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Munich

Munich is full of architectural gems. Your exploration begins on Marienplatz, where stands the impressive New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) in Gothic style, famous for its lively carillon that traces local history. Close by, the Old Town Hall charms by its picturesque medieval architecture. A few steps away, Notre Dame Cathedral (Frauenkirche) raises its two dome-shaped towers in onion, emblematic figures of the Munich landscape. For lovers of royal history, the Residence of Munich (Residenz) is a must: this colossal urban palace unveils rooms of unheard-of wealth. Finally, move slightly away from the center to discover the sumptuous Nymphenburg Castle. This former summer residence of Bavarian sovereigns impresses with its monumental Baroque facade and huge English park. These must-see monuments perfectly embody the grandeur and elegance of Bavarian history.

Travelling to and within Munich is a child's play through modern, fast and perfectly coordinated transport infrastructure. For passengers arriving by air, Munich International Airport is the main gateway. Ranked among the best in Europe, it is ideally connected to the heart of the city in just forty minutes thanks to the S1 and S8 commuter trains, which run at a very regular frequency. If you prefer rail, the central station, located right in the city centre, hosts daily high-speed trains from the largest European metropolises, greatly facilitating national and international arrivals. Once there, the local public transport network is proving to be of exemplary efficiency for tourists. A single ticket gives you unlimited access to the metro, tram and buses, allowing you to cross the city with remarkable fluidity. To optimize your budget, it is very advantageous to opt for individual or group daily cards, which offer complete freedom of movement throughout your stay.