Munich
The capital of Bavaria, Munich, is a city where history and innovation seamlessly intertwine. While globally recognized for Oktoberfest and its traditional Bavarian heritage, Munich is also a hub for art, design, and modern culture, offering much more than its classic beer halls and lederhosen.
From its beginnings as a medieval settlement founded by monks (Munichen translates to "by the monks") to its royal evolution under the Wittelsbach dynasty, Munich’s history is deeply woven into its identity. Today, it’s a sophisticated city brimming with creativity, where historic landmarks stand alongside cutting-edge architecture and a thriving tech scene.
Munich’s charm lies in its balance—relaxed yet refined. Locals cycle through the picturesque Englischer Garten, enjoy sunny afternoons in buzzing beer gardens, or explore the upscale boutiques of Maximilianstrasse. Whether you're drawn by its regal past or modern energy, Munich offers an experience that’s both timeless and dynamic.
Highlight
Lime Around the City
Explore Munich’s charm at your own pace with e-scooters, zipping through its vibrant streets and serene parks.
Englischer Garten
One of the largest urban parks in the world, offering everything from tranquil lakes to thrilling river surfing.
Pinakothek Museums
A cultural treasure trove featuring iconic works spanning centuries, from Old Masters to modern art.
Where to Eat
1804 Restaurant
A chic destination blending global flavors with a touch of Bavarian elegance.
Brasserie Colette Tim Raue
Modern French cuisine with a creative flair by a Michelin-starred chef.
Tohru Munich
An intimate dining experience that redefines fine Japanese cuisine in the heart of Bavaria.
Where to Stay
Schloss Elmau
A serene Alpine retreat offering luxurious comfort and panoramic mountain views.
Mandarin Oriental Munich
Refined elegance with exceptional service in a prime city-center location.
Louis Hotel
Boutique charm meets contemporary design, right by the lively Viktualienmarkt.
