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Munich
Airport
Dear travel industry partners,
Isnt it true that the backbone of our industry is service and support? Yes. And
when you top excellent service with eciency and passenger-friendly facilities
you have what it takes to successfully operate an international hub airport.
Living ideas Connecting lives is much more than Munich Airports new
slogan; it defines the steadfast commitment to our passengers and partners.
They are among the 12 million travelers worldwide who participated in the
internationally renowned Skytrax survey 2013 that identied Munich Airport as
The Best Airport in Central Europe and The 6
th
Best Airport Worldwide.
As Munich Airport is constantly improving its state-of-the-art facilities and service
portfolio we have also decided to reposition our brand and thus to redesign our
main tool for the travel trade. Our Sales Guide has a new layout and will make it
easier for planners to organize travel packages to Munich, Bavaria and Romantic
Europe. Spectacular Alpine scenery and numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites
await the traveler upon arrival at Munich Airport. One is quickly captivated by the
places where history was made and quite tempted to travel down Bavarias
extensive network of holiday routes to experience the regions culture. Why resist
the opportunity to experience medieval cities, picturesque villages, amazing
architecture and fabulous shopping?
Another Bavarian jewel is the city of Munich itself. Here trend merges with tradition
to create an atmosphere of magic. Discover the features that make Munich an
extremely popular city: outstanding museums, famous theaters and orchestras,
magnicent palaces, lovely parks, gourmet temples, down-to-earth beer gardens
and much more
Great travel destinations need powerful gateways. Looking back, the development
of Munich Airport has been a dynamic process from a mainly point-to-point airport
into one of Europes most modern hub airports. Currently, Munich Airport ranks
number seven in the Champions League of European airports. Yet, I rmly believe
that we have a good chance of becoming one of Europes Top 5 hub airports by the
year 2020.
Even so, we will always pursue the commitment to our tourism region and the close
cooperation with you our travel industry partners.
Dr. Michael Kerkloh
President and CEO of Munich Airport
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Munich
Highlights
Best places
City of arts
Culture
Shopping and hotels
The success story
Munich Airport
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Services
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/Munich
Highlights
Best places
The Bavarian capital oers a wide range of cultural events
coupled with fun and traditional activities.
City of arts
Classics, modern art or avant-garde, paintings
or sculptures Munichs got it all!
Culture
The Bavarian culture will thrill everyone with its outstanding
museums, theaters and orchestras as well as with its
beautiful beer gardens.
Shopping and hotels
Every brand label from around the world as well as hotel
rooms in every price range can be found in Munich and
its vicinity this must be paradise!
The success story
Munich is not only home to one of the worlds most success-
ful soccer teams, it is also the home of BMW.
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Marienplatz and Neues Rathaus (1)
(Marien Square and New Town Hall)
Enjoy the hustle and bustle at Marien-
platz. Everyday exactly at 11 am and
12 pm, visitors can watch Germanys
largest carillon (Glockenspiel) in the
tower of the New Town Hall.
Frauenkirche
(Cathedral Church of our Lady)
The cathedral with its two towers in
late Gothic style is the true landmark
of Munich.
Odeonsplatz and Ludwigstrae
(Odeon Square and Ludwigstreet)
A walk along this monumental avenue
from the Field Marshalls Hall towards
the Triumphal Arch oers great insight
into Munichs 19
th
century architecture.
Schloss Nymphenburg (2)
(Nymphenburg Palace)
This glorious Baroque palace was built
as the summer residence of the Wittels-
bach family. Today, Schloss Nymphen-
burg is home to two museums and is
surrounded by picturesque parklands.
Residenz and Antiquarium (3)
(Residence and Hall of Antiquities)
The Wittelsbacher residence is one of
Europes most splendid palace com-
plexes. The interior design gives an
idea of the dynastys splendor through-
out the centuries. A highlight is the
Antiquarium, the largest secular
Renaissance hall north of the Alps.
Viktualienmarkt
(Victuals Market)
Just a stones throw from Marienplatz,
Munichs oldest and most popular food
market offers the greatest variety of
fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers and
other regional and international
delicacies.
Hofbruhaus (6)
The most famous beer hall in the world
attracts both, tourists and locals alike.
Accompanied by cheerful live music,
guests of Hofbruhaus enjoy beer in
1 liter mugs and typical Bavarian food.
Englischer Garten (4)
(English Garden)
The English Garden is Munichs green
heart in the middle of the vibrant city.
For more than 200 years, visitors enjoy
its beautiful walking trails, sunbathing
areas and cozy beer gardens.
Deutsches Museum (5)
(German Museum)
A museum of superlatives: the
Deutsches Museum is one of the oldest
and the largest science and technology
collections in the world. Its unique
exhibits wow visitors of all ages.
Olympiapark (7)
(Olympic Park)
The Olympic Park is the ideal place to
spend your leisure time. 365 days a
year it hosts various music, sports and
cultural events. The park is crowned by
the world-famous tent-like roof of the
Olympic Stadium.
Guided tours

By foot
Munich Tourist Oce
The Munich Tourist Oce oers skillful, certied guides for
sightseeing tours in the city. You can choose from 29 dierent
languages. Services are also oered to the hearing impaired.
tourismus.guides@muenchen.de
www.muenchen.de/guides
Munich Walk Tours
Visitors have a choice of dierent tours like for example the
City Walk or the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Tour.
tours@munichwalktours.de
www.munichwalktours.de
Stattreisen Mnchen e.V.
Stattreisen Mnchen also oers dierent walks for example
through the city center or the Olympic Park and Village.
info@stattreisen-muenchen.de
www.stattreisen-muenchen.de
By bus
Gray Line SIGHTseeing
The exploratory sightseeing tours through Munich and
Bavaria always include a live guide in German and English
and audio guides in seven other languages.
info@munich-sightseeing.com
www.munich-sightseeing.com
By taxi
Taxi Guide Munich
Specially trained taxi guides oer tailor-made city tours
through Munich in 12 languages.
info@taxi-guide-muenchen.de
www.taxi-guide-muenchen.de
By bike
Mikes Bike Tours
Mikes Bike Tours oers the use of comfortable Cruiser
Bikes, helpful tips and advice.
info@mikesbiketours.com
www.mikesbiketours.com
Various
Spurwechsel city tours
Individual tours in Munich and Upper Bavaria can be booked
in many languages. The various theme tours are available by
foot, by bike, by bus or with horse carriage.
info@spurwechsel-muenchen.de
www.spurwechsel-muenchen.de
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Munich CityTourCard
The ticket was especially designed for visitors to Munich.
It is not only valid for public transportation in Munich,
the ticket also includes discounts of up to 50 percent on
numerous attractions like sights, city tours museums or
shopping. The Munich CityTourCard can be purchased
at any public transportation selling points and vending
machines, e.g. at the airport, as well as at the tourist
information center at Marienplatz and the main train
station. The CityTourCard includes a brochure introducing
selected partners, a map of downtown Munich and a
subway map. Individual travelers or groups can purchase
three dierent categories of the CityTourCard.
For prices and additional information:
www.citytourcard-muenchen.com
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Alte Pinakothek (Old Gallery)
The Alte Pinakothek is one of the oldest and most signicant
galleries in the world. On display are more than 800 paintings.
This superb and extensive collection allows visitors to explore
the advancements in painting from the Middle Ages up to the
end of the Rococo period. The collections on display in the
Alte Pinakothek date back to the dukes, electors and kings of
Bavaria from the House of Wittelsbach.
Barer Str. 27, 80333 Munich
info@pinakothek.de
www.pinakothek.de

Neue Pinakothek (New Gallery)
The Neue Pinakothek was reopened in 1981 and replaced
the previous building that was destroyed in World War II.
It shows European art from the 19
th
century ranging from
Classicism to Art Nouveau. The collection includes works
by Edouard Manet, Paul Czanne and Vincent van Gogh.
info@pinakothek.de
www.pinakothek.de
Pinakothek der Moderne (1) (Modern Gallery)
The Pinakothek der Moderne is Munichs renowned museum
of 20
th
and 21
st
century art and design, which reopened after
a six-months renovation in September 2013. It combines
four independent institutions under one roof: the Modern
Art Collection of the Bavarian State Painting Collections,
the International Design Museum Munich, the Architecture
Museum of the Technical University Munich and the State
Graphics Collection Munich.
info@pinakothek.de
www.pinakothek.de
Glyptothek and State Collection of Antiquities (3)
The Glyptothek is Munichs oldest Museum founded in 1830.
It is home to a ne collection of sculptures from the Greek and
Roman era. The museum is part of the Knigsplatz complex,
which was arranged in the style of a forum, with the Glypto-
thek on the north side and the State Collection of Antiquities
to the South. The latter hold one of the most distinguished
collections of Greek, Etruscan and Roman art like vases,
bronzes and terracotta objects plus glass and jewellery.
Knigsplatz 3, 80333 Munich
info@antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de
www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de
Museum Brandhorst (2)
The Brandhorst collection presents over 700 works from
seminal artists of the 20
th
and 21
st
century, like Cy Twombly,
Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst and Mike Kelley. The prismatic
colored faade of the Museum Brandhorst attracts passers-
by to explore the multi-faceted collection inside the
building.
Theresienstr. 35a, 80333 Munich
info@museum-brandhorst.de
www.museum-brandhorst.de
Jewish Museum
The three buildings of the Jewish Museum form an out-
standing architectural ensemble right in the heart of Munich
which oers 900 square meters of exhibition area on three
oors. The lower level hosts the permanent exhibition
focusing on Munichs Jewish history, culture and identity.
The two upper oors oer space for changing exhibitions
about current Jewish topics.
