Visit Munich

Munich was very expensive and a bit underwhelming. The architecture within the city centre was a joy to behold and capture, however, although the restaurants we visited were first class in terms of provisions, amenities, and customer service, it is not a place for someone to visit on a very low income. There are places to eat out at outwith the city centre which ate less expensive but these are hard to discover. Saturday nights in the centre of Munich is out of bounds if visiting a restaurant or bar unless you make a reservation beforehand. We couldn't get into any licensed establishment on Saturday evening in the city centre although there are plenty of eateries. Retail therapy on a Sunday is a no-go as well as 99% of retailers are closed on this day. The planned guided tours of Munich are mainly German spoken and are very stop start in nature, so you'll hardly get to see and savour the place you primarily wish to visit like Dachau Castle.

Munich has its own character and charm on its own! Marienplatz and the shopping district would be a good place to start the attraction sightseeing. We love a place called Augustine Keller, a beer house that is located near Eden Hotel Wolffe and showcased the charm and rustic culture of Germany. Very nice place for dinner and drinks!

Stella

Beautiful city, historically amazing, friendly people; the hop on and off bus was worth it. Had a great time, my friends who recommended it were right As a vegetarian it was sometime a challenge. But the beer made up for it. Great time with family.

judi United States

We stayed 4 days (3 nights) in Munich. It is very easy to get around in the town, the underground network is great, you can easily access any place. We visited Deutsches Museum and spent a whole day there: it was fascinating, however, 6 hours were only enough for a quick visit, you could spend a lot more time in there. Next day we went to the FC Bayern München Museum and Stadium/Allianz Arena. The museum is interesting, you can walk around it in about 1.5-2 hours, there is a souvenir shop at the exit as well. It is worth booking a guided tour around the stadium, it is very enjoyable.

Júlia Hungary

Great place to visit. Did Mike's Bike Tours - great way of seeing some of the city - leisurely pace. Went to Dachau with my teenage son - easy get there. Visited Marienplatz, climbed the church tower, had beer in the Hofbrauhaus. Englischgarten great for a visit - massive - surfers on the Eisbach river so impressive. Public transport in the city is very good - easy to get around and cheap. Would really recommend a visit to Munich.

Tara Ireland

Munich in March- still very busy! In some parts can be very seedy as with any city. Lots of beggars, barber shops and kebab shops with men gathered in doorways all smoking furiously. Beautiful architecture and this place is HUGE! 3 days was not nearly enough.

Matthew United Kingdom