A guide to Munich
Munich, the capital and largest city of Bavaria, is characterized by the unique coexistence of strong economic growth and high tech industries on one hand, and traditional alpine small-town atmosphere on the other hand. In a nutshell: Lederhosen and laptops! Dirndls and high heels! And this is unexpectedly fun!
Having already visited Munich for the popular Oktoberfest, I was thrilled to be back for the second time in just one year! I shall admit that I am, once more, amazed by the harmony, that derives from the combination of historic buildings and modern architecture. The past is still present and the future is being born! Simply Munich!
Once I landed in Munich and dropped off my hand luggage at the hotel room, a program full of interesting activities organised by the Munich Tourism Office awaited me, while I was greeted by the team from Mucbook and a group of other bloggers who had come to Munich just for the instameet.
A guide to Munich
The fun started right away as we took the Rikscha and drove to the restaurant Cantina Cantona. Under the mottos “Simply Munich” and “Spring in Munich” we discovered different parts of the city together with the locals. We enjoyed a guided tour at the Munich Kammerspiele theatre, beer tasting at the Jewish Museum, a sweet seduction at Sama-Sama and African Dirndl at NOH NEE.
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Where to stay in Munich
Regarding my stay at the HOtello hotel, it was clean, centrally located, with passion for details. Although I am a sucker for 5 star luxury hotels, I appreciated the warmth and coziness that you can find in this small boutique hotel. It can only be highly recommended from me. That’s why I also took so many photos of the decor and my delicious breakfast at bed…
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Thank you Munich for the invitation and the warm hospitality.
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