St.-Jakobs-Platz 16, 80331 Munich
juedisches.museum@muenchen.de
www.juedisches-museum-muenchen.de
Haus der Kunst
Located at the southern edge of the English Garden, the
impressive building is an example of Nazi design paying
homage to classical architecture. The museums high-
ceilinged walls serve as the stage of changing exhibitions
of mostly contemporary art. The exhibitions feature photo-
graphy, design and performance by international artists as
well as painting, architecture and video art.
Prinzregentenstr. 1, 80538 Munich
mail@hausderkunst.de
www.hausderkunst.de
State Museum of Egyptian Art (4)
The newly opened State Museum of Egyptian Art displays 7,000
years of Egyptian history. The museum oers art from all ages
of old Egypt, showing the development of art from prehistoric,
old, middle, New Empire and Greek-Roman periods.
Arcisstr. 16, 80333 Munich
info@smaek.de
www.smaek.de
Lenbachhaus (5)
The Munich art museum Lenbachhaus reopened in May 2013
after a four-year renovation period. The rst exhibition in
the refurbished Lenbachhaus presents the worlds largest
permanent collection of Blue Rider works of Wassily Kandin-
sky, Gabriele Mnter, Franz Marc, August Macke and Paul
Klee. Other highlights in the collection include 19
th
century
paintings from Munich artists as well as international
contemporary art.
Luisenstr. 33, 80333 Munich
lenbachhaus@muenchen.de
www.lenbachhaus.de
City of arts
For more information: Munich Tourist Oce
Phone +49 89 233 965 00
tourismus@muenchen.de
www.munich-tourist.de
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Musicmetropolis Munich
Experience Munich with its singular
orchestras and star conductors: Lorin
Maazel with the Munich Philharmonic,
Mariss Jansons with the Bavarian
Radio Symphony Orchestra and Kirill
Petrenko with the Bavarian State
Orchestra. The combination of these
three orchestras results in a success-
ful brand, the Musicmetropolis Munich.
For the rst time, music lovers can get
an overview of all concerts and can
book tickets from all orchestras
directly online.
info@musikmetropolemuenchen.de
www.musikmetropolemuenchen.de
National Theater (1)
(Bavarian State Opera)
If you want to see one of the master-
pieces from ve centuries of opera
history, enjoy an evening in the thrilling
atmosphere of the Bavarian State
Opera one of the worlds leading
opera houses. Over 30 operas are
performed in one season along with
ballets, concerts and song recitals
making the program one of the most
richly varied performance schedules of
all the international opera houses.
Tours of the National Theater are
conducted almost every day.
Max-Josephs-Platz 2, 80539 Munich
info@st-oper.bayern.de
www.bayerische.staatsoper.de
Deutsches Theater (2)
After ve-years of reconstruction,
the Deutsches Theater reopened its
traditional theater in Munichs city
center. The history-charged theater is
Munichs window on the world. From
Londons West End to New Yorks
Broadway guests can experience all
top class musicals, shows, plays, ballets
or operas from all over the world.
Schwanthalerstr. 13, 80336 Munich
tageskasse@deutsches-theater.de
www.deutsches-theater.de
Gasteig (3)
Every day, 6,000 visitors come to
Munichs great cultural center on the
banks of the river Isar. In addition to
the classical concerts of the Munich
Phil har monic Orchestra, a broad range
of musical and cultural events are held
in this remarkable building.
Rosenheimer Str. 5, 81667 Munich
kommunikation@gasteig.de
www.gasteig.de
Cuvillis-Theater (4)
The Cuvillis-Theater oers contempo-
rary theater productions on a historical
stage. Visitors marvel at the aection-
ately restored wood carvings in the
colors of white, red and gold making up
the interior of this unique Rococo
theater.
Residenzstr. 1, 80539 Munich
ResidenzMuenchen@bsv.bayern.de
www.residenz-muenchen.de
GOP Variety Theater
This theater is Munichs top-notch
address for international vaudeville
shows combined with the culinary
delights of a dinner theater. A unique
mixture of artistic, acrobatic and
comedic elements guarantees rst-
class entertainment that guests will
never forget.
Maximilianstr. 47, 80538 Munich
info-muenchen@variete.de
www.variete.de
Grtnerplatztheater
The repertoire of the Grtnerplatzthe-
ater includes opera, contemporary
works and ballet. The theater oers a
legendary jazz program. Until 2015, the
main venue in the Glockenbach district
will be closed due to renovation but
visitors can enjoy the performances at
the current location in Giesing district.
Frankenthalerstr. 23, 81539 Munich
info@gpt.de
www.gaertnerplatztheater.de
Beer garden
In Munich, the time between spring and late fall is all about beer gardens. Sitting under chestnut
trees, visitors and locals alike enjoy fresh tapped beer and traditional Bavarian food.
Seehaus (5)
Also located in the English Garden, is another highly fre-
quented beer garden which belongs to the Seehaus restau-
rant. It can accommodate approximately 2,500 people but
the most favored seats are the few which are located directly
at the lakeside of Kleinhesseloher Lake.
Open 10 am 1 am
Kleinhesselohe 3, 80802 Munich
seehaus@kuer.de
www.kuer-gastronomie.de/seehaus.html
Hofbruhaus (6)
The Hofbruhaus was founded in 1589 and is probably the
most famous beer hall in the world. With an overall capacity
of 3,500 seats, daily live music on three oors and its
unique atmosphere, it is a must-see for visitors as well as
for locals. In the adjoining beer garden which is surrounded
by the historical walls of the Hofbruhaus, people can
escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The beer garden
oers room for nearly 400 guests. Enjoy the Bavarian
speciality buet with traditional folklore dancers and many
more attractions of the Hofbruhaus historic festival hall
daily from 6.30 pm until 10 pm. Reservations are required.
Open 9 am 11.30 pm
Platzl 9, 80331 Munich
hbteam@hofbraeuhaus.de
www.hofbraeuhaus.de
Lwenbrukeller
This famous traditional beer garden in the heart of Munich
has a capacity for up to 1,000 guests. People can enjoy
freshly tapped beer as well as a wide range of Bavarian
specialties. According to the custom in Bavaria, visitors
can bring along their own food as long as they buy the drinks
in the beer garden. Beyond its beautiful beer garden, the
Lwenbrukeller oers space for meetings and events for
up to 2,000 people. From gala evenings to general meetings,
from Bavarian style to chill-out lounge ambience, from Big
Band to DJ everything is possible!
Open 10 am 12 pm
Nymphenburger Str. 2, 80335 Munich
info@loewenbraeukeller.com
www.loewenbraeukeller.com
Culture
Music and theater
Tip: Beer- and Oktoberfestmuseum
Located in the heart of Munichs oldest houses dating
from 1340, the Beer- and Oktoberfestmuseum presents
every thing about the cultural history of beer, the Okto-
berfest and the unique quality of Munich brews. Of
course, beer can also be tasted in the in-house restaurant.
Museum: Open 1 pm 6 pm
Restaurant: Open 1 pm 12 am
Sterneckerstr. 2, 80331 Munich
info@bier-und-oktoberfestmuseum.de
www.bier-und-oktoberfestmuseum.de
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Shopping and hotels
Shopping
Hotels
The most important addresses:
***** Hotels
Hotel Bayerischer Hof
info@bayerischerhof.de
www.bayerischerhof.de
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski
reservations.vierjahreszeiten@
kempinski.com
www.kempinski-vierjahreszeiten.com
Knigshof
koenigshof@geisel-privathotels.de
www.koenigshof-hotel.de
Le Mridien Munich
info.muenchen@lemeridien.com
www.lemeridienmunich.com
Mandarin Oriental Munich
momuc-reservations@mohg.com
www.mandarinoriental.com
Sotel Munich Bayerpost
h5413@sotel.com
www.sotel.com
The Charles Hotel
info.charles@roccofortehotels.com
www.thecharleshotel.com
Westin Grand Munich
grandmuenchen@westin.com
www.westingrandmunich.com
**** Hotels
Angelo Hotel Munich
info@angelo-munich.com
www.angelo-munich.com
Anna Hotel
anna@geisel-privathotels.de
www.annahotel.de
Best Western Hotel Cristal
info@cristal-hotel.de
www.cristal-hotel.de
Cortiina, Hotel Garni
info@cortiina.com
www.cortiina.com
Courtyard Munich City Center
welcome@courtyardmunich.com
www.courtyardmunich.com
Courtyard Munich City East
welcome@courtyardmunich.com
www.courtyardmunich.com
Derag Livinghotel Prinzessin
Elisabeth
res.pe@derag.de
www.deraghotels.de
Excelsior
excelsior@geisel-privathotels.de
www.excelsior-hotel.de
Flemings Hotel Munich City
muenchen-city@emings-hotels.com
www.emings-hotels.com
Hilton Munich City
info.munich@hilton.com
www.hilton.de/muenchencity
Hilton Munich Park
info.munich@hilton.com
www.hilton.de/muenchenpark
Holiday Inn Munich
muces@queensgruppe.de
www.ihg.com/holidayinn/
Innside Munich Parkstadt
Schwabing
muenchen.schwabing@innside.com
www.melia.com
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich
info.royalmunich@leonardo-
hotels.com
www.leonardo-hotels.com
Leonardo Hotel & Residenz Munich
Info.muenchenresidenz@leonardo-
hotels.com
www.leonardo-hotels.com
Maritim Hotel Munich
info.mun@maritim.de
www.maritim.com
Munich Marriott Hotel
muenchen.marriott@marriotthotels.com
www.marriott-muenchen.de
Novotel Munich City
h3280@accor.com
www.novotel.com
Sheraton Munich Arabellapark Hotel
arabellaparkmuenchen@sheraton.com
www.sheratonarabellapark.com
The Rilano Hotel
info-muc@rilano.com
www.rilano-hotel-muenchen.de
***Hotels
Conrad-Hotel de Ville Munich
info@conrad-hotel.de
www.conrad-hotel.de
Cosmopolitan
cosmopolitan@geisel-privathotels.de
www.cosmopolitanhotel.de
Derag Livinghotel Max Emanuel
res.me@derag.de
www.deraghotels.de
Derag Livinghotel Karl Theodor
res.kt@derag.de
www.deraghotels.de
Mercure Munich Altstadt
h3709@accor.com
www.mercure.com
Mercure Munich Schwabing
h1104@accor.com
www.mercure.com
** Hotels
Ibis Munich City North
h0996@accor.com
www.ibishotel.com
Ibis Munich Parkstadt Schwabing
h5239@accor.com
www.ibishotel.com
Motel One Munich City East
muenchen-ost@motel-one.com
www.motel-one.com
This is paradise for both high-limit
credit card holders as well as for those
with small pocketbooks. Every label
from around the world can be found
here. Shops ranging from crazy to
traditional, oer an eclectic choice of
products in many locations through-
out Munich. Whether you stroll across
places like Kaunger Street or Maxi-
milian Street, Munich is a shopping
experience anyway.
