Germany
Munich
Munich is Bavaria in a city — beer halls, parks, and a gateway to the Alps.
Munich is clean, prosperous, and traditional — beer halls, the Englischer Garten, and an hour to the Alps. See it during Oktoberfest if you can stand the crowds, or in summer for beer gardens.
How long
2–3 days
Practical
Currency
Euro (EUR). Cards widely accepted; cash still common in beer halls.
Language
German. English widely spoken.
Getting around
U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and trams; the center is walkable.
Budget range
€100–180 per person per day at mid-range.
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