Vacation Rentals in Munich, Germany

Munich proudly sits as the capital of the Bavaria region in southern Germany, with relative proximity to both the Austrian and Swiss borders. Franz Josef Strauß International Airport is 20 miles northeast of the city and the second busiest airport in Germany, with trains running directly into the city center from the airport every 10 minutes. Munich Central Station offers many regional and long-distance connections to many cities all over Germany and beyond, including Paris, Vienna, Budapest, Zürich, Venice, Rome, and Prague. The best way to get around Munich is via rapid rail trains (S-Bahn), subway (U-Bahn), the tram, and buses — if not walking or biking. Brilliantly, they all use one ticket system, so you can buy a day or week ticket for even more convenience.

The city of Munich is not only known for its beautiful, old Bavarian Baroque and Rococo architecture, but also for its art culture, beer, and the famous Oktoberfest. Munich has a rich and varied history dating back to before 1175 and it has been a center of art, architecture, and culture since the 18th century. Today, Munich is a hotspot of festivals, museums, galleries, and theatre. Keep in mind that most museums are generally closed on Mondays or Tuesdays and shops are closed on Sundays. The city also played an unfortunate starring role in the rise of Adolf Hitler and was heavily bombed by Allied forces, leaving 50% of the city destroyed. Since then, Munich has rebuilt and is large, spread out, and separated into districts which are then separated into neighborhoods. Modern Munich is an industrial powerhouse and the headquarters of many international companies including BMW and Siemens. Major industries include aerospace, biotechnology, software engineering, television production and publishing.

Vacation rentals in Munich have a price range between R 633-R 142 505. The average price for rentals in Munich is R 240 per night.