Gucci
On 600 square meters of sales area,
the Gucci store oers a well-conceived
variety of fashion for both, men and
women. Clothes and accessories as
well as souvenirs are presented in a
noble ambience.
Open Mon Fri 10 am 7 pm;
Sat 10 am 6 pm
Maximilianstr. 31, 80539 Munich
Hofstatt passage (1)
After 7 years of planning and construc-
tion, the Hofstatt passage in Munichs
city center opened in April 2013.
The shopping mall oers international
top-brands and mostly newly developed
shop conceptions. Among the brands
oered, you will nd for example Adidas,
DEPOT, Hollister, J.Lindeberg, Tom Tailor
and Lambert.
Open Mon Sat 10 am 8 pm
Sendlinger Str. 10, 80331 Munich
KulturGut AG
KulturGut AG oers a broad range of
personal accessories. This includes
silk scarves, cushions, bags, napkins,
decorative bottles and even Nymphen-
burg-made porcelain. Shops can be
found at the Residenz Munich as well
as in most of the public-owned castles
and palaces in Bavaria like Nymphen-
burg Castle and Neuschwanstein
Castle.
info@kulturgutag.de
www.kulturgutag.de
Louis Vuitton Mnchen Residenzpost
Munichs former main post oce now
houses Germanys rst Louis Vuitton
Maison. With a sales area of approxi-
mately 1300 sqm spread over three
oors, Munichs store ranks #3 of
Europes largest Louis Vuitton stores.
The impressive store oers the brands
whole range of products for both men
and women: ready-to-wear, leather
goods, accessories and jewelry. Based
on the model of the agshipstores in
Paris or London, the new shop in Munich
captivates with its villa-like design and
is denitely a must-see.
Open Mon - Fri 10 am 7 pm,
Sat 10 am 6 pm
Residenzstr. 2, 80333 Munich
Tax-free shopping
The VAT rate in Germany is 19 % for
regular goods and 7 % for some
goods like food or books. It is
included in the retail price. As a
traveler residing in a non-EU
country you are entitled to claim a
VAT refund. Less charges, you can
receive up to 14.5 %. The qualica-
tions for tax-free shopping are a
minimum purchase of 25. The
goods need to be exported within
three months.
Tax-free shopping in three steps:
1. Refund Cheque:
Ask for a Refund Cheque at the
shops cash desk.
2. Customs Stamp:
On departure, show the purchased
goods, receipt and passport to
Customs and get the Refund
Cheque stamped. Note: If you are
traveling further within the EU,
you can only have your receipts
stamped at the nal point of
departure from the EU.
3. Refund Oce:
Refund Cheque and passport need
to be shown at a nearby refund
oce. Refund will be reimbursed to
your credit card or paid in cash.
Munich Airports Cash Refund
Oces are located in Terminal 1
(Arrival B) and Terminal 2
(level 04 and 05).
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FC Bayern Mnchen a unique club
for more than 100 years
More than 20 national championships
and millions of fans have made Bayern
Mnchen the largest German soccer
club. The success story of players like
Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Mller or Oliver
Kahn is carried on by players like Manuel
Neuer, Franck Ribry and Bastian
Schweinsteiger. In 2012/13, Bayern
Mnchen was the rst and only German
soccer team to win the national football
league (Bundesliga), the DFB Cup and
the UEFA Champions League in one and
the same soccer season.
tickets@fcb.de
www.fcbayern.de
Fan stores:
Megastore in Allianz Arena
Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25,
80939 Munich
Megastore at the training ground
Sbener Str. 51 57,
81547 Munich
Fan-shop at Munich Airport
Mnchen Airport Center, level 03,
Terminal 2, level 04, non-public area
85326 Munich Airport
TSV 1860 Mnchen the local rival
TSV 1860 Mnchen, also known as the
Munich Lions, was one of the
important founding members of the
national soccer league. In 1964 they
won the German Cup for the second
time. This victory was followed by the
European Cup in 1965 and the German
Championship in 1966. Their entry in
the UEFA-Cup was without a doubt the
biggest success in their recent
history.
tickets@tsv1860.de
www.tsv1860.de
Allianz Arena (1+2)
The Allianz Arena is Europes most
modern stadium and oers space for
almost 70,000 persons. The particular-
ly impressive faade, shining red at
FC Bayern matches, is denitely the
most striking feature of the stadium.
The Arena used to be jointly operated
by FC Bayern and 1860 Mnchen. Today
FC Bayern is the sole shareholder and
1860 Mnchen is a tenant up to 2025.
Arenatours
Professionally guided tours lasting
approximately 75 minutes are orga-
nized and operated by Arena One GmbH.
Tours are conducted daily except on
matchdays and days featuring an event.
Both individuals and groups can enjoy a
comprehensive introduction to the
stadium. For groups (11 or more
persons) reservations are required.
besucher@arena-one.com
besucher@allianz-arena.de
www.allianz-arena.de
FC Bayern Erlebniswelt
Since May 2012, the Allianz Arena is
home to Germanys largest club muse-
um. On 3,000 square meters, visitors
will learn all about FC Bayern Mnchens
history. The years from the clubs
foundation until today are presented
with multimedia and interactive
elements.
info@fcb-erlebniswelt.de
www.fcb-erlebniswelt.de
Cars, cars, cars
BMW Welt (3)
At BMW Welt, BMWs unique meeting place and delivery
center, visitors can experience the world of the manufacturer:
from automobile and motorcycle innovations and exhibitions,
new technologies and designs, to interesting cultural events.
The main focus of BMW Welt is the personalized car delivery.
In special guided tours, you can take a look behind the scenes
of BMW. The BMW Welt also oers the so-called Junior
Campus where children can explore the world of mobility.
Am Olympiapark 1, 80809 Munich
infowelt@bmw-welt.com
www.bmw-welt.com
The BMW Museum
Since its opening in 1973, the BMW Museum has thrilled
visitors with its dynamic architecture, its world-famous
design and a unique range of original exhibits. Reopened in
2008, the museum brings the history of the company, the
brand and its products alive in an innovating and fascinating
prole. The BMW Museum presents an overview of the
engines, motorcycles and automobiles of the BMW brand
which is globally unique.
Am Olympiapark 2, 80809 Munich
infowelt@bmw-welt.com
www.bmw-welt.com
Audi Forum
Only a one hour car ride from BMW, visitors nd the stylish
and futuristic buildings of the Audi Forum in Ingolstadt. This
includes the Audi customer and delivery center as well as
conference facilities, a movie theater and an exclusive
restaurant. Here visitors can take part in exciting tours of
the state-of-the-art manufacturing plant. At the Audi
museum, visitors experience the breathtaking rate at which
automotive developments have advanced and learn more
about the forerunner brands from Audi.
Ettinger Str. 60, 85057 Ingolstadt
welcome@audi.de
www.audi.com
The success story
Soccer in Munich
Route proposal:
World of automobiles
Day 1: a traditional brand
After landing at Munich Airport, drive to medieval Ingolstadt.
Meet your guide at the Audi Forum for an unforgettable visit
of the factory and the automobile museum of this famous
Bavarian car brand. Dinner and overnight stay in Ingolstadt.
Day 2: aristocrats cars
Morning drive along the Romantic Road, with stop at
Wallerstein to taste the beer brewed in the castle of Prince
Oettingen. Continue to Langenburg, where you can have
lunch at the castles own restaurant. In the afternoon, visit
the magnicent car collection of Prince Hohenlohe. Drive to
Hockenheim for dinner and to spend the night.
Day 3: feel like Manuel Fangio
Experience speed driving on the Formula 1 race track at
Motodrom and visit the Car Sport Museum. Lunch free of
charge at a race track restaurant. In the afternoon, continue
to Heidelberg. Pedestrian city tour of the old university city
including a taste of local wine at student inn. Late afternoon
arrive in Stuttgart, the city of automobiles. Dinner and
overnight in Stuttgart.
Day 4: automobiles city
Meet your guide for a city sightseeing tour including the
Porsche Museum with a wonderful collection of the famous
sports cars. In the afternoon, visit of the Mercedes-Benz
Museum. Drive back to Munich for dinner and overnight.
Day 5: contemporary cars and ancient carriages
Full day city tour including the Olympic Park and the
nearby Nymphenburg Castle including admittance to the
Museum of Parade Carriages and Sleighs, the cars of our
forefathers. In the afternoon, tour the BMW World and
BMW Museum, a fascinating collection of cars and motor-
bikes with interactive modules to make this visit a real
experience. Dinner at traditional beer hall. Overnight.
