NH München Unterhaching

Leipziger Str. 1, 82008 Unterhaching

This 4-star hotel gives large suites with American-style breakfast bar. It is located in the quiet town of Unterhaching, a direct S-Bahn (light rail) ride from central Munich and principal train station. The bright suites of the NH München Unterhaching consist of a separate lounge area. Facilities include minibar and satellite Tv. A wide range of drinks and snacks are accessible in the hotel’s bistro. Situated just off highway A8, the NH München Unterhaching is less than 20 minutes from the new convention center. Unterhaching S-Bahn station is a 3 minute walk away.

Hotel Bavaria

Gollierstr. 9, Schwanthalerhöhe, 80339 Munich

8.8

This family-run, three-star hotel boasts a peaceful location right near Munich’s Oktoberfest web site and straightforward access to public transportation which can take guests to attractions such as the Marienplatz square and Frauenkirche church. For more than 35 years, the Hotel Bavaria has welcomed guests to its brightly furnished, properly-equipped rooms. Here, you will discover all modern amenities like cost-free wireless world wide web access and a cost-free internet terminal in the new Business Workplace. The Theresienwiese U-Bahn (subway) station is just a brief walk away. It takes you to the center of the city and main train station in … Continue reading →

Hotel am Rathaus

Am hinteren Perlachberg 1, 86150 Augsburg

8.4

Enjoying a privileged place correct next to Augsburg’s beautiful town hall, this modern hotel is an perfect base tourists and organization travelers alike. Appear forward to the privately run hotel’s comfy amenities and friendly service. The city’s charming historic quarter with its Fuggerei district and striking cathedral are all inside effortless walking distance. Appear forward to stimulating theaters, museums and the pedestrian area’s tempting shopping opportunities and entertainment venues. The nearby public transportation services will take you to the city’s important destinations with ease. The train station and Königsplatz bus terminus are within comfy walking distance. In the evening, unwind … Continue reading →

Best Western Atrium Hotel

Landwehrstraße 59, Ludwigsvorstadt, 80336 Munich

7.6

Providing a delicious breakfast buffet each and every morning, this hotel capabilities free Wi-Fi web. It is a five-minute walk from Munich’s Primary Train Station and the Theresienwiese Oktoberfest grounds. Welcoming guests with a modern interior, all rooms at the Best Western Atrium Hotel feature a satellite Television, minibar and darkening blinds. The Atrium-Bar with a green summer time courtyard invites guests to relax with warm and cold drinks. The lobby capabilities a stylish sitting region with flat-screen Tv. The Atrium Hotel is a ten-minute walk from the Stachus shopping area. The historic Marienplatz Square is one particular mile away. … Continue reading →

Park Ambiente Friedberg

Probststraße 14, 86316 Friedberg

8.9

This family-run hotel is surrounded by gorgeous parkland, in the Bavarian town of Friedberg, just a handful of minutes from Augsburg. The Park Ambiente Friedberg is excellent for company guests, golf enthusiasts or general vacationers seeking for a especially tranquil place to remain, although indulging in recreational activities or sightseeing in the nearby region. This luxurious villa was originally built in 1988, and only lately turned into a hotel. Thanks to its Mediterranean style, central place and beautiful all-natural atmosphere, it is 1 of the most sought-following places to keep in the wider Augsburg or Munich location.

About Munich

Auer Dult: The traditional annual market in Munich

Posted on March 7, 2012

‘Auer Dult’ is one of the oldest of Munich’s markets, held three times every year in the square around Mariahilf church. Its name Auer is derived from its location in the Munich district of Au and Dult simply means fair. The fair comprises of three parts – Maidult or May fair, Jakobidult or July fair and last but not least Kirchweihdult. Over the years this annual market has evolved into a fair, a festive occasion for people to enjoy and vendors, performers, junk-dealers and quacks to work. Today it serves as one of the largest jumble sale, a place where … Continue reading →

The unique BMW Museum in Munich

Posted on February 21, 2012

Located near the Olympiapark in Munich and established in 1972 shortly before the Summer Olympics opened, the BMW museum is one of its kind focusing on the history of the automobile manufacturer BMW. When the construction of BMW Welt began directly opposite the museum, it was renovated from 2004 to 2008 and later reopened on June 21, 2008. The museum is a very popular one with about 250,000 people visiting it each year. The tourists get a detailed overview of BMW’s technical development throughout the company’s history with a varied display of engines and turbines, aircraft, motorcycles, and vehicles in … Continue reading →

The City Museum of Munich

Posted on February 2, 2012

The city museum of Munich or The Munich Stadtmuseum was founded in 1888 by Ernst von Destouches. Located in the former municipal arsenal and stables, both the buildings of the museum are of late Gothic period. The museum hosts a number of fascinating exhibitions all year round. Most of these are in German however, English translations are available in the form of audio guides and language booklets. All these exhibitions display the entire history of Munich. It relates the story of Munich’s transformation and the various stages of its development. The exhibition encompasses around 850 precious years of Munich’s history, … Continue reading →

The Frauenkirche at Munich

Posted on January 12, 2012

The Frauenkirche or the “Cathedral of Our Dear Lady” is a church in the Bavarian city of Munich. It is the seat of its Archbishop and serves as the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. This plainly designed church is made from red bricks in the late Gothic style. The church towers are widely visible because of local height limits. The two towers of the church are almost of same hieght- the north tower is 98.57 metres (323.4 ft) while the south tower is only 98.45 metres (323.0 ft), 12 centimetres (4.7 in) less. The south tower is open to those … Continue reading →

A guide to Munich’s Nymphemburg Palace

Posted on January 6, 2012

The visitors to the beautiful city of Munich find no dearth of places to visit here as the city is dotted with exotic tourist spots. Among them is the Munich’s Nymphemburg Palace, which is surely a delight for the tourists. The central pavilion is the oldest part of the palace, built (1664) as a gift from Elector Ferdinand Maria to his wife Adelaide of Savoy. The ground floor here has a gift shop. The palace was mainly used as a summer residence. The main structure is over 650m long. The palace has the Stone Hall, a massive Rococo ballroom with … Continue reading →