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Munich Travel Guide

Munich is noted for its architecture and culture, and its annual Oktoberfest beer celebration is world famous. Munich's cultural scene is second to none, its museums are even considered to outrank Berlin in quality and it has been brilliantly rebuilt after the war.

About Munich

Munich covers an area of 119.9 sq. miles (310.4 square Km) and is estimated to have a population of 5.4 million people being the capital of the Bavaria region and the third largest city in Germany. It is classified as a Gamma World City.

Museums in München

Museums in MünchenDeutsches Museum
Museumsinsel 1
80538 München
Tel. 089 - 2179 - 1
Fax 089 - 2179 - 324

This is just heaven for young kids, to get to grips with natureand physics.
The German Museum is so large it may take a few days to just graspand glimps at all what is exhibited. But - just watching doesnot suffice - this museum is for touch. Most exhibition roomsare actually small chambers for experimentation. Children andgrown ups are allowed and encouraged to push the buttons and seewhat happens. For some real life exhibits the extensive buildingthat covers a whole island in the river of Isar just was not largeenough. The “Flugwerft Schleißheim” has real airplanesondisplay. And then, there is the Verkehrszentrum at Theresienhöhe14a (near the site of the Oktoberfest) where you can take a lookat old tram and train wagons:
Entrance fee for all three museums is 10 Euro.
The museum is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 pm
The Verkehrszentrum is open daily from 9 to 5, on Thursdays it is open until 7 pm

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