Day 6: farewall
Transfer to Munich Airport. Before taking o, enjoy a farewell
taste of white sausages and Bavarian beer at the airport
restaurant Airbru, which brews exclusively for its
customers. Departure.
Book this tour through:
Pegatour Reisen GmbH
Germany Incoming
Bahnhofstr. 19
83435 Bad Reichenhall
Phone +49 86 51 717 48 99
info@pegatour.de
www.pegatour.de
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Book packages with tickets
through:
FC Bayern Tours GmbH
robert.ostermeier@fcbayerntours.de
www.fcbayerntours.de
Mach 2 Sports Tours Entertain-
ment Veranstaltungs GmbH
contact@mymach2.com
www.mymach2.com
Soccernetwork
james@soccernetwork.de
www.soccernetwork.de
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Gateway to Europe
The Bavarian capital oers a wide range of cultural events
coupled with fun and traditional activities.
The shopping mall
Munich Airport is a seamless continuation of the wide
variety of products on oer in the famous shopping streets
of the Bavarian capital.
There is an abundant range of comfortable hotels on oer,
all in the direct vicinity of the airport. So, enjoy your last
beer at the airport brewery and then say: Good night.
Services
There can be no doubt Munich Airport is a service paradise!
Mnchen Airport Center is ideally equipped for all kind of
public events and performances and easily accessible by
car, bus and train.
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Gateway to Europe
Welcome to the modern gateway to Romantic Europe
With currently over 38 million passengers per year, Munich
Airport (1) ranks number 7 among the Top 10 European
airports. When it comes to passenger satisfaction, Munich
was voted Best Airport in Central Europe 2013 by the
London-based institute Skytrax, which surveyed over 12
million passengers around the world.
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 was opened in 1992 and hosts all non-Star
Alliance airlines. With very short distances, Terminal 1 is
mostly tailor-made for the needs of point-to-point trac.
The terminal is built in a modular way, with 5 modules
(A E), each having its own check-in, passport and security
control.
Terminal 2 (2)
Terminal 2 was opened in 2003 and hosts all Star Alliance
members and Lufthansa partners. The terminal has become
one of Europes fastest and most ecient terminals for
connecting passengers with a minimum connecting time of
only 30 minutes. This can be attributed to the terminals clear
and user-friendly structure as well as to the Hub Operation
Center. The HOC is Terminal 2s command center for maxi-
mizing connectivity. Unlike Terminal 1, this terminal has a
central check-in area as well as one central security control.
Terminal 2 satellite (3)
In September 2013, Munich Airport celebrated the top-
ping-out ceremony of the Terminal 2 satellite facility. The
facility will be the rst mideld terminal to go into operation
at a German airport. Designed like an island on the apron,
it permits aircrafts to dock on both sides of the building.
Without any landside transportation links, the satellite will
not be a standalone terminal but rather a functional
element of Terminal 2. Construction work on the satellite
is planned for completion in 2015.
Terminal Direct Service+
The Terminal Direct Service+ enables passengers,
arriving with short connecting times or even on delayed
ights, to catch their connecting ights by using a dedicat-
ed transport service team. Airport sta picks up the pas-
sengers right at the plane and escorts them eciently
through passport and customs control to their connecting
ights. The service is available for all airlines operating in
Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. In case of an unforeseen delay,
the service will be requested by the airline automatically.
Munich Airport features several
airline-operated lounges, along
with the Atlantic and Europe Lounge
operated by Munich Airport.
Lounges in Terminal 1
Air France KLM Lounge
The airline-operated lounge is accessi-
ble for all authorized guests of Air
France, Alitalia, KLM Royal Dutch
Airlines and Sky Teams Partner.
Module D, level 05, non-public area
Phone +49 89 975 91 118
Atlantic Lounge
The lounge, operated by Munich
Airport, is accessible for guests of
several airlines or for a fee of 29.75
payable by credit card.
Module C, level 03, non-public area
Phone +49 89 975 21 329
BA Galleries Lounge (4)
Qualied guests of British Airways or
Oneworld partners can get access to
the airline-operated lounge.
Module B, level 05, non-public area
Europe Lounge
The lounge, operated by Munich
Airport, is accessible for guests of
several airlines or for a fee of 29.75
payable by credit card.
Module D, level 05, non-public area
Phone +49 89 975 21 323
The Emirates Lounge
The access to this lounge depends on
the booking class. Entry is permitted
for guests with First Class or Business
Class tickets, or with a Skywards Gold
Card.
Module C, level 05, non-public area
Phone +49 180 54 256 52
Lounges in Terminal 2
Lufthansa First Class Lounge (5)
Access for all Star Alliance passengers
with a valid First Class Ticket.
Level 04 and level 05, non-public area
Lufthansa Senator Lounge (6)
Access for all Senators and HON Circle
Members with a valid boarding pass for
a Lufthansa or Star Alliance ight on
the same day.
Lufthansa Business Lounge
A valid Business Class ticket with a
Star Alliance airline or a LH frequent
yer status is required for access.
VIP WING (7)
Experience exclusive treatment and
premium service before you leave the
ground at Munich Airports VIP WING in
Terminal 1. The spacious new lounge
landscape is generously ooded with
natural light. With a total of 1,700
square meters of oor space, it com-
bines the utmost in function with
timelessly elegant form. Guests will
nd tailor-made solutions to meet their
every need. The comfortable lounges
and suites allow visitors to relax or work,
as they prefer. The inviting buet and
bar area oers an extensive menu of
meals and beverages and also has its
own beer garden area featuring a
selection of Bavarian dishes. The
boarding arrangements for guests are
entirely geared to their comfort and
state-of-the-art mobility. Luxury
limousines are on hand to chaueur
all guests between VIP WING and their
aircraft. The cheerfully appointed rooms
of VIP WING feature modern decor that
achieves a subtle synthesis of an
exclusive and cosmopolitan setting
with Bavarian local color. VIP WING is a
convincing embodiment of Munich
Airports identity as an impressive and
prestigious gateway to Bavaria for
guests from all over the world. Facilities
available to guests include suites,
conference and working rooms, wireless
LAN, rest areas, showers, a prayer room
and a separate smoking area. Personal
assistants organize all the travelers
ight-related processes and formalities.
The lounge is open to all paying passen-
gers, regardless of their chosen carrier
or booking class.
Terminal 1, module D
vipwing@munich-airport.com
www.munich-airport.com/en_vip
Smoking lounges
Especially for smokers, Munich Airport
has installed several stylish and
comfortable smoking lounges in
Terminal 2. The lounges are public and
free of charge. On level 04 passengers
will nd two Camel Lounges, while on
level 05 two Winston Lounges invite for
some recreation time.
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The shopping mall
Munich Airport oers a supreme shopping experience for
all passengers. More than 150 shops and service facilities
in Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and Mnchen Airport Center
provide an assortment of products ranging from Bavarian
to international, including top designer labels. Whether
you are shopping for souvenirs to take back home or for
jewelry for yourself you will nd it all at Munich Airport
for downtown prices. Shops at Munich Airport are open
seven days a week, some from 5 am 10 pm.
Aigner/Ferragamo (1)
Exclusive bags and accessories by Munichs cult brand
Aigner and Salvatore Ferragamo
Bottega Veneta
The new Bottega Veneta shop at Munich Airport oers
scents, jewelry, and a full range of ready-to-wear apparel,
handbags, shoes, gifts, luggage and eyewear.
Emporio Armani
Fashionable shapes and clean looks create the unmistakable
looks of Emporio Armani collection.
Escada/Burberry/Ralph Lauren (2)
Three international high class fashion brands in one location
Gucci
Here you can get a close look at Guccis extensive range of
high-quality handbags, shoes, childrens apparels, leather
goods and scarves.
Herms (3)
Herms stands for the nest French leather goods and
accessories such as the world-famous silk scarves.
Terminal 2, level 04 and level 05, non-public area
HUGO BOSS
The Black Label Collection: quality materials, meticulous
workmanship to the last detail and the certainty of always
being perfectly dressed.
Mont Blanc/Bvlgari (4)
This store awaits its customers with elegant and exclusive
writing instruments, watches, jewelry, leather goods and
accessories.
Mulberry
The new Mulberry store will stock beautiful leather bags for
men and women as well as an extensive range of smaller
pieces like belts, scarves and technology accessories.
Ren Lezard
This shop oers exclusive womens and mens collections as
well as accessories.
Victorias Secret
The new shopping attraction at Munich Airport the worlds
most famous lingerie label opened up a beauty and acces-
sories shop. This is the rst publicly accessible Victorias
Secret store in Germany!
Mnchen Airport Center, level 03, public area
How to get your refund
For checked baggage
Check in and have your baggage labeled and proceed then
to the customs oce. Customs will check your merchan-
dise, stamp your receipts and handle your baggage. Last
step will be the Cash Refund Desk, where you need to show
your receipts and will get your refund nally.
For carry-on baggage
Check in and pass the security and passport control.
Proceed to the customs oce to get your merchandise
checked and your receipts stamped. Last step will be
again the Cash Refund Desk.
You can also get your refund at the ReiseBank.
Terminal 2, level 03, public area
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No matter if you are looking for
culinary delights or a small bite along
with a glass of beer, at Munich Airport
you can choose from a wide range of
restaurants. Here is a small selection:
Airbru (1+2)
The Airbru is the worlds first brewery
located within an airport. The restau-
rant combines the art of brewing with
Bavarian Gemtlichkeit (German
for coziness) and offers all kinds of
regional specialties. In summer you
can drink your beer under real chest-
nut trees in the outdoor beer garden.
You can also take a seat in the
Zirbel stube, the original snug little
parlor from a South Tirolean farm-
house. Whatever you are planning, the
Tenne (German for threshing
floor) can accommodate up to 280
guests and is the perfect location for
corporate or group events.
