Munich Germany
by: Marcus Hochstadt
Munich Germany is a city in the state Bavaria. Would
you like to know what the real interesting sights in
Munich Germany are? I will tell you 12 of my good ones.
If you would like to know something about the city and its
history, visit my website for information about that. In this
article I will let you know of 12 insider tips of this German
city -– short and sweet –- so that you can print them out
and easily scour the sights.
First, once you arrive in the city, go to the tourist
information office. It is located at Munich Germany main
station (outside) or at Marienplatz (downtown).
Also, since you already know that this city is venue of the
well-known Oktoberfest, there is actually no need for me
to tell you anything about that, right?
Now, shall we get started? Great!
MUNICH TOP 10 ATTRACTIONS
Munich Bars and Restaurants
1. An absolute must-see and must-experience is the
"Hundskugel" (Dogs Ball) located in Hotterstrasse in old
town. This is Munich's oldest house which has the
perfect ambience for original Bavarian food (e.g.
"Schweinshaxe" -- knuckle of pork). Quite frankly, once
you were here, your friends will become envious you
were there without them.
2. The "Schuhbecks in den Suedtiroler Stuben"
(Schubecks in the South Tyrol Rooms) is a tavern with
notable factor. They serve original Bavarian cuisine in
high quality. It is located at "Platzl" in old town.
3. Another excellent restaurant with original Bavarian
cuisine is "Gasthaus Beim Sedlmayr" (Tavern by
Sedlmayr). The funny and happy waiters make your time
even more glamorous and jollier. Their menu has "all
you ever need" once you are in Munich.
4. The "Haxnbauer im Scholastikahaus" (sorry, I'm not
able to translate that yet...;-), located next to Marienplatz
in Sparkassenstrasse, inspires visitors to stay longer
than they might want once they enter. It's just amazing,
old woody walls and tables, smelling beer and meat, just
unforgettable.
5. If you are looking for a chance to see famous football
stars and actors, you have to go to the noble P1. I must
admit it is not easy to enter this exceptional bar, but
definitely worth more than one try. You will find it in
Prinzregentenstrasse. The location is, however, quite
hidden. Only a small sign beside stairs refers to the
legendary club discotheque. Tip: It might be a bit easier
if you go in as a couple.
MUNICH SIGHTSEEING AND CULTURE
6. Stroll along Ludwigstrasse. Ludwig I. underlined the
royal Munich with this classicistic boulevard. As a road of
sciences, the Ludwigstrasse (Ludwigstreet) is one of the
most monumental and most generous roads created in
the 19th century. The monument of king Ludwig I on
Odeonsplatz, created by Max Widmann, reminds of the
owners and name giver who had to withdraw in 1848
after the Lola Montez affair.
7. The Maximilianstrasse (Maximilian Street) spreads still
old flair while strolling through this historical street. With
museums and theatres, galleries and numerous
exclusive shops, this splendour road certainly belongs to
the most distinguished addresses of Munich Germany.
8. Are you art and historical interested? Then walk along
the Prinzregentenstrasse (Prince Regent Road). It is
considered as museum mile. Prince Regent Luitpold let
put on this avenue road at the end of the 19th century.
9. The Englischer Garten (English Gardens) is Munich
Germany's famous 900-acre park. It is actually starting in
the heart of the city and transitioning into the
countryside. The park offers shaded paths for walking
and cycling in summer and picturesque frozen lakes in
winter. In addition, it contains four beer gardens
(Chinesischer Turm, Seehaus, Hirschau, Aumeister),
whose invite to stay long after sunset.
10. Marienplatz is world-wide well-known with the "new"
Neo-Gothic City Hall and its "Gingle Bells" sounds.
Acutally a huge square with some interesting taverns.
Visit http://www.smart-travel-germany.com/munich.html
for additional information and images.
By the way, from Munich Germany's main station, it is a
quite short way to downtown and old town -- just a few
minutes walk.
Enjoy your trip!
All the best,
Marcus Hochstadt
About The Author
Marcus Hochstadt has a high interest in helping you gain the delightful form
of a smart travel to and through Germany. On http://www.smart-travel-
germany.com/german-cities-and-towns.html he covers many other German
cities and towns and gives you additional insider tips.
by: Marcus Hochstadt
Munich Germany is a city in the state Bavaria. Would
you like to know what the real interesting sights in
Munich Germany are? I will tell you 12 of my good ones.
