Munich Articles

1). Oktoberfest - A Celebration Of German Culture By : Rick Hendershot
Oktoberfest is one of the world's great seasonal festivals. It is held every fall in Munich, Bavaria, and in other locations around the world. The first Oktoberfest started as a series of horse races in honour of the wedding of the Crown Prince of Bavaria in 1810. The horse races became an annual event and were combined with the state agricultural fair the following year.
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2). Sightseeing In Munich Germany By : Erica Bosworth
There is a lot to see in Munich, Germany. Late spring and summer are popular tourist times in this city. In addition, the Oktoberfest celebration is a big event. Oktoberfest last for six days and always draws large crowds. There are many hotels and restaurants in addition to unique sightseeing opportunities. Accommodations in Munich Germany There are several Munich hotels to choose from, many near the Munich airport or the train station.
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3). A Guide To Resorts In The Alps By : Peter Wilson
The alps are a popular winter travel destination. Skiing, snowboarding, ice skating and other winter activities abound throughout the mountainous area. The Alps are shared among many countries, including Austria, France, German, Italy and Switzerland. Whether you are looking for a family vacation or are more adventurous and enjoy mountaineering and extreme skiing, you will find something for every one in this area.
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4). A Tourists Guide to Munich Germany By : Thomas Smith
Even though Munich is only the third largest city in Germany it still has a lot to offer residents and tourists alike. Over 1.3 million people live in Munich, and thousands of tourists travel through the city on a yearly basis. All of these people go a long way in making Munich one of the most financially profitable areas in the entire country. Munich also serves as the state capital of Bavaria so it has a very strong politic pull as well.
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5). Munich: 2006 World Cup Opening Ceremony By : Gerald Mason
The opening ceremony of the 2006 Football World Cup will be held in Munich on Friday 9th June 2006. The first game of the tournament will also be played in Munich, on the 9th of June at the newly built Munich stadium at Fröttmaning. Munich has much more to offer than Football: Munich is the Capital of Bavaria, formally a kingdom in it’s own right.
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6). “München Liebt Dich” And You Will Love It, Too – Travel To Munich By : Frank Johnson
The city’s new motto, “Munich Loves You,” may be a bit commercial, but it is exactly how you will feel from the very moment you find your bags at the airport. It is also not overeagerly presumptuous to say that whoever you are, this Bavarian capital will have you head-over-heels enamored with some or all parts of its eclectic mish-mosh of cultures. There is absolutely something for everyone when you travel to Munich.
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7). Bavaria Travel Guide By : Peter Wilson
Bavaria is Germany’s largest state and is located in the southern region of the country. There are resorts, hotels and private rentals located throughout the state. The first step is to decide which areas you most want to visit and plan an itinerary. Then you can begin to decide on accommodations. A variety of choices are available from the more affordable hotels to the more expensive resorts.
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8). Travel To Germany By : TJ Tierney
Germany is located in central Europe and stretches from the Alps in the south up to the North Sea in the North. It is bordered by Austria and Switzerland in the south; Poland and the Czech Republic in the east; France, Luxembourg, Belgium and the Netherlands in the west; and Denmark in the North. With some of the largest cities in Europe, Germany offers all travellers a unique experience.
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9). An Overview of Germany for Travelers By : Richard Monk
Germany has experienced a tumultuous history: starting a World War, being divided into two countries and much more. If you are planning a trip, here is some background information you should know. An Overview of Germany for Travelers The official name of the country is the Federal Republic of Germany. Germany covers a landmass of over 135,000 square miles and is about the size of the State of Montana.
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10). Ways To Stay In Munich By : Gaizka Pujana
Munich is full of hotels, hostels and other types of holiday accommodation options throughout the city.
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11). More To Munich Than Oktoberfest By : Gaizka Pujana
Munich is most famous for its Oktoberfest which attracts visitors from all over the globe.
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