Munich Beer Fest

Munich is the capital of Bavaria, formally a kingdom in its own right and part of the s and style building still visible in this direction. With palaces and architecture more appropriate to a capital as the main town of a federal state.

Known mostly by tourists for its beer festival celebrates the "Oktober Fest in Munich has many traditional German beer cellars, where large quantities of beer are consumed in the local pottery mug known as" mugs " . They are often adorned with pictures of hunting scenes or large mustachioed men surprisingly given drinking large quantities of beer.

A good way to enjoy a meal is very cheap to buy food from a street vendor or is pastry that seem to be everywhere in Munich, and eat in a beer garden. It is perfectly acceptable for institutions as long as you drink beer! And made a good and cheap alternative to dining in a restaurant.

Munich is also the seat of the BMW luxury car manufacturer. You will see a surprising number of them on the streets due to the fact that they like to encourage their employees to drive the cars they make a great discount and incentives.

Munich is a university town and boasts a large student population and animated, which adds to the festive atmosphere of this lively and interesting.

The infrastructure of travel is very effective (and it is Germany after all) with the S-Bahn (local commuter train), U-Bahn (Metro) buses and streetcars all clean and tidy and generally running on time.

Deutsches Museum: A great museum with extensive display areas covering approximately 55,000 square feet devoted to natural science and the history and application of technology. It also contains a large library with collections of modern and historical books related to the subject,

St. Michaels Church, built by Duke Wilhelm V, this Renaissance church is beautifully decorated burial place of over 40 permanent members of the Royal Family Wittelbach. The church has no tower or steeple. When it was built the tower was destroyed and it was regarded as unlucky to rebuild again.

Englischer Garten: The "English Garden" is one of the largest parks in the European city and is a fascinating place for a day and a world tour that contains not only fast and grounds in a German interpretation of the English style, but also a Chinese pagoda, a Japanese teahouse and a Greek temple!

Marienplatz: A large square in the heart of Munich's main attraction is the gothic town hall with its chime. At 11 o'clock every morning the bells rang and a display controller at the top of the walls of the building represents the marriage of the Duke WilliamV and a medieval dance.

Olympic Park: Built for the 1972 Olympics has many attractions, including the athletes' village, now brightly colored, individually painted student accommodation, tours of the main stadium, the huge tower has a revolving restaurant with amazing and if you do not like heights, alarming views over Munich.

Klostergasthof Andechs: A monastery like no other you've ever been to! If you've been everything. In the foothills of the Alps, the monks brew a good beer and strong and serving delicious and reasonably priced. Sit back and enjoy the magnificent view of the mountains.

Sta¤dtische Galerie: One of the galleries of Munich and the main art formally the home of a local artist, Franz von Lenbach has extensive collection of works by 19th and 20th century art, including the Blue Rider "group of artists whose Kabnndinsky was a member.

Compared to many European destinations Munich is a very safe city and you will not be pestered by street vendors or traders buy. Everything is tidy and polite and the Germans speak very good English. Always a lively place with many bars clubs and restaurants the best time to visit is undoubtedly the end of Se.