disco is also integrated. Evening enjoyment can be continued at the Hofbräu House – here no one will be alone for long, the people of Munich love to flirt.

If you really want to take off, you can go to the Nightflight at Munich Airport, where you can dance the whole night through or book a last minute flight to chill at the beach. If you are not the dancing type, can watch a football match.

The Allianz Arena is not only a football stadium on a grand scale, it is also a shopping promenade. Looking for pure nature? The Wild Park in Poing is beastly fun for both young and old. If you are not into a fuddy-duddy vacation, visit the celluloid district. The Bavaria Film City in Geiselgasteig, with its 4-D adventure cinema, makes cineastes’ hearts beat faster.

There are all-inclusive offers in combination with hotel and reduced admission, for example in the Derag Max Emanuel Hotel. If you would like to spend the night in an inventive way and also enjoy pilgrimage, you should book a theme room in the Plankl Hotel in Altötting, a place of pilgrimage. There is even a Titanic Room here.

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