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Munich Tourism, Luis Gervasi
In the heart of the old town, the charm of Marienplatz with its mechanical clock and town hall leaves no one untouched. The famous carillon, which attracts crowds of visitors every day. Surrounded by historic facades and a lively atmosphere, it is the meeting place par excellence – for locals and visitors alike.
With its onion domes and rococo façade, the Frauenkirche catches everyone’s eye. It is said that the devil himself went inside and left a footprint on the floor. Today, the cathedral is known for the “devil’s footstep”, which many people want to see.
The English Garden is the ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The park, which was laid out at the end of the 18th century and extends over 400 hectares, offers the ideal setting for relaxation. Even in winter, the English Garden invites you to take peaceful walks through the snow-covered landscape – a place of tranquillity in the middle of the city.
Munich Tourism, Jörg Lutz
Munich has a lot to offer in winter: Cross-country skiing along the Isar, ice skating on the Nymphenburg Canal or strolling through the festively glittering Christmas markets. The Christmas market on Marienplatz is particularly popular. If you fancy a little change of scenery, take a winter day trip to the beautiful Munich countryside.
Weisswurst, a typical Bavarian specialty, is world-famous. It is eaten in the morning, accompanied by sweet mustard, pretzels and wheat beer, and is deeply rooted in local tradition.
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3 nights
439€
2nd class train
4* hotel + breakfast