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There’s something so charming about strolling through Munich’s Altstadt, or old town. The iconic onion-domed Frauenkirche stands overhead, and you may even pass a local in a Dirndl or Lederhosen. It can feel like a movie, but it’s the big city of Munich! It didn’t take me long to fall in love with Munich, and

Spring is one of the best times to visit Munich if you want mild weather, blooming gardens, beer festivals, and smaller crowds than the Oktoberfest season. From March through May, the city slowly reawakens after winter with biergartens reopening, cherry blossoms appearing across the parks, and major events like Frühlingsfest and Auer Dult returning to

Munich is a special spot, unlike anywhere else. The third largest German city, it’s where history and tradition meet modernity and technology. It’s a landscape of Biergartens, not skyscrapers. “Laptops and Lederhosen,” as the saying goes. It’s a city where you can bike through the Englischer Garten in the morning, drink a Maß of beer