Guidebook for München
Food Scene
German Restaurant, with a wide Food Selection.
Breakfest, Lunch and Dinner
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Café Blücher | Bar - Restaurant
87 KeferloherstraßeGerman Restaurant, with a wide Food Selection.
Breakfest, Lunch and Dinner
Essentials
Penny Market
26 RablstraßeNORMA Filiale
29 DonnersbergerstraßeShopping
Olympia Einkaufszentrum
68 Hanauer Str.Getting Around
Petuelring
PetuelringSubway "U 3" and Tramway "27" to City Center
Subway "U 2" to City Center and Airport via Feldmoching then to S-Bahn "S1"
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Milbertshofen
Subway "U 2" to City Center and Airport via Feldmoching then to S-Bahn "S1"
Parks & Nature
Olympic Area with alot green Area but also for Sightseeing
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Olympiapark
21 Spiridon-Louis-RingOlympic Area with alot green Area but also for Sightseeing
Luitpoldpark
2 BrunnerstraßeNice Park for chilling
Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg
65 Menzinger Str.Botanic Garden Munich
Sightseeing
According to legend, in 1468 architect Jorg von Halspach went looking for money to build a new cathedral in Munich and ended up making a bargain with the Devil: the Devil would provide the funds for the huge building on the condition that it be a celebration of darkness, with no windows to let in light.
When the building was complete, von Helpach led the Devil inside to survey his work, and to show him that he had held up his end of the bargain. Although there was light, there seemed to be no windows, and the devil was satisfied. But then when he took another step further, the columns that had been blocking the view of the windows opened up and, in his fury at being tricked, he stamped his
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Frauenkirche
1 FrauenplatzAccording to legend, in 1468 architect Jorg von Halspach went looking for money to build a new cathedral in Munich and ended up making a bargain with the Devil: the Devil would provide the funds for the huge building on the condition that it be a celebration of darkness, with no windows to let in light.
When the building was complete, von Helpach led the Devil inside to survey his work, and to show him that he had held up his end of the bargain. Although there was light, there seemed to be no windows, and the devil was satisfied. But then when he took another step further, the columns that had been blocking the view of the windows opened up and, in his fury at being tricked, he stamped his
Nymphenburg Palace
1 Schloß NymphenburgWide Park Area with Nymphenburg Palace
Nice and well prepared Park with many Flowers and Fountains
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Schleissheim palace complex
Nice and well prepared Park with many Flowers and Fountains