Leisure & surrounding area
Munich city center is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. A walk across the Viktualienmarkt, which has been offering regional specialties for 200 years, is a must. There are other sights in the old town of Munich, such as the Frauenkirche, Marienplatz and Theatinerstrasse, which are well worth a visit. Even on business trips, it is worth planning time for a visit to the museum. Munich also offers countless shopping and leisure opportunities. The surrounding area abounds with castles and scenic lakes to explore.
Restaurants
The Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt and the adjacent old town of Munich offer a wealth of culinary delights. From simple but modern restaurants with international cuisine to the city’s famous breweries and starred restaurants, there is something for every taste. Try refined dishes from the Mediterranean region or taste delicious Bavarian delicacies in one of the many beer gardens. You can also find an original Italian pizza here. The variety of gastronomy in Munich is unique in Bavaria.
Lindworm room
Bavarian cuisine is very important here and nobody has to go without. There everyone can find peace of mind with a glass of wine or a cool Augustiner beer.
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To the Festwiesen
Traditional Augustinian tavern in the heart of Munich, Bavarian specialties and a cool beer are served.
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Münchner Stubn
Not just typically Bavarian, but typically Munich and right by the train station. Bavarian dishes await you in the traditional tavern.
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Sightseeing features
The sights in the center of Munich are fascinating and make the city a place you will not soon forget. Once you have experienced the historical charm of the old town, you will remember it forever. From the hotel you can easily reach the entire city center on foot. Stroll along the Stachus and explore the pedestrian zone or go for a stroll through the lively Glockenbachviertel. Within about 30 minutes on foot you can reach the German Museum and the English Garden. If you would like to visit Nymphenburg Palace, you can get there from the main train station in just 25 minutes by tram or S-Bahn.
Nymphenburg Palace
Nymphenburg Palace is located a few kilometers west of the center of Munich. Together with the castle park and the park castles, the former summer residence of the Wittelsbach family is one of the most popular destinations in the city.
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Frauenkirche
The Frauenkirche or Church of Our Lady is located in the middle of the Old Town centre and is one of Munich’s landmarks. Marienplatz is a popular meeting point and visiting the Frauenkirche is a must for anyone on holiday in the city.
Theresienwiese
Near to the city centre is the open space known as Theresienwiese, the venue for Munich’s famous Oktoberfest. Many other cultural and sporting events take place during the rest of the year.
seascape
The picturesque landscape of Upper Bavaria stretches only a few kilometers outside of Munich. Known for its breathtaking nature and countless bathing lakes, the area is a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. The lakes and rivers of Bavaria are fed by small mountain streams and are usually particularly clear and clean as they rise close to the mountains. During the hot months, swimming and sunbathing in the lakes is a popular pastime for locals.
Lake Starnberg
The fifth largest lake in Germany is only 30 km away from the hotel. Also known as the Würmsee or “Munich’s bath tub”, numerous visitors from Munich and the whole region flock to the lakes to walk along its banks.
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Lake Ammer
Fed by the Ammer, the lake offers excellent water quality for bathers. With the Utting lido and the great leisure activities in the Eching recreation area, such as SUP or volleyball, the lake also likes to be sporty.
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Tegernsee
Records of the lake at Tegernsee and the town of the same name with its historic abbey date back to the 8th century. Stretching out against an Alpine setting, it makes the perfect picture postcard setting.
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Schliersee
Like its neighbour Tegernsee, Schliersee is also around 50 km south-east of Munich. At a height of 777 m above sea level and close to a few ski areas, Schliersee offers the right amount of adventure for any visitor.
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Chiemsee
Lake Chiemsee is located near Rosenheim in the extreme south-east of Bavaria. He is not only known for his distinctive looks, but also for water sports. The Frauenwörth Monastery is located on the Fraueninsel in the middle of the island.
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Activities
The city and its surroundings offer a variety of exciting opportunities to spend an active holiday. If you like sports, you can play golf, cycle or hike while enjoying the breathtaking panorama of the northern Alps. The city is also a cultural hotspot with numerous theatres, concert halls and museums making for a rich arts and culture scene. Whether you prefer to jump on your bike and really work out or listen to a world-class orchestra in the Philharmonie – the decision is entirely yours.
Walking
Walking around Unterhaching you will discover the Perlacher Forst, Hirschbrunnen and numerous other parks and special places. The Alps with their fantastic mountain ranges are only an hour away by car.
Cycling
Mit dem Drahtesel lässt sich die Umgebung ganz besonders gut entdecken. Starten Sie direkt am Hotel und fahren Sie gemütlich mit dem E-Bike durch die grünen Auen und Hügel im Voralpenland. Garmisch, Lenggries and Samerberg are attractive to mountain bikers.
Golfing
The Greater Munich area has a wealth of golf clubs. There are also several large golf clubs in the south. There’s even an indoor golf course for training during the winter or rainy periods nearby in Ottobrunn.
English Garden
The extensive parks in the English Garden await visitors with top-class games, sports and relaxation. Munich residents meet up in the beer garden to sunbathe or to cool off in the waters of the river Eisbach.
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BMW Museum
BMW Welt is a museum, an event location and a BMW subsidiary at the same time. Customers of the Bavarian premium brand can collect their vehicle in person. Inside there is a BMW exhibition and changing events.
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