Munich

Munich, the vibrant capital of Bavaria and Germany's third-largest city, is an absolute must-visit destination where you will discover Germany’s rich history and exciting future with a wide range of experiences, nestled along the picturesque Isar River in the southern reaches of Bavaria. 

Munich is renowned worldwide for its cultural vitality, often competing with Berlin for the title of Germany's cultural epicentre. The city hosts a myriad of museums and art galleries, making it a haven for art and history enthusiasts. Its annual Oktoberfest beer celebration is a globally recognized event that draws millions of visitors each year, showcasing the city's lively spirit and love for tradition. 

Munich's architecture is a captivating fusion of historical and contemporary design. Many historic structures, once heavily damaged during World War II, have been meticulously rebuilt to their former glory. Strolling through the city centre is like stepping back in time to the late 1800s, where landmarks like the Frauenkirche and the Neues Rathaus (City Hall) still stand as iconic symbols of the city's rich history. 

Beyond its cultural appeal, Munich is a thriving hub for international business, engineering, research, and medicine. The city is home to two prestigious research universities and serves as the headquarters for numerous multinational corporations. It proudly holds the distinction of being Germany's most prosperous city, with a burgeoning economy and a rapidly growing population. 

In Munich, you'll discover a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation, a city that embodies the essence of modern Germany while honouring its rich heritage.