Germany Munich Bayerischen Staatskanzlei And Otto von Wittelsbach Statue

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Munich is the capital of the Bavaria region in Germany and for many around the world is known because it hosted the 1972 Olympic games. The colors of the city are black and gold, reminiscent of the Roman Empire, and it has been the same since the 14th century. The city is often listed as one of the most desirable places to live, which also makes it a wonderful place to visit during a holiday. With roots that can be traced all the way to the 12th century, people should visit Munich to experience where old and new come together in a harmonious way.

Though Munich is not the biggest urban center you may ever visit, even though a million plus people call the area home, it is nice to have a chance to walk in a quiet area and enjoy nature. The English Garden is the perfect setting for this stroll as it contains an international flair

If you need to fill out an afternoon and the weather isn’t cooperating with you, one of your best options is the Deutshes Museum. As one of the largest science museums in the world, there are plenty of interesting exhibits, both permanent and seasonal, that will engage anyone of any age! In total the museum contains over 13 acres of exhibitions containing invaluable original machines and equipment, models and reconstructions, from classical mechanics to telecommunications, from a full-size reconstructed coal mine to space travel technology. Making the museum one of the largest museums of technology and natural sciences in the world. You can see airplanes, submarines and the first X-ray machine among other things. The live demonstrations and hands-on instructional aids are fun and informative for the visitor.

Munich is home to many festivals throughout the year, but the most famous is definitely Oktoberfest. Held annually for almost 200 years, the event itself is held at Theresenwiese in a carnival-like atmosphere. Plan on having an immense crowd join you for the event, but it is well worth being there if you can make it. Large tents can accommodate virtually every visitor to the event, carnival games and rides are routinely available, and don’t forget about all the beer! About 30% of the yearly beer production of all the big breweries in Munich are consumed during these two weeks. You can also visit a giant fun fair, side shows and souvenir stands. Every year the Oktoberfest welcomes nearly 7 million visitors. This makes the Munich Oktoberfest the largest festival in the world.

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