If you would like to know something about the city and its
history, visit my website for information about that. In this
article I will let you know of 12 insider tips of this German
city -– short and sweet –- so that you can print them out
and easily scour the sights.
First, once you arrive in the city, go to the tourist
information office. It is located at Munich Germany main
station (outside) or at Marienplatz (downtown).
Also, since you already know that this city is venue of the
well-known Oktoberfest, there is actually no need for me
to tell you anything about that, right?
Now, shall we get started? Great!
MUNICH TOP 10 ATTRACTIONS
Munich Bars and Restaurants
1. An absolute must-see and must-experience is the
"Hundskugel" (Dogs Ball) located in Hotterstrasse in old
town. This is Munich's oldest house which has the
perfect ambience for original Bavarian food (e.g.
"Schweinshaxe" -- knuckle of pork). Quite frankly, once
you were here, your friends will become envious you
were there without them.
2. The "Schuhbecks in den Suedtiroler Stuben"
(Schubecks in the South Tyrol Rooms) is a tavern with
notable factor. They serve original Bavarian cuisine in
high quality. It is located at "Platzl" in old town.
3. Another excellent restaurant with original Bavarian
cuisine is "Gasthaus Beim Sedlmayr" (Tavern by
Sedlmayr). The funny and happy waiters make your time
even more glamorous and jollier. Their menu has "all
you ever need" once you are in Munich.
4. The "Haxnbauer im Scholastikahaus" (sorry, I'm not
able to translate that yet...;-), located next to Marienplatz
in Sparkassenstrasse, inspires visitors to stay longer
than they might want once they enter. It's just amazing,
old woody walls and tables, smelling beer and meat, just
unforgettable.
5. If you are looking for a chance to see famous football
stars and actors, you have to go to the noble P1. I must
admit it is not easy to enter this exceptional bar, but
definitely worth more than one try. You will find it in
Prinzregentenstrasse. The location is, however, quite
hidden. Only a small sign beside stairs refers to the
legendary club discotheque. Tip: It might be a bit easier
if you go in as a couple.
MUNICH SIGHTSEEING AND CULTURE
6. Stroll along Ludwigstrasse. Ludwig I. underlined the
royal Munich with this classicistic boulevard. As a road of
sciences, the Ludwigstrasse (Ludwigstreet) is one of the
most monumental and most generous roads created in
the 19th century. The monument of king Ludwig I on
Odeonsplatz, created by Max Widmann, reminds of the
owners and name giver who had to withdraw in 1848
after the Lola Montez affair.
7. The Maximilianstrasse (Maximilian Street) spreads still
old flair while strolling through this historical street. With
museums and theatres, galleries and numerous
exclusive shops, this splendour road certainly belongs to
the most distinguished addresses of Munich Germany.
8. Are you art and historical interested? Then walk along
the Prinzregentenstrasse (Prince Regent Road). It is
considered as museum mile. Prince Regent Luitpold let
put on this avenue road at the end of the 19th century.
9. The Englischer Garten (English Gardens) is Munich
Germany's famous 900-acre park. It is actually starting in
the heart of the city and transitioning into the
countryside. The park offers shaded paths for walking
and cycling in summer and picturesque frozen lakes in
winter. In addition, it contains four beer gardens
(Chinesischer Turm, Seehaus, Hirschau, Aumeister),
whose invite to stay long after sunset.
10. Marienplatz is world-wide well-known with the "new"
Neo-Gothic City Hall and its "Gingle Bells" sounds.
Acutally a huge square with some interesting taverns.
Visit http://www.smart-travel-germany.com/munich.html
for additional information and images.
By the way, from Munich Germany's main station, it is a
quite short way to downtown and old town -- just a few
minutes walk.
Enjoy your trip!
All the best,
Marcus Hochstadt
About The Author
Marcus Hochstadt has a high interest in helping you gain the delightful form
of a smart travel to and through Germany. On http://www.smart-travel-
germany.com/german-cities-and-towns.html he covers many other German
cities and towns and gives you additional insider tips.
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