Enjoy the hustle and bustle at Marienplatz. Everyday exactly at 11 am and 12 pm, visitors can watch Germany's largest carillon (Glockenspiel) in the tower of the New Town Hall.
With a wide range of offers in the fields of art, culture and leisure activities, two types of visitor cards will help you get the most out of your visit to Munich.
The Munich Card costs from EUR11.90 for adults and includes a large selection of price reductions and discounts on entrance fees to museums, exhibitions, sights and other attractions in the city. In addition to the local public transportation ticket and reduced-price guided city tours, offers for shopping and gastronomy help to round off a wonderful visit to Munich.
For visitors who would like to see as much of Munich as possible, the Munich City Pass is the ideal choice. With prices starting at EUR39.90, holders will enjoy free admissions to museums, exhibitions and tours as well as preferential entry without waiting times if available.
Get more information about the Munich Vistor Cards.
The Hofbräuhaus was founded in 1589 and is probably the most famous beer hall in the world. With an overall capacity of 3,500 seats, daily live music on three
floors and its unique atmosphere, it is a must-see for visitors as well as for locals. In the adjoining beer garden which is surrounded by the historical walls of the Hofbräuhaus, people can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The beer garden offers room for nearly 400 guests. Enjoy the Bavarian specialty buffet with traditional folklore dancers and many more attractions of the Hofbräuhaus historic festival hall daily from 6.30 pm until 10 pm. Reservations are required.
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This famous traditional beer garden in the heart of Munich has a capacity for up to 1,000 guests. People can enjoy freshly tapped beer as well as a wide range of Bavarian specialties. According to the custom in Bavaria, visitors can bring along their own food as long as they buy the drinks in the beer garden. Beyond its beautiful beer garden, the Löwenbräukeller offers space for meetings and events for up to 2,000 people. From gala evenings to general meetings, from Bavarian style to chill-out lounge ambience, from Big Band to DJ – everything is possible!
Located in the heart of Munich's oldest houses dating from 1340, the Beer- and Oktoberfestmuseum presents everything about the cultural history of beer, the Oktoberfest and the unique quality of Munich brews. Of course, beer can also be tasted in the in-house restaurant.
This is paradise – for both high-limit credit card holders as well as for those with small pocketbooks. Every label from around the world can be found here. Shops ranging from crazy to traditional, offer an eclectic choice of products in many locations throughout Munich. Whether you stroll across places like Kaufingerstraße or Maximilianstraße, Munich is a shopping experience anyway.
To have an overview about what Munich offers in terms of Shopping: www.muenchen.de/int/en/shopping/typical-munich.html
Day 1: A traditional brand
After landing at Munich Airport, drive to medieval Ingolstadt. Meet your guide at the Audi Forum for an unforgettable visit of the factory and the automobile museum of this famous Bavarian car brand. Dinner and overnight stay in Ingolstadt.
Day 2: Aristocrats' cars
Morning drive along the "Romantic Road", with stop at Wallerstein to taste the beer brewed in the castle of Prince Oettingen. Continue to Langenburg, where you can have lunch at the castle's own restaurant. In the afternoon, visit the magnificent car collection of Prince Hohenlohe. Drive to Hockenheim for dinner and to spend the night.
Day 3: Feel like Manuel Fangio
Experience speed driving on the Formula 1 race track at Motodrom and visit the Car Sport Museum. Lunch free of charge at a race track restaurant. In the afternoon, continue to Heidelberg. Pedestrian city tour of the old University City including a taste of local wine at student inn. Late afternoon arrive in Stuttgart, the city of automobiles. Dinner and overnight in Stuttgart.
Day 4: Automobiles city
Meet your guide for a city sightseeing tour including the Porsche Museum with a wonderful collection of the famous sports cars. In the afternoon, visit of the Mercedes-Benz Museum. Drive back to Munich for dinner and overnight.
Day 5: Contemporary cars and ancient carriages
Full day city tour including the Olympic Park and the nearby Nymphenburg Castle including admittance to the Museum of Parade Carriages and Sleighs, the cars of our forefathers. In the afternoon, tour the BMW World and BMW Museum, a fascinating collection of cars and motorbikes with interactive modules to make this visit a real experience. Dinner at traditional beer hall. Overnight.
Day 6: Farewall
Transfer to Munich Airport. Before taking off, enjoy a farewell taste of white sausages and Bavarian beer at the airport restaurant "Airbräu", which brews exclusively for its customers.