Mnchen Airport Center, level 03
info@airbraeu.de
www.airbraeu.de
Bagutta Pizza Culture (4)
Bagutta Pizza Culture is an Italian
restaurant oering honest, straightfor-
ward Italian cuisine. The menu ranges
from crispy pizza from the stone oven,
dainty pasta dishes and salads to
delicious desserts and Italian coee
specialties. The three lounge cubicles
and the seating niches are a pleasant
alternative for meetings.
Terminal 2, check-in hall, level 05
t2@kuer.de
www.munich-airport.com
Mangostin Airport (3)
An exotic treat from the Far East!
Authentic Asian food like noodles, sushi
and Thai curries is oered in top
quality. The special ambience is a
result of the high quality teak oors
punctuated with Asian accents.
t2@kuer.de
Maredo Grill & Caf lounge (5)
Alongside classics such as tender,
juicy steaks from South America and
a unique salad bar, Maredos menu is
ideally complemented by a wide
selection of snacks in a safe lounge
setting. Choices range from a break-
fast menu, various special coees and
delicious cakes to tasty ciabatta and
panini sandwiches.
info@maredo.com
www.maredo.de
Airport hotels
Kempinski Hotel Airport Munich (6)
The Kempinski Hotel Airport Munich is the only hotel directly on
Munich Airport premises and just a few steps away from the
Mn chen Airport Center (MAC). Centrally located between
Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, the hotel has 389 air-conditioned
and sound-proof rooms and suites. For meetings and confer-
ences the hotel features 30 rooms for up to 1,000 guests with
daylight and WLAN along with a fully equipped business center.
The 24 meters high Palm Atrium is the perfect location for any
event. The Charles Lindbergh restaurant oers regional and
international cuisine as well as weekly theme buets.
The Fit & Fly SPA features a pool, steam bath, sauna and 24/7
gym access, as well massages and beauty treatments.
Terminalstr. Mitte 20, 85356 Munich
info@kempinski-airport.de
www.kempinski-airport.de
Novotel Munich Airport (7)
The Novotel Munich Airport Hotel is situated in close vicinity
to the terminals. This state-of-the-art hotel has a capacity
of 257 guest rooms and 8 modern meeting rooms. The
meeting rooms provide an ideal setting for conferences and
seminars. Besides the Novotel also oers tness and sauna
facilities. The modern restaurant serves international
cuisine from 6.30 am 2.30 pm and from 6 pm 11 pm.
Nordallee 29, 85356 Munich
h6711@accor.com
www.novotel.com
Arcadia Hotel Munich Airport
Freisinger Str. 77
85445 Schwaig/Oberding
info.muenchen@ahmm.de
www.arcadia-hotel.de
Best Western Hotel Munich-Airport
Robert-Koch-Str. 10, 85435 Erding
info@airport-muenchen.bestwestern.de
www.airport-muenchen.
bestwestern.de
Dorint Hotel Munich Airport Freising
Dr.-von-Daller-Str. 1 3
85356 Freising
info.freising@dorint.com
www.hotel-muenchen-freising.
dorint.com
Holiday Inn Express Munich Airport
Freisinger Str. 94
munich@foremosthospitality.com
www.fmhos.com
Hotel Hallnberg
Hallnberg 2
85469 Walpertskirchen
info@hallnberg.de
www.hallnberg.de
Isar Hotel
Isarstr. 4, 85356 Freising
info@isarhotel.de
www.isarhotel.de
Mercure Hotel Airport Munich
Dorfstr. 15a, 85445 Aufkirchen
h5267@accor.com
www.mercure.com
Mvenpick Hotel Munich Airport
Ludwigstr. 43, 85399 Hallbergmoos
hotel.munich.airport@moevenpick.com
www.moevenpick-munich-airport.com
Munich Airport Marriott Hotel
Alois-Steinecker-Str. 20
85354 Freising
munich.airport@marriotthotels.com
www.marriott.com/MUCFR
NH Munich Airport
Lohstr. 21, 85445 Schwaig/Oberding
nhmuenchenairport@nh-hotels.com
www.nh-hotels.com
Schweigers Landgasthof
Manhartsdorf 2 4, 85456 Wartenberg
info@schweigers-landgasthof.de
www.landhotel-schweigers.de
Sheraton Munich Airport Hotel
Freisinger Str. 80
airportmuenchen@sheraton.com
www.sheratonmunichairport.com
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Stay connected
Calling Cards national, international and mobile calling
cards can be purchased in all Newspoint shops and at the
Newsterminal shop.
Travel Agent Welcome Kit
The Travel Agent Welcome Kit (TAWK) gives representatives
of the international travel industry the chance to experience
Munich Airports charm with a package that includes not
only airport information but also special coupons: free
drinks, discounted shopping, free baggage storage and
other benets. TAWKs can be obtained at the main informa-
tion counter in Terminal 2, next to the arrival hall, as well as
in the main information counter of the MAC. Travel agents
just need to present their travel agent ID and are asked to
leave a business card.
Airport tours for travel agents
For travel agent training, airline employee famtrips and
study tours for journalists or tour operators, the Munich
Airport Marketing Department oers tailor-made Airport
tours in English. Tours in other languages, e.g. French or
Russian, are available upon request.
marketing-incoming@munich-airport.de
Meet and Assist Service
This exclusive service for international passengers and
groups traveling via Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 is available in
20 languages. It includes personal pickup, guidance through
customs, passport and security control as well as escort
service to the departure gate, lounge or transfer bus. Please
note, that bookings can only be accepted 72 hours in advance.
Munich Airport Terminal and Passenger Service
Phone +49 89 97 52 13 66
meetandassist@munich-airport.de
Help for the disabled
Please contact directly your airline for requesting mobility
services.
Porter service
Available within the entire passenger handling area. The
basic fee, including two pieces of luggage, is 4 every
additional piece is 1.50.
Phone +49 89 97 59 97 95
Mobile +49 171 372 71 79
Religious services at Munich Airport (4)
Passengers can practice their religious beliefs at Munich
Airport without any restrictions. Before or after a ight,
the airport oers several facilities for practicing various
religions.
Christophorus chapel
Muslim prayer room
Terminal 1, module C, level 05, non-public area
Raum der Stille (Room of Silence)
Service Center
Two Service Centers are located in both
terminals and provide the following
services for passengers:
left luggage oce
cloakroom service
deposit for third parties*
lost and found*
fax and copy service*
dry cleaning*
ticket sale for public transport
and Lufthansa Airport Bus*
Internet Point
national calling cards*
LH Cabin Lost
Mnchen Airport Center,
24-hour service
Phone +49 89 97 52 13 75
servicecenter@munich-airport.de
Terminal 2, level 03
Phone +49 89 97 52 28 75
servicecenter@munich-airport.de
InfoGates (1)
The truly innovative InfoGate concept
at Munich Airport helps passengers to
receive quick and detailed information.
At the InfoGate counters, the visitor
can get connected with an information
service agent via videoconference by
simply pushing a button. These high- tech
Info Counters work with touch screens
and oer the full range of infor mation on
shopping, dining and all other services
available at Munich Airport.
Mnchen Airport Center, Terminal 1,
Terminal 2
manfred.zoetl@munich-airport.de
Brants Barber & Shop
Brants Barber & Shop is an exclusive
barber, oering the following services
for men only: haircut, shave and
manicure.
info@brants-barber.de
www.brants-barber.de
Chi-Mas-Institute, massage service
Indulge in an acupressure massage,
which is charged by 1 per minute.
It can help to prevent or ease muscle
tension, back pain, fear of ying and
jetlag.
info@chi-mas-institute.de
www.chi-mas-institute.de
Cosmetic Institute (2)
This oasis of calmness and relaxation
is located within the Duty Free Shop in
Terminal 2. The Cosmetic Institute is an
elegant beauty lounge with a pure
spa-like dcor waiting to pamper
discerning customers. Manicures,
facial and body treatments and many
wellness services are available for men
and women likewise.
cosmeticinstitute@fmh.munich-
airport.de
www.eurotrade.org
napcabs (3)
For the comfort of its passengers
Munich Airport was the rst to install
eight napcabs in Terminal 2 (near gates
G06 and H32). These cabins oer
passengers the opportunity to rest
and each of them is equipped with a
comfortable couch, relaxing music,
a workstation with internet access,
plug-ins and a at screen TV.
Terminal 2, level 04 and 05,
non-public area
info@napcabs.com
www.napcabs.com
Recreation Areas
Munich Airport oers relax zones in the
non-public area of Terminal 2 that are
open to every passenger and free of
charge. They are equipped with
comfortable seats, at screen TVs
providing a permanent news-service
and wireless Internet access.
Terminal 2, level 04 and 05,
non-public area
Shower facilities
Would you like to freshen up after a
long day? Visit the modern shower
facilities in the Mnchen Airport Center
or in Terminal 2 at the service center in
the public area. Service charge is 15
including towels and shower gel.
Mnchen Airport Center, level 03,
public area
Terminal 2, level 03, public area
Services
Services retail
Important service numbers:
Main Switchboard
Phone +49 89 97 500
info@munich-airport.de
www.munich-airport.de
Flight information
Phone +49 89 97 52 13 13
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Munich Airport oers a variety of locations for small, medium and even mega
events. Up to 3,000 people can be hosted for your events, presentations,
conferences or anniversaries. One of the event areas at Munich Airport is
Europes largest outdoor covered venue - the Mnchen Airport Center Forum.
Located between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, the MAC Forum is the perfect
location for special events. Throughout the year, the MAC hosts a variety of
dierent events bringing fun and action to both, passengers and locals alike.
Surf & Style (2)
In August 2013, Lufthansa and Munich
Airport presented once again the Surf &
Style-Event, the biggest stationary
wave of the world ever at an airport.
