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Munich Holidays

There are about 1 300 000 locals living in this Upper Bavaria destination.

If you find yourself overwhelmed with things to see and do, why not make things simple and head straight to the best? English Garden and Marienplatz are some famous sights to start off with.

If you are looking to organise a great getaway for all the troops, then you definitely need to have a look at Munich. Drop in to have a look at the Bavaria Filmstadt or Westbad. The Kindermuseum Muenchen and the KinderReich also boast a range of family activities that the kids will love.

You and your kids will have a fantastic time at Munich's well-known marine museums and aquariums, where tourists have the chance to glimpse what lives beneath the sprawling blue oceans of our beautiful planet. At Sea Life Aquarium and SeaLife, you and your wee ones can stumble across interesting creatures of all sorts, some that are familiar and some you would never have even dreamt of.

See some remarkable animals at this area's unforgettable zoos. Start by visiting the Hellabrunn Zoo and the Wildpark Poing, then carry on to the BergTierPark Blindham if you want to see it all.

Pay your respects to one of the oldest beverages on the planet at a couple of Munich area's numerous breweries. Embark on your beer adventures by taking a tour of the much-loved the Lowenbrau or the Weihenstephan Brewery. Two more options worth looking at are the Augustiner Brau and the Nockherberg Paulaner Brewery.

There are a few lovely parks and gardens in Munich in which you can check out different plant species or just chill out. A couple of the most beautiful spots are the Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg and the Weihenstephaner Perennial Gardens. If those locations seem to out of the way, you may find yourself in the vicinity of the Old Botanical Garden or the Bundesgartenschau.

Legs worn out from all that sightseeing? Take a break in a few of this area's many parks. Westpark and Theresienwiese are equally good spots in which to find a shady patch of grass. Additional choices include Hofgarten and Mariahilfplatz.

A lot of visitors enjoy the area's scenic lakes. Take in the amazing views at Klostersee or Starnberger See.

Whether you and the kids are adventure seekers or you simply love the environment, a day trip to some of the nature reserves won't disappoint. Olympic Park and Erding Thermal Spa are the best spots.

Are you a fan of museums? If so, you'll be stoked with this destination. Here, you'll find an interesting variety of exhibition spaces and collections. Discover the hidden secrets of the BMW World or the Spielzeugmuseum. If you have a bit more brainpower leftover, you could also consider visiting the German Hunting and Fishing Museum and the Alpines Museum.

In Munich you'll find the Deutsches Museum and the Diözesan Museum, both excellent indoor attractions that should be among the first ports of call for any visiting science enthusiasts.

If it's bucketing down outside and your getting itchy feet, the Munich Paleontological Museum and the Paläontologisches Museum are some great indoor activities in the area. Get lost in the well-organised collections, see if there are any tours on while you're here and chat with the friendly and knowledgable staff.

Has the time come to jazz up your life with a touch of sophistication? Munich has a nice assortment of art galleries that will stimulate your senses. To start with, admire the striking pieces at the Pinakothek der Moderne and the Bavarian National Museum. Can't get enough? The Old Pinakothek and the New Pinakothek make for a perfect way to round out the day.

If you're a lover of history, we suggest that you immerse yourself in at least one of the numerous exhibition spaces around town. Learn a little bit about the mythology of the region at the Jewish Museum Munich and the Bauernhausmuseum des Landkreises Erding. If that's not enough for you, stop by at the Marstall-Museum and the Jüdisches Museum.

This destination has definitely moved on from the past, but there is still a tonne of historic spots to explore. Travel back in time to New Town Hall/Glockenspiel and the Technical University of Munich. Then conclude your day with a trip to the Konigsplatz or the Maximilianeum.

Gain a deeper understanding for Munich's military past at Sendlinger Tor and Isar Tor. The prudent planning and impressive execution provide unique insights into an era you'll be chuffed you're not a part of.

Munich has loads of intriguing buildings that have put a roof over the heads of some of the region's more prestigious residents. Nymphenburg Palace and Residenz are a couple of rather famous locations that you and your family should make certain you visit. Want to see more? Be certain to also pass by Schleissheim Palace or Dachau Palace before you fly home.

Munich often receives a sizeable number of holiday makers looking to visit its many historic castles. Have fun sussing out the age-old innards of Blutenburg Castle. Afterwards, if you have more time, see how the features differ at Magdalenenklause and Pagodenburg.

This region is highly regarded for its wide range of religious attractions. If you want to check them out, make tracks to Church of Our Lady and Asamkirche, then cap off your day at St Peter's Church or St. Michael's Church.

There are a variety of other less-visited spots around for those who are keen to head to some more unassuming attractions. The Bavarian State Library and Eisbach Surfing are a couple of decent options. Freizeitpark Neubiberg and Flying Fox can also be worth a gander if you're keen to see everything.