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The unofficial “southern capital” is famous for several distinctly German symbols, such as the Oktoberfest, beer halls and lederhosen, which means a trip to Munich should be at the very top of your list if you ever plan on visiting Germany. Travelers who decide to spend their holidays in Munich will get to immerse themselves in this fast-evolving Bavarian metropolis which, despite the growing size and busy pace of life, managed to preserve its rustic medieval character. Scroll down to view our Munich tours below.

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Thomas R. | Traveled in October

There was more walking than we expected, but enough free time to rest and recover. The only optional experience we went on was David in Florence and it was well worth it. Others in the group enjoyed all of the optional experiences. Our tour guide Pamala Russo was great and made sure we all had a good time and added a real personal touch to the trip. The bus was very comfortable and Michele our driver did an excellent job navigating the narrow streets and busy highways.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

Awesome trip! It really gives a nice overview of much of the country. We saw so many gorgeous sights. The mix of included and optional activities was great, it gave us the ability to be as busy as we wanted, but also allowed for downtime if we so chose. Most of the activities are in classic tourist areas - very crowded. We also had some activities off the beaten path, which was lovely. Be prepared with good walking shoes, we averaged about 6km per day, and lots of it is over ancient cobblestone and stairs. Our Travel Director was wonderful and all the local tour guides were extremely knowledgeable and friendly. This was our first European trip and we loved it.

Andrena T. | Traveled in October

Our itinerary has been wonderful! A big compliment to our great tour guide, Lisa . She has been a great leader. Very knowledgeable and have excellent people skills and good time management.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

It is packed with lots of things to see. I learned a lot about the areas we visited. There is a lot of walking so people must be prepared for that and not always on smooth flat areas. It can hold up the group if people can't keep up.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

Overall very good. Would recommend more time in Rome. Most meals were good. Travel Director Patrizia was excellent both as a guide and problem solver. Most local guides were good to very good, although a couple were a bit hard to understand. Overall a very experience!

Neal J. | Traveled in October

It was well organized. The tour director, Marnina was excellent. She kept us on schedule, informative about the local areas and was very easy to talk to and interact with.

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Munich - Tour Highlights and Travel Tips

Travel Highlights

  • Englischer Garten is a vast green area in the center of Munich that’s perfect for an afternoon stroll on sunny days. Alternatively, sit down in one of the laid-back beer gardens and acquaint yourself with local lager.
  • Marienplatz is a beautiful central square that servers as a meeting point for most Münchners. It is framed with several majestic buildings in Gothic style, including the New Town Hall (with the famous tourist attraction, the Glockenspiel) and the Old Town Hall.
  • Sitting atop of a steep hill southwest of Munich, the Neuschwanstein is an enchanting palace that even served as inspiration for several castles featured in Walt Disney’s animations.
  • Deutsches Museum is one of the world’s largest museums dedicated to science and technology. It hosts a vast collection of items belonging to various scientific fields, ranging from mining to agriculture to nano-technology.

Travel Tips

  • If you are a football fan, make sure to catch a game at the Allianz Arena, which is home to German’s most successful football club, Bayern München.
  • If you can, plan your visit to Munich in the summer months, when you are most likely to be greeted with sunshine and pleasant temperatures for sightseeing.
  • Even though the center of Munich is best explored on foot, the city also has an excellent public transport system that includes trams, underground trains (U-Bahn) and suburban trains (S-Bahn).
  • During your visit to Munich, make sure to try the traditional Bavarian breakfast, which consists of a Münchner Weisswurst (veal sausage) with sweet mustard, classic pretzel and a refreshing glass of wheat beer.

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