The event was combined with the third
European championship in surng on
a 1.5-meter-high stationary wave.
Visitors had the chance to try surng
as well.
Winter market (1)
Under the roof of the Mnchen Airport
Center 50 market stands invite travelers
to feast and chill, and to purchase
Bavarian specialties and handicrafts.
300 real Christmas trees and a 15-
meter-high giant Christmas tree
surround the stands, creating a magic
winter wonderland. The main attraction
at the Christmas market is the huge ice
skating rink in the middle of the jolly
festivities.
Transportation
If you are planning individual trips or
travels on to further destinations, all
roadways and railway tracks are yours
to choose from. There are bus-shuttle
services to the city center and the fast
and reliable city railroad (S-Bahn) that
brings you to downtown Munich in only
35 minutes. Or, what about a rental car
or a coach to wherever you want to go?
Why not take the bus?
For passengers who want to travel to
Munich with a high standard of service,
the Lufthansa Airport Bus is the right
choice. It departs every 20 minutes
between 6.25 am and 10.25 pm, from
Munich Airport to the Munich Central
Train Station. The bus departs from
Terminal 2, the Central Area and
Terminal 1/A. Of course this service
is available for all passengers.
The one-way fare is approximately
10.50 for adults, 5.50 for children.
The cost for a return ticket is 17.
Autobus Oberbayern (5)
For over a century, Autobus Oberbay-
ern, the largest private bus company in
Bavaria, has specialized in mobility at
the highest level. Autobus Oberbayern
currently owns more than 180 buses of
all sizes, ranging from a 15 to 78
seater bus, and provides a variety of
services which extend beyond regular
transport and shuttle services. The
companys real strength lies in its
planning, organizing and handling of
transportation logistics for major
events, conventions, incoming or
incentive groups.
info@autobusoberbayern.de
www.autobusoberbayern.de
Busservice Watzinger GmbH & Co. KG
Watzinger oers an individual and
particularly comfortable limousine
service to sophisticated business and
private passengers. Luxurious cars from
leading brands lend themselves to
working and relaxing in an undisturbed
atmosphere. The chaueurs know their
passengers needs and provide an
unobtrusive and perfect service.
info@watzinger.de
www.watzinger.de
SMS Airport Transfer
SMS stands for reliability, safety and
service at a fair price. At the same time
it gives you a choice: with up to eight
persons you can travel in a comfortable
minibus; for individual transfer you will
be picked up with a mid-range car.
SMS counters can be found in the
public areas of both terminals.
sms@ughafentransfer.at
www.ughafentransfer.at
Four Seasons Travel
With comfortable 8-seater busses,
Four Seasons Travel will take you to
your ski resort reliably, safely and
comfortably. For larger groups they
oer 45-seater busses. For a highly
exclusive non-stop transfer, Four
Seasons Travel oers First Class or
Private Class.
oce@airport-transfer.com
www.tirol-taxi.at
Event areas at Munich Airport
Car rental services (3)
at Munich Airport
The Car Rental Center is in the MAC
between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
Pick-up/Return is conveniently
located in the parking garage P6
right next to the Mnchen Airport
Center.
Avis
Europcar
Hertz
Sixt
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Enterprise
Rapid-Transit Rail (4)
There are two lines S1 and S8
connecting Munich Airport to Munich
city center within 35 minutes, that
run every ten minutes.
Cost
The cost for a one way ride is approxi-
mately 10 for adults and 1.20 for
children (ages 6 14). The partner
day-ticket is ideal for groups of
between two and ve people. Vending
machines for train tickets are avail-
able at the airport in Terminal 1 and
Terminal 2.
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Contact
Munich Airport quick reference guide:
Munich Airport
info@munich-airport.de
Head of Incoming- and
Hub-Marketing
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Phone +49 89 975 33 140
orian.poetsch@munich-airport.de
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South Africa
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Upper Bavaria
Castles, lakes, mountains, forests when traveling through
Upper Bavaria you might think you are turning a huge
storybook!
Franconia
The self-condent Franconians represent an entirely
dierent side of the Bavarian soul. Here people enjoy
drinking world-class wine instead of beer.
The East
Medieval cities, monasteries and historic sites and in
between magnicent landscapes and forests Eastern
Bavaria is rich in history and culture!
Allgu and Swabia
Ludwig II, the romantic king of Bavaria, loved this region
and commemorated it with a historic monument, the
Neuschwan stein Castle.
Tirol
The small region with huge tradition lies in the very heart
of the Alps.
SalzburgerLand
This is a region with a splendid past oering top-notch
cultural events and at the same time a region with an
eye towards the future.
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Highlights
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Discover the whole diversity of Germanys number one
holiday region on the following pages. You will nd infor-
mation along with special insider travel tips on the very
best attractions for each of the four main tourist regions.
Whether you visit Upper Bavaria, Franconia, East Bavaria
or Allgu/Bavarian Swabia: Wherever you go, you will not
want to leave.
The ideal place for a memorable vacation
Bavaria, with its four vacation regions Upper Bavaria,
Franconia, East Bavaria and Allgu/Bavarian Swabia, is an
ideal destination anytime of the year. Unique in its diversity,
Bavaria also features breathtaking natural beauty. Plus,
Bavaria excels as one of the culturally most attractive
regions throughout Europe. The region oers exclusive
sports facilities at any season and a large number of
enticing wellness and health sites. Bavarias food and
hospitality industry, with a vast array of establishments
ranging from the inexpensive to the luxurious, is another
outstanding feature.
tourismus@bayern.info
www.bavaria.by
Enjoy with all your senses
Upper Bavaria is characterized by countless highlights and
endless beauty. Monarchs, abbots, priests, and renowned
architects from bygone centuries have left a legacy of
amazing architectural monuments and picturesque villages,
all complemented by stunning natural scenery.
touristinfo@oberbayern.de
www.oberbayern.de
Berchtesgadener Land (1)
The Berchtesgadener Land spells majestic Alpine peaks,
idyllic lakes and woods, world-class cultural attractions and
events, as well as sports activities, world-famous sightsee-
ing attractions and saltwater spa facilities. It is located only
a stones throw from Mozarts birthplace, Salzburg in
Austria. Whether one chooses ve-star accommodations or
a cozy regional guesthouse, there is plenty on oer year-
round in the Berchtesgadener Land, such as concerts of the
Bad Reichenhall Philharmonic Orchestra, traditional festivi-
ties and sightseeing attractions such as Lake Knigssee,
the Eagles Nest or the Salt Mines.
info@berchtesgadener-land.com
www.berchtesgadener-land.com
Lake Knigssee (2)
Surrounded by towering rock clis, the
lake emerald green and silent is set
in one of the most impressive land-
scapes in Germany. Leave the noise
and hectic pace on land behind you and
glide across the smooth surface.
Magical, romantic, relaxing, interesting
and even educational the eet of
electronic boats on Lake Knigssee
invites you to experience an unforget-
table excursion.
www.seenschifahrt.de
The Eagles Nest (1,834 meters)
A historic observation point high above
the Berchtesgaden area: panoramic
views of up to 200 km can be enjoyed
by visitors to the Eagles Nest.
The so-called Eagles Nest teahouse
was oered to Adolf Hitler for his 50
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birthday. Hitler himself rarely used the
Eagles Nest, nding the trek up to the
top too unnerving because of his fear
of heights. Today, the Eagles Nest is
open to the public and can be seen in
its original form. The road, from
Obersalzberg leading up to the Eagles
Nest upper bus parking area is a
unique feat of engineering seen
nowhere else in the world.
www.eagles-nest-tours.com
Salt time journey (3)
Deep inside the Berchtesgaden salt
mountain a hidden world waits to be
discovered. This exciting Salt Time
Journey combines science and fantasy,
impressive special eects and fasci-
nating facts that are not just explained
but are experienced with all the senses.
The Alte Saline (Old Salt Works) ranks
as a major European historical indus-
trial monument. The main attraction is
the spring house and spring chapel
constructed in neo-Romanesque style.
www.salzzeitreise.de
City tours in Munich Day excur-
sions in Bavaria and into Austria:
A variety of tours are oered by
Gray Line Sightseeing. Accompa-
nied by professional and experi-
enced tour guides, Gray Line
Sightseeing takes you to the sights
you most want to see.
Gray Line SIGHTseeing by Autobus
Oberbayern GmbH
info@munich-sightseeing.com
www.grayline.de
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The Chiemsee region (1)
Ideally located between Munich and Salzburg, the Chiemsee
region, often also referred to as the Bavarian Sea, is one
of the most favorite vacation destinations in Bavaria. The
breathtaking landscape of the Chiemgau and the Upper
Bavarian Alps oers a wide variety of sporting, leisure and
cultural activities. Prien am Chiemsee is in the heart of this
beautiful region and famous for its Bavarian traditions and
cultural events in exciting venues like the Palaces Courtyard
of Honor or the Island Frauenchiemsee with its annual
Christmas market. From these wonderful surroundings,
you have a fantastic view of the famous palace of Herren-
chiemsee built by Bavarias Fairy-tale King, Ludwig II.
info@tourismus.prien.de
www.tourismus.prien.de
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Culture and the great outdoors, sports and relaxation
Garmisch-Partenkirchen surprises with its diversity. Super-
latives aptly describe almost everything about this Alpine
jewel. Its location is unique, nestled in a valley surrounded by
magnicent mountains and the rocky peaks of the Zugspitze
massif (2,962 meters). It is one of the principal health spas
in the Bavarian Alps thanks to its climate and Germanys
premier winter sports area. It was the host town of the 1936
Winter Olympics and the FIS Alpine Ski World Championship
2011. Whether you prefer Alpine skiing, or instead you would
rather go cross-country skiing, hiking, white water rafting or
paragliding, there is something for everyone at any season of
the year in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
tourist-info@gapa.de
www.gapa.de
Zugspitze top of Germany
An outdoor arena with a grand view: with 2,962 meters the
Zugspitze is the highest mountain in Germany. Visitors from
all over the world enjoy the breathtaking view expanding
some 200 km. Almost 400 summits in Austria, Italy, Germa-
ny and Switzerland are visible from afar. Near at hand, there
are many opportunities for sports and fun up here and on
the surrounding mountains Alpspitze, Kreuzeck, Hausberg
and Wank. With the well developed network of cable cars
and ski lifts of the Bayerische Zugspitzbahn Bergbahn AG
vantage points, summits, places to rest, hiking trails and ski
slopes can be reached comfortably in summer and in
winter.
zugspitzbahn@zugspitze.de
www.zugspitze.de
Tegernsee holiday region (2)
The holiday region welcomes its visitors throughout the year
to experience the wonderful variety of handed down tradi-
tions and modern achievements whether during theme and
adventure hikes or during festivals. For active vacationers,
the area between the turquoise green lake, lush pastures
and proud mountain peaks is simply paradise. Experience
the elements in and on the water, on dry land or in the air!
