Important fairs and events
in Munich
There is a lot to see and a lot to do in Munich, here is a selection of festivals and events: TrendSet (January), opti (January), ISPO MUNICH (January), INHORGENTA MUNICH (February), f.re. e (February), Internet World (February), Garten München (March), Handwerk & Design (March), uga Unterschleißheim (April), Laser World of Photonics (April), HIGH END (May), IFAT (May), analytica (June), automatica (June), INTERFORST (July), drinktec (September), Superbloom (September), procession of the Wiesn innkeepers (September), Wiesn-Anstich (September), Trachten- und Schützenzug (September), Wiesngottesdienst (September), Holi Festival of Colours (September), EXPO REAL (October), Böllerschießen auf der Wiesn (October), Literaturfest München (November), KVD Service Congress (November), Börsentag München (November), id infotage dental (November), Internationale Edelmetall- & Rohstoffmesse (November), VeggieWorld München (November), productronica (November), Heim+Handwerk (December), Winter-Tollwood (December)
Munich attractions -
sightseeing in Munich
Munich is the capital of Bavaria and one of the most visited cities in Germany. The city has a rich history, a unique culture and many interesting sights to offer. One of the most famous landmarks of Munich is the Marienplatz, a large square in the heart of the old town. Here you can find the New Town Hall, the Glockenspiel and the Mariensäule. The Glockenspiel of the New Town Hall is a popular tourist attraction and consists of 43 bells and 32 figures depicting various scenes from the city's history. Another important sight in Munich is Nymphenburg Palace, a magnificent Baroque-style palace built by Elector Ferdinand Maria in the 17th century. The palace and its gardens are a popular destination and provide a wonderful backdrop for walks and picnics. The German Museum is one of the largest technical museums in the world and houses an impressive collection of science and technology exhibits. Here you can see and experience everything from airplanes and cars to computers and robots. For art lovers, the Pinakothek der Moderne is a must-see. It houses one of the most extensive collections of modern art in Europe. The museum also offers temporary exhibitions, so there is always something new to discover. The English Garden is another popular destination in Munich and one of the largest city parks in the world. Here you can walk, bike, swim in the lake or just relax. The beer garden in the English Garden is a popular meeting place and offers a wide selection of traditional Bavarian dishes and beers. In addition, there are many other interesting places in Munich, such as the Viktualienmarkt, the Hofbräuhaus, the Frauenkirche, the Residenz and the Olympic grounds.
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