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Munich from € 175

Interesting facts about Munich

Munich is the perfect blend of German heritage with Mediterranean street cafes and powerhouse financial districts. The city is made up of quaint, historic 16th century buildings and traditional beer halls. A walk around the city will highlight how the traditional German lifestyle coexists merrily with Germany as it is today – a powerful, industrial and forward-thinking country. You'll see lederhosen worn as frequently as expensive suits in Munich. Air Europa provides flights to Munich from 16 cities across Europe, so wherever you’re flying from, Munich is well within range.

Things to Do in Munich

One thing’s for sure when visiting Munich; you’ll never get bored! Take a look at some of our top picks of attractions to visit.

  • English Garden: Beautiful greenery and a river make it a perfect place to stroll through.
  • Marienplatz: Look at the interesting architecture, do some shopping or stop for a meal in the historic city centre.
  • Viktualienmarkt: Shop at this wonderful open-air market for fresh produce and local goods.
  • BMW Museum: A must-see for car lovers, the museum houses some of the most beautiful BMW models.
  • Nymphenburg Palace: Tour this extravagant and historic Baroque palace, built in 1675. The former rulers of Bavaria from the House of Wittelsbach spent their summers in this palace.

With Air Europa you will find cheap flights to Munich so you can enjoy the destination at the best price. 

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Discover the lively spirit of Munich by visiting its busy city center, historic beer gardens, remarkable museums, and majestic palaces—ideal for couples or friends looking for a fulfilling short trip.

Enjoy Marienplatz
Relax in the English Garden
Explore Nymphenburg Palace

Immerse yourself in Munich's creative treasures, from renowned art galleries and inspiring museums to vibrant performing arts and the city's captivating architecture.

Visit the Pinakothek Museums
Attend a Performance at the National Theater
Explore the Museum Quarter

Set out on a fascinating journey through Munich's rich past, from ancient streets and medieval fortresses to WWII landmarks and insightful museums, as you uncover the history of Bavaria's capital.

Step Inside the Munich Residenz
Visit the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial
Wander Through Munich's Historic Old Town

Forecast
Weather trends

Munich has a typical continental climate, with cold winters and warm summers. January and February are the coldest months, often bringing frost and sometimes snow. In March, spring starts to arrive, and temperatures gradually rise along with a small increase in rainfall. May and June become warmer, with more rain and occasional thunderstorms. July and August are the hottest months, often going above 24°C, although rainfall remains fairly regular. From September, temperatures begin to fall and rainfall decreases. October is cool and colorful with autumn scenery, followed by the colder days of November. By December, Munich returns to freezing temperatures, with occasional snow, completing the city's yearly climate pattern.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Munich's food scene beautifully blends its rich Bavarian heritage with modern influences, creating a wonderful dining experience for both visitors and locals. Traditional Bavarian specialties remain at the heart of it, while many restaurants add inventive touches and fresh seasonal ingredients to enrich their menus. With a strong focus on farm-to-table cuisine, the city is famous for generous portions and excellent meats. Paired with locally brewed beers, meals in Munich are often enjoyed in the city's famous beer gardens, which offer a cozy and welcoming atmosphere for food lovers.

  • White sausage

    White sausage

    A mild white sausage made from veal and pork, flavored with parsley and spices. It is traditionally eaten before noon with sweet mustard and pretzels.
  • Pork knuckle

    Pork knuckle

    A crispy pork knuckle, slow-roasted until the skin is crunchy and the meat is tender. It is often served with potato dumplings and sauerkraut.
  • Obatzda

    Obatzda

    A creamy cheese spread made from aged Camembert, butter, and spices. It is perfect as a beer garden snack with pretzels.