Well-organized packages for all seasons make your vacation
a dream come true any time of the year and entice you to a
stay in Upper Bavaria.
info@tegernsee.com
www.tegernsee.com
Andechs Monastery
This monastery is famous for its Baroque church, which has
been a destination for pilgrims since 1128. Here you can
also taste the seven beer specialties of the world famous
monastery brewery. For fans of classical music: The famous
Bavarian composer Carl Or is buried here.
info@andechs.de
www.andechs.de
The Wies Church (3)
The Wies Church, located in Steingaden in Upper Bavaria, is
one of the loveliest Rococo buildings worldwide. On June 14,
1738, a farmers wife, Maria Loy, saw tears on a dilapidated
wooden gure of the scourged savior. This miracle led to a
pilgrim rush to see the sculpture. In 1740, a chapel was built
to the statue. Nowadays, the Wies Church is a famous place
for pilgrims and belongs to the UNESCO World Culture
Heritage.
www.wieskirche.de
Oberammergau in the Ammergau Alps
Oberammergau is permanently linked with the Passion Play.
The roots of the Passion Play date back to a vow made by the
citizens of Oberammergau in 1633. The Passion Play, which
they have been performing at 10-year intervals since 1634,
has made Oberammergau famous throughout the world.
Again and again, each time the event is held, the world comes
to visit this unique town, which today also stages top-class
operas in the Passion Play House every summer. Besides this,
Oberammergau is also known for its beautiful Lftl fresco
paintings and its world-renowned wood carvers.
info@ammergauer-alpen.de
www.ammergauer-alpen.de
Route proposal:
Jewels of Romantic Europe
Day 1: Munich
Arrival at Munich Airport and transfer
to the city center of Munich.
You will spend the night in Munich.
Day 2: Munich Garmisch Parten-
kirchen Zugspitze
Transfer to Garmisch-Partenkirchen,
followed by a city tour and excursion to
the Zugspitze Mountain. Stay overnight
in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
Day 3: Hohenschwangau
Neuschwan stein Castle
Transfer to Hohenschwangau (1 hr)
where you will visit Neuschwanstein
and Hohenschwangau Castle. Stay
overnight at Schlosshotel Lisl and
Jagerhaus Hotel.
Day 4: Hohenschwangau Wattens
Innsbruck
Transfer to Wattens (2.20 hrs) in order
to experience Swarovski Crystal
Worlds. Afterwards, transfer to Inns-
bruck (20 min) where you will discover
this beautiful place on a City Tour. Stay
overnight in Innsbruck
Day 5: Innsbruck Berchtesgaden-
Koenigssee
In the morning, transfer to Berchtes-
gaden (4 hrs) will be provided where
you will visit the Salt Mines and Lake
Koeni gssee. You will spend the night
in Berchtesgaden.
Day 6: Berchtesgaden Salzburg
Transfer to Salzburg (30 min), followed
by a tour through the city center.
Stay overnight in Salzburg
Day 7: Salzburg Lake Chiemsee
Transfer to Prien at Lake Chiemsee
(1.05 hrs). Enjoy a stunning alpine
panorama while cruising on Lake
Chiemsee. On the Island of Herren-
chiemsee you will visit the Castle and
Museum. Stay overnight in Prien at
Lake Chiemsee
Day 8: Prien at Lake Chiemsee Munich
The transfer to Munich will take about
1.15 hrs. After a City Tour of the
historic city center you will have
enough time for shopping and leisure.
Amphora TTG Company GmbH
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EUROTOURS Germany Ges.m.b.H.
nicole.kleber@eurotours.de
www.eurotours.at
Pegasus the Welcoming Agencies
Austria
renate.forte@pegasus.at
www.pegasus.at
TUI Incoming Alps & Cities
andreas.Kluckner@alps-cities4ever.com
www.tui-incoming.at
Important distances between Munich and
Andechs 42 km (45 min)
Berchtesgaden 152 km (2 hrs)
Garmisch-Partenkirchen 90 km (1 hr)
Oberammergau 91 km (1 hr)
Prien am Chiemsee 89 km (1 hr)
Steingaden 104 km (1.5 hrs)
Tegernsee 52 km (45 min)
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Franconia a land of wine and beauty! (1)
World-famous, historical buildings, dreamy landscapes,
magnicent art treasures and a centuries-old tradition of
wine cultivation Franconias beauty has many dierent
aspects. There is much to explore on a trip to romantic wine
towns and friendly locals. You will enjoy a vacation that
caters to all your senses. Wine has been cultivated in
Franconia for over 1,200 years. Many well-known, historical
figures have sampled the precious wines and have immor-
talized their experience in their own words. For example,
the famous German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
once wrote: Too bad that you cant pet this wine. You
have every reason to look forward to sampling Franconian
wine as well as experiencing Franconias other treasures:
the medieval towns and hamlets, as well as friendly people
who are committed to preserving the unique treasures
of their home.
For more information:
Tourist Information Franconia
Wilhelminenstr. 6
90461 Nuremberg
Phone +49 911 94 15 10
info@frankentourismus.de
www.frankentourismus.de
www.die-fraenkischen-staedte.de
www.franken-weinland.de
Nuremberg modern metropolis with a medieval air (3)
Nuremberg, the core city of the metropolitan region, is
over 950 years old and not a bit tired, suitable for trade
show and convention guests and popular among tourists
seeking culture and enjoyment. Nuremberg also has a
comfortably sized Old Town where you can nd anything
your heart desires: interesting shops, cozy taverns, sociable
beer gardens and charming squares with history-charged
houses in between. The Christmas market and Albrecht
Drer are only two of the many hallmarks of the city
not to mention, of course, the International Toy Fair. The
Imperial Castle, grand sacred buildings and the Craftsmens
Courtyard are must-sees for visitors.
tourismus@nuernberg.de
www.tourismus.nuernberg.de
Rothenburg a fascinating medieval milestone (4)
With its splendid location and truly medieval atmosphere,
hardly any other town is able to captivate its visitors in quite
the same way as Rothenburg ob der Tauber. A walk through
this small town is an unforgettable encounter with bygone
centuries. The imposing building of the Town Hall, stately
towers, massive fortications, churches and patrician houses
are witnesses to a mighty imperial past. An imperial castle
dating back to 1142 represents the beginning of the town.
www.tourismus@rothenburg.de
www.rothenburg.de
Weingut am Stein (2)
In the heart of the famous Wrzburger Stein vineyard lays
the estate winery Weingut am Stein, Ludwig Knoll. It was
founded in 1890 and now in the fth generation of winegrow-
ers, it is run by Sandra and Ludwig Knoll. The modern design
invites you to taste wine as well as to hold seminars and
presentations. Numerous events are oered: Wine to inspire,
to enthrall and educate. You will take home one thing a new
perspective on wine. During the wine tasting, you will nd out
where the vineyards grow, how the wines are produced, what
makes them distinct and how they stand out of the crowd.
mail@weingut-am-stein.de
www.weingut-am-stein.de
Route proposal:
Bavaria for wine lovers
Day 1: Upon landing at Munich Airport,
meet your guide and drive to Pom-
mersfelden to visit castle Weissen-
stein. Admire the interiors of this
elegant baroque mansion built and
decorated by outstanding artists in the
18
th
century. In the late afternoon you
reach Bamberg for an overnight stay
at Romantic Hotel and a four course
dinner based on Franconian dishes
with complementing wines.
Day 2: Drive to Castell to see the cellar
of count Castell, one of the most
renowned wine producers of Franconia.
After a walk in the vineyard relax and
enjoy a glass of wine at the local inn.
Early afternoon reach Wrzburg,
the capital city of Franconia. Your
discovery tour of the historical city
leads you to the residential castle of
former bishop-princes decorated by
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, the Venetian
genius. After a walk in the huge
vineyard overlooking the historical city,
visit the 500 year old wine cellar and
taste their praised wines. Enjoy dinner
under the medieval vaults of the
restaurant.
Day 3: Reach the lovely town of Wert-
heim. After a stroll along the historical
district, drive along the meandering
Main River to the romantic town of
Miltenberg and the castle of count
Lwenstein family. Visit the vineyard
and the castle. In the afternoon drive
across Lower Franconia. The river valley
is one of the largest wine growing
regions in Germany, renowned for the
quality of its products. Reach Iphofen
for dinner and overnight at Romantic
Hotel. Enjoy a gourmet dinner with com-
plementing wines from their own cellar.
Day 4: In the morning walk through the
vineyard where organic grapes grow and
visit the cellar, before bidding farewell to
this enchanting corner of Germany.
