Munich

When you think of Munich, the first things that come to mind are Weißwurst, FC Bayern and the Oktoberfest. You can do that, it’s part of the city in the south of our country. But Munich offers so much more than that. Munich owes its high leisure and recreational value to its green oases, such as the English Garden, the Isar floodplains and the palace parks, as well as its proximity to the Alps. As a metropolis of art, culture and business, the Bavarian capital enjoys an international reputation. In summer, beer gardens with hearty food and cool wheat beer invite visitors to enjoy the day without stress. Munich is a metropolis, a big city, with all its hustle and bustle. But you can escape this and find your rest areas for body, mind and soul everywhere. We have been driving our northern German guests south with our motorail trains for years. Many Scandinavians also use the comfortable way to travel from Hamburg to Munich by night train, with a car or motorbike piggybacked on the back if desired. We offer a stress-free journey without traffic jams and annoying road works on the motorways. Well rested, you go straight on holiday the following morning.

The loading terminal at Ostbahnhof is conveniently located for onward journeys to Lake Starnberg or the beautiful Chiemsee, for example. The Allgäu, Salzburger Land and Werdenfelser Land regions can also be reached very quickly from Munich.

Our insider tip

Alles Wurscht, is the name of one of the most beautiful urban oases in Munich. A cheerfully flourishing kiosk where you can find the best currywurst in town and relax with a cool beer in the idyllic beer garden on Nikolaiplatz. Green, colourful, delicious and cheap.

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