Top 5 Can’t Miss

Viktualienmarkt is in the heart of the landmark-studded Old Town—this is where you’ll find loads of great fresh food and even bigger helpings of local spirits.

Grab a cold beer and sit under the chestnut trees at Augustiner-Keller, where live brass bands often perform.

Schumann’s is never a bad idea, and you’ll find southern German hospitality and quality drinks at this iconic bar.

Strut your stuff through Glockenbachviertel, the city’s trendiest neighborhood.

The Englischer Garten is like Munich’s Central Park, only bigger, with surfers (yes, really) and beer gardens.

Beer, lederhosen, and Oktoberfest are just a few cultural cornerstones that travelers associate with Munich. But there’s a lot more to the Bavarian capital than its traditional charm. Often overshadowed by its hip younger sibling, Berlin , Munich also has plenty of modern museums and theaters, opera houses, and literature festivals.…