Drive to Munich Airport and have a last
glass of Franconian sparkling wine at
the Kempinski Airport Hotel, before
catching your ight home or proceeding
to Munich downtown for your extension
in the Bavarian capital city.
Notes: Group size max 21 pax. All visits
are subject to availability. Admittance
to private mansions may be restricted
for family reasons. Tour program:
according to season you may attend
wine festivals, concerts in the castles,
venison gourmet meals.
Pegatour Reisen GmbH
Germany Incoming
Bahnhofstrasse 19
83435 Bad Reichenhall
Phone +49 865 171 74 899
info@pegatour.de
www.pegatour.de
Important distances between
Munich and
Nuremberg 165 km (2 hrs)
Rothenburg 242 km (2.5 hrs)
Wrzburg 280 km (3 hrs)
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The city on three rivers
Passau, located 198 km from Munich
right on the Austrian border, is better
known as the Dreissestadt
(Three-River-City). With its Baroque
buildings by Italian artists it is one of
the most attractive German cities.
In the heart of Passau at the Old
Towns highest point rises St. Stevens
Cathedral, home of the worlds largest
cathedral organ. Sitting high above the
rivers, the majestic fortress Veste
Oberhaus on the Danubes side and
the Pilgrimage Church Mariahilf on
the Inns side frame the citys out-
standing beauty. Passau with its
unique charm and atmosphere is one
of the most beautiful and spectacular
German cities on the Danube.
River cruises (1)
For ages, the city on three rivers
oers river cruising on the Danube.
Back then, mostly freighters docked in
Passau, however nowadays there is an
increasing number of cruise ships and
passenger ships which use Passau as
their destination. For passenger
cruises, there are 17 landing places
with 29 moorages available at the
docks in Passau-Old Town and Pas-
sau-Lindau.
tourist-info@passau.de
www.tourismus.passau.de
Regensburg
UNESCO World Heritage
In July 2006, Regensburg was in-
scribed in the UNESCO World Heritage
List due to its unique old town ensem-
ble. Almost one thousand historical
structures and buildings stand within a
relatively small area. No other city of
this size can boast as much authentic,
historical architecture spanning
hundreds in fact, thousands of years
from the citys foundation in Roman
times to the present. The distance
between Munich and Regensburg is
about 125 km.
tourismus@regensburg.de
www.regensburg.de/tourismus
Regensburger Dom
St. Peters Cathedral is indisputably
Regensburgs spiritual center. When
you look up towards the towers of this
imposing Gothic building, you will see
kings on horseback, foolish virgins, and
gargoyles with animal and human
faces. St. Peters is also the home of
the famous boys choir Cathedral
Sparrows.
info@domplatz-5.de
www.domplatz-5.de
Historic sausage kitchen (3)
If you were to ask locals what symbol-
izes Regensburg best they will most
likely name the so-called Historische
Wurstkuchl, the oldest sausage
kitchen in the world. The restaurant
serves typical Regensburg sausages
with homemade sauerkraut and sweet
mustard. It is located next to the
famous Stone Bridge.
info@wurstkuchl.de
www.wurstkuchl.de
River cruises (2)
Unique and exclusive is the world-fa-
mous Strudelrundfahrt (Swirl Tour),
which leads through the Stony Bridge
when the water level allows. There are
also excursions to Walhalla in
Donaustauf or to Riedensburg as well
as various theme tours. Highlights
among these theme tours are the
theater performances and musical
events, but also culinary highlights.
The oer ranges from brunch buets
to wine tastings.
info@schifahrtklinger.de
www.schifahrtklinger.de
East Bavarian Tourist Board
Im Gewerbepark D02/D04
93059 Regensburg
Phone +49 941 58 53 90
info@ostbayern-tourismus.de
www.ostbayern-tourismus.de
The East assistance in planning tours
fam-trips & personalised media trips
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Allgu and Swabia
Augsburg busy center of Bavarian Swabia
Augsburg, the oldest city in Bavaria, was founded by Roman
troops over 2,000 years ago. Since its economic heyday in
the 15
th
and 16
th
century, the city has become an important
gateway for trade and travel to Southern Europe. The
wealthy Augsburg merchants not only imported the spirit of
the Italian Renaissance, but also brought Italys architecture
to the Lech River. The Renaissance city hall and the splendid
fountains, the Fuggerei and the Maximilianstrae are still
impressive reminders of Augsburgs golden era of the
Renaissance.
tourismus@regio-augsburg.de
www.augsburg-tourismus.de
Fssen in the Allgu
Fssen is the most southern end of the Romantic Road and
is an internationally renowned vacation and spa resort at the
Bavarian Alpine foothills. Its location in the heart of Bavarias
most charming hill and lake districts make it the ideal
starting point for a visit to Neuschwanstein, the fairy- tale
castle of King Ludwig II as well as Hohenschwangau at only
6.4 km distance. The Dream Kings second castle, Linderhof,
as well as the Wies church (UNESCO World Cultural Heritage
Site) are only 45 minutes away by car. Fssen s medieval
town center rises high above the banks of the Lech River
and oers a unique setting for leisurely shopping strolls or
explorations into past centuries. Visit the romantic soul of
Bavaria!
tourismus@fuessen.de
www.fuessen.de
Neuschwanstein (1)
Neuschwanstein Castle is among the most popular sites in
Europe. The world famous fairy-tale Castle, inspired by
Richard Wagners operas, has amazed millions of visitors.
Its setting beneath the mountains of the Alps is breath-
taking. The shy King Ludwig II had built the castle in 1886
so he could withdraw from public life. Only seven weeks
after his mysterious death, Neuschwanstein was opened
to the public. Now, vast numbers of people ock to view his
spectacular private refuge.
svneuschwanstein@bsv.bayern.de
www.neuschwanstein.de
Museum der bayerischen Knige (2)
Located in extraordinary surroundings, at foot of the Royal
Castles Hohenschwangau und Neuschwanstein, the former
Grandhotel Alpenrose houses the Museum der bayerischen
Knige (Museum of the Bavarian kings) since 2011. The
exhibition illustrates the history of the House of Wittelsbach
from its beginning in the 12
th
century until today. Particular-
ly, it focuses on the lives of King Maximilian II and his son,
King Ludwig II. Among many precious exhibits, the museum
displays the magnicent ermine velvet coat, which King
Ludwig II wore to the ceremonies of the Royal Bavarian
order of Knighthood of Holy George. Visitors can experience
the exhibition with audio guides which are available in
8 dierent languages. Your visit will be topped o with a
meal in the museum restaurant Alpenrose am See with
a marvelous view over the Hohenschwangau Castle and
the Alps.
info@museum-hohenschwangau.de
www.museumderbayerischenkoenige.de
Oberstdorf (3)
Germanys southernmost village is an extraordinary hiking
destination. Not only is Oberstdorf one of the largest and
most attractive Bavarian communities, but it also oers a
great variety of tourist attractions and 230 square kilome-
ters of mountains. Numerous events, adjusted to the
guests desires are part of Oberstdorfs cultural program.
The Oberstdorfer Musiksommer is the biggest classical
music festival in the Allgu. During July and August it
attracts guests by remarkable concerts in the valley and on
the mountain. Due to the international competitions in
winter and its famous known athletes, Oberstdorf has also
an outstanding position in winter tourism. The world of
winter sports is at home in Oberstdorf. Since the winter of
1952/53 the Schattenbergschanze has been fascinating
guests who come to Oberstdorf at the end of the year to
watch the annual Four-Hills-Tournament. In addition to the
great variety of sports facilities, Oberstdorf oers a lot
more. Sanatoriums, medical institutions, physical therapy
and the Oberstdorf Therme, a spa with sauna and brine
bath, are on location.
www.oberstdorf.de

Harburg Castle
The Harburg Castle on the Romantic Road is one of the oldest,
largest and best preserved castles in Southern Germany. The
Castle was rst mentioned in 1150. At that time, Harburg was
an important base for the imperial politics of the Staufer
royalty. Since the 13
th
century it has been in the possession
of the counts and later princes of Oettingen. On a tour
through the castle you will experience almost 900 years of
history. Enter the world of the Middle Ages at St. Michaels
Church, with its wall walk, embrasures, gates and towers with
prisons and dungeons Historical festivals, medieval games
and events take the visitors back into the past.
burg-harburg@fuerst-wallerstein.de
www.burg-harburg.de
The Romantic Road
The Romantic Road, the triad of nature, culture and hospi-
tality has been a trademark for almost 60 years. Running
from the Main River to the Alps, it is Germanys best-known
and most popular tourist route. The name Romantic Road
itself expresses what many guests feel while seeing medieval
towns, historic monuments and breathtaking castles:
fascination and a sense of going back in time. From Wrz-
burg to Fssen, the Romantic Road opens up to a wealth of
European history, art and culture. On the way from north to
south, the landscape changes from river valleys, fertile
agricultural land, forests and meadows to dramatic moun-
tain scenery.
info@romanticroad.de
www.romanticroad.de
Tourist Board of Allgu/Bavarian Swabia
Schiegrabenstr. 14, 86150 Augsburg
Phone +49 821 450 40 10
info@tvabs.de
www.bayerisch-schwaben.de
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Hohenschwangau 120 km (1.5 hrs)
Neuschwanstein 121 km (1.5 hrs)
Fssen 132 km (1 h 45 min)
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Tirol
Innsbruck the capital
of the Alps
Keen on mountains and culture?
Medieval lanes and urban shopping?
Visit Innsbruck, home of the Winter
Olympics 1964/1976. You can do and
get everything you could possibly
desire. The countryside starts right
on the towns doorsteps and sports
events go hand in hand with cultural
highlights.
oce@innsbruck.info
www.innsbruck.info
Swarovski Kristallwelten
Situated in Wattens, some 15 km from
the Tirolean capital Innsbