Travel guide Munich

It is very easy to travel alone in Munich. There is plenty of public transportation and hotels to choose from. To avoid wasting too much time waiting in line in front of each monument, consider buying your tickets in advance on the Internet or on site the day before. You can also save time by buying tickets for a few extra euros. Munich is also a great city for families.

There are many tour operators that offer stays. The most common ones are getaways (3 days and 2 nights or 4 days and 3 nights) and long weekends. Prices vary depending on the means of transportation chosen and the time of booking; last minute offers are the most interesting. In Munich, because of the location, there are many cultural trips, but the prices are higher. There are also getaways to visit the surrounding Bavaria.

Munich has a strong and dense public transport network. Buses and trams share the roadway while the U-Bahn (metro) and S-Bahn (RER) occupy the basement. The rate depends on the distance travelled and the mode of transport. Courteous, smiling, friendly, numerous even on Fridays and Saturday evenings, Munich taxis are simply the opposite of what we know in France and especially in Paris.