Our favorite places in Munich
Munich – see, feel, enjoy
Immerse yourself in the life of the city. Seeing Munich means discovering interesting places, feeling Munich and enjoying Munich means experiencing the Bavarian way of life in Munich’s gardens, parks, museums, opera houses and breweries. We have compiled a list of places you should not miss. If you have something special in mind, contact us – we’ll be happy to help!
Stachus
The entrance gate to the old town with the pedestrian zone. The cooling area of the fountain, built by Winkler in 1972, is a popular stomping ground for locals and tourists in summer.
Englischer Garten
With a size of 373 ha, the English Garden is one of the largest inner-city green spaces in the world. Depending on the season, the park offers many opportunities for leisure activities of all kinds.
Viktualienmarkt
The Viktualienmarkt is Munich’s largest fruit and vegetable market. In 1807, a “herb market” began on the grounds of the abolished Heiliggeistspital (Hospital of the Holy Spirit), which expanded over time and already had today’s dimensions about 100 years ago.
Favorite Restaurants
Discover typical Bavarian cuisine with hearty delicacies as well as international restaurants. With its large selection of hip cafés, rustic inns and upscale star restaurants, the city of Munich has a lot to offer. To make it easier for you to choose, we have put together our personal insider tips. After all, what would a visit to Munich be without a trip to Bavarian beer gardens, breweries or inns?
Day excursions
Looking for a change to the fast pace of Munich? We recommend: Take the opportunity to plan day trips around Munich. The hotel marc münchen, located directly at the main station, is an ideal starting point for day trips to the mountains, to one of the surrounding lakes and to many other cities in the area.
