Free Tour of Munich
Book the original Munich free walking tour and visit many of the city's highlights with a local guid ...
Munich is Germany’s unofficial southern capital and a beautiful city with Royal Bavarian Heritage. It is also probably best known for Oktoberfest, when more than six million people flock to the city year to enjoy a large litre of beer.
Ready to experience Munich? Start with our Free Tour of Munich, which gives you an overview of the city’s history and main attractions.
Arriving into Munich by train puts you in the center of the city at the main train station. The station is also well connected by the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams and regional trains if you need to continue your journey. If arriving by plane, the S-bahn is the easiest way into the city, S1 and S8.
Munich's public transport network is very efficient. A day pass for the inner network costs €6.60, while a three-day ticket costs €16.50. You must validate your ticket -- look for the little machine on the train platform or in the tram/bus.
Tipping is not obligatory but it is very common to leave a tip if you enjoyed your meal and service. 5-10% of the bill is a common amount for a gratuity.
Munich is a very safe and traveller friendly city. Do be smart about your belongings though.
No Euros in your wallet? No problem. There are several currency exchange shops as well as ATMs at the airport and in the city center.
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