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Good time to go sight see and play sports on sunday. Weather was nice, food is relatively cheap and good too.

There was one good Greek restaurant near Circus Clone near the central station.

Though they are not troublesome, it is intimidating to see a lot of men with bottles in their hands. It is not a very good introduction to visitors although we are aware that it is the land of Oktoberfest! But do not let this stop you from enjoying Munich. I found the city to be a shopping mecca. So bring lots of Euros. I love this place for shopping. Next time I go to Europe, I will go straight to Munich and shop as I will not be packing much from home. Then i will continue on with my European tour from Munich. The train fares are also excellent. The best in Europe in fact. The people are lovely. Even though you don't speak German, you will get by. Food is dirt cheap. There's lots of tours available and they are not expensive at all. The trams are also great. Munich is so accessible. Love this place

We enjoyed our time there. The metro is a reliable and efficient service, there is a never ending supply of exciting, interesting, quirky and beautiful things to discover. we would return to Munich and stay at the same hotel.

It's best to get there very early so that you can visit that 2 castle as well as the Bavaria Museum. We missed the museum because we arrive close to noon time and only managed to visit the 2 castles. The guided tour given was great, you can also talk to the tour guide to find out more about King Ludwig's history. Oh, and not to forget about the bridge, Marienbrücke, where you can get the best view of Schloss Neuschwanstein. Definitely worth a visit!

Spend an afternoon in the English gardens or take a day trip to Füssen for some beautiful walks through the countryside.

Clubs bars and restaurants are of the highest quality. Places of interests are excellent and very scenic.

The food was fantastic each time we went out to eat. At least one visit to a beer garden is recommended.

very impressive olympic arena and bmw museum.

(I'm not a sensitive person nor a weak one, but the smokes really made me headache for the whole day) it's better to stay out of the city, go to the mountain or castles!

Shopping is superb with wide precincts and a range of shops with many well known international names. The ancient buildings have been restored and look magnificent, opulent and colourful. It was very much Hansel and Gretel land, pretty buildings, lots of flowers and spotlessly clean. Food is quite limited to wurst and schnitzel. Had difficulty getting hot vegetables with our meals.

Most shop at Marienplazt will still be open until late evening. If you go to Augustiner restaurant they have a good selection of good food except friendly staff, they are not friendly to Asian and always demand for tip and if you don't have cash with you, get ready for their humiliation. Haxnbauer restaurant which is also near to Marienplazt offer a good varieties of pork knuckle. If you like Indian food Maharani Indisches Restaurant at Rottmannstreet is a good choice but it is quite a distance if you walk from Stigmaierplazt station.

Was able to communicate with almost everyone speaks English. Food was good and hearty - no room to starve!

It was dirty, busy, people spitting on the street, beggers everywhere, lots of traffic. People were just rude (on trains, in shops etc) people just pushed past you if you were in their way (we also expereineced this a bit in Switzerland too, but not as bad) I didnt see much beauty in the city at all (admittedly we didnt go sightseeing much due to time constraints, so I am sure there are some nice places to visit, maybe out of the city a bit?) All in all Munich is just a big city with lots of concrete, high buildings and no charm.

Lots of sights to see - taxi unnecessary.

It is a city full of art, history, museums and food. Of course, you can also relax there by visiting the parks such as Olympic Park. All in all, I would choose Munich instead of Berlin if you can visit only one city in Germany.