Things to do in Munich

You simply must see the impressive, imposing buildings in Munich’s city centre, including architectural masterpieces with rich histories. You can take a breather when you relax in the city’s wonderful parks and green spaces.

With all the wonderful shops in Munich, it’s hard to know where to start! The city centre is home to a host of small boutiques with exclusive collections, while there are also larger arcades and shopping centres.

Looking for first-class entertainment? If so, you’ll love the diverse programme on offer in Munich! Concerts and outstanding one-off events are part of the city’s vibrant cultural scene. Not to forget, of course, the legendary Oktoberfest.

From a delicious meal in a gourmet restaurant or a quick snack to keep you going, Munich has plenty of choices for eating out. There’s a wide range of premium restaurants to choose from, while the city is also full of cosy cafés serving hot drinks and scrumptious cakes.

There’s still plenty to do in Munich when the sun goes down, and a range of ways to bring your day to a perfect close. Clubs open their doors to revellers looking for a great time and a place to dance to good music. 

Munich is a family-friendly city in which young and old visitors can spend an enjoyable break. The city’s numerous playgrounds and large zoo are enough to keep everyone happy. Even if it rains, there’s plenty of attractions for families with children.

The Bavarian capital features a diverse array of museums. You can marvel at artwork spanning various epochs, delve into foreign cultures or get to grips with the city’s history. The evening performances at the city’s theatres are also sure to cast a spell on you.

With the München Schwabing tram station close by, getting into the city centre is easy from our Premier Inn München City Schwabing hotel. Culture-lovers can take a tour of Nymphenburg Palace, before enjoying a romantic walk through the English Garden.

The Bavarian state capital is huge. Nevertheless, it’s easy to get to all the major sights and other locations, too. The public transport network is well developed, there are plenty of cycle paths and the short distances between city centre attractions are easily covered on foot.