Enjoy the grand atmosphere Munich has to offer.

Munich is located in the River Isar which is North of the Bavarian Alps and it is the capital and the largest city of Bavaria. In Germany Munich is ranked third as size after Berlin and Hamburg. Munich has a special appeal to it. Even its motto “München mag dich” which means Munich likes you, suggests the lovely atmosphere and the draw it has to people all around. Monks of the Benedictine order founded the city and therefore its name derives from them. Munich translated means “by the monks place” and the colors of its coat of arms are the color of the Holy Roman Empire, black and gold. These have become the official colors of the city from the time of Ludwig the Bavarian.

Modern Munich occupies highly ranked places regarding destination for migration and for economic and social innovations. It was even ranked as the most livable city in Monocle occupying the place of the highest ranked city in Germany.

The nationalities and cultures that can be found in Munich are vast but the city has strong Turkish and Balkan communities. There are also a lot of Albanians, Croats, Serbs, Greeks, Austrians and Italians. A high percentage of the immigrants come from the European Union.

When visiting the city even uninitiated people can be amazed by Munich’s mix of historic buildings and impressive architecture. Munich created new landmarks of architecture and at the same time the historic buildings were reconstructed , making this a perfect destinations for sightseeing .

A perfect example of the grandness Munich has to offer is the inner city. Here, at the centre of th city, you can find Marienplatz, which is a large open square, along with the New and Old Town Hall. This is where you’ll find Rathaus-Glockenspiel a highly south after touristic attraction.

Near the Marienplatz, the oldest church of the inner city can be found, namely Peterskirche, which was build during the Romanesque period. The church was the centre of the monastic settlement before the cities’ official founding. Nearby, Heiliggeistkirche meaning the Church of the Holy Spirit can be found, looking down the most popular market in Munich named Viktualienmarkt.

Talking about old and grand constructions, if you’re even in a romantic mood you can visit the baroque palace Nymphenburg. The palace has been the summer home of Bavarian monarchs with its extravagantly adorned interior. Now it hosts several outstanding collections ssuch as an impressive banquet hall decorated with ceiling fresco’s done by Johann Baptist Zimmermann and the former bedroom of King Ludwig II. Of course, one can’t miss the famed “Gallery of Beauties”

While admiring this wonderful art created over generations by artisans, swing over the Porcelain Museum and the Botanical Garden for a break. It is something you would not want to miss.

When you decide to move to Munich, be sure to have it done in time for the Oktoberfest so you can be free to party for all those 17 days and partake in the one of the world’s most famous fair. Enjoy the good music, the people and the fun centered around Hofbräuhaus am Platzl and dive into the traditional delicacies such as roast pork, sausages, potato pancakes and even the simple pretzels, along with some Oktoberfest Beer.