Munich Center Guidebook
Rooftop locations
My absolute favorite spot in the city, you can get an overall view of the city, and even see the alps from there! While sipping on your cold or warm drink, I recommend the Chai.
It is a bit tricky to find the entrance, but find the university, and start asking for the rooftop cafe, its worth the adventure.
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Café im Vorhoelzer Forum
My absolute favorite spot in the city, you can get an overall view of the city, and even see the alps from there! While sipping on your cold or warm drink, I recommend the Chai.
It is a bit tricky to find the entrance, but find the university, and start asking for the rooftop cafe, its worth the adventure.
The Terrace
1 NeuturmstraßeLovely view, great coctails, bit pricy and requires reservations.
Dachterasse
10 Adolf-Kolping-StraßeQuaint little spot
The Grill - im Künstlerhaus
8 LenbachplatzUpperscale dining with a view
Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich
2-6 Promenadepl.Most popular rooftop terrace in Munich.
The Flushing Meadows Bar
32 FraunhoferstraßeCocktails and aperitifs :-)
LOUIS Hotel
6 ViktualienmarktIn the middle of Viktualienmarkt
Great spot for grabbing something to eat in the middle of the day, it has a variety of options for all different tastes
Go up to the 5th floor!
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Oberpollinger
18 Neuhauser Str.Great spot for grabbing something to eat in the middle of the day, it has a variety of options for all different tastes
Go up to the 5th floor!
Sightseeing
Most famous spot in munich, recommend doing a walking tour > "SANDEMANs New Munich free walking tour" is what I normally use
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Marienplatz
MarienplatzMost famous spot in munich, recommend doing a walking tour > "SANDEMANs New Munich free walking tour" is what I normally use
Most famous church with the double dome, the city symbol
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Frauenkirche
1 FrauenplatzMost famous church with the double dome, the city symbol
Go up 300 some steps to have an overall view of the city
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St. Peter's Church
1 RindermarktGo up 300 some steps to have an overall view of the city
The tallest building in Munich - in the Olympic Park
You have an unsurpassable view of the entire Isar metropolis Munich from the viewing platforms of the Olympic Tower. Together with its antenna, it measures 291.28 meters, making it the second tallest building in Bavaria. The tower stands on the grounds of the Olympic Park and houses the TV Tower, a revolving restaurant and the Rock Museum
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Olympiaturm
The tallest building in Munich - in the Olympic Park
You have an unsurpassable view of the entire Isar metropolis Munich from the viewing platforms of the Olympic Tower. Together with its antenna, it measures 291.28 meters, making it the second tallest building in Bavaria. The tower stands on the grounds of the Olympic Park and houses the TV Tower, a revolving restaurant and the Rock Museum
Allianz Arena
25 Werner-Heisenberg-AlleeAllianz arena, enough said!
Museo BMW
2 Am OlympiaparkBMW muesem
HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE FACTORY TOUR, it does require quite advance booking as it fills up fast, but a great experience
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BMW Welt
1 Am OlympiaparkHIGHLY RECOMMEND THE FACTORY TOUR, it does require quite advance booking as it fills up fast, but a great experience
The other end of the busiest street, linking Marienplatz and Karlsplatz, namely stachus ... has a lovely fountain in the center
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Karlsplatz
KarlsplatzThe other end of the busiest street, linking Marienplatz and Karlsplatz, namely stachus ... has a lovely fountain in the center
great for a stroll, my favorite spot is reached by walking down the street that has McDonalds, from Muenchen freiheit station, you pass over a link of the Isar to reach the lake
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English Garden
great for a stroll, my favorite spot is reached by walking down the street that has McDonalds, from Muenchen freiheit station, you pass over a link of the Isar to reach the lake
You can see people actually surfing, right in the middle of the city
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Eisbachwelle
PrinzregentenstraßeYou can see people actually surfing, right in the middle of the city
Maximilianstraße
MaximilianstraßeInfront of the hotel is the monument for Michael Jackson
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Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich
2-6 Promenadepl.Infront of the hotel is the monument for Michael Jackson
Victual Market Beergarden
9 ViktualienmarktMunich old market
Nymphenburg Palace
1 Schloß NymphenburgDeutsches Museum
1 MuseumsinselOktoberfest Zelt Fisch-Bäda Wiesnstadl
7 TheresienhöheFood scene
Great schnitzel and cordon bleu varieties, huge portions, cozy beer garden
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Andy's Krablergarten
2 Thalkirchner Str.Great schnitzel and cordon bleu varieties, huge portions, cozy beer garden
Late night grocery shopping
EDEKA Ernst
2 ArnulfstraßeRewe to go
208 LeopoldstraßeOpen 24h
Edeka
18 Terminalstraße MitteRewe to go
208 LeopoldstraßeOpen 24h
Consejos para la ciudad
Cómo moverse
Transportation
It is best to get a 3 day or a weekly ticket for the innerzone to move around, it allows for unlimited rides in the city center.
Can get a supplemental ticket to get to the airport.
Day of coming from the airport, get the airport day ticket (13 eur/1 person) there is also a group day ticket (up to 5 people), that allows for unlimited rides for the whole day for the extended network, including the city center.
Uber is available here, if needed. But the public transportation is great.
Qué empacar
To pack
A small umbrella, shawl and soft shell jacket are your best friends in September/October.
No large bags are allowed in the oktoberfest area, so keep that in mind. Utilize tiny purses/pockets and plan on carrying the minimum, as a lot of things tend to get lost.
Comfortable shoes!
If coming from North America, UK, other non European plug using countries, do not forget to get plug converters for your phone/tablet/laptop.
Costumbres y cultura
Noise levels
Noise is a big thing in Germany, there are quiet times, set by law, (Ruhezeiten) within an apartment building are normally from 1pm-3pm and from 10pm-7am on weekdays, on Sundays and on public holidays.
So please keep noise levels down overall on the balcony and in the hallways, but please be extra careful during those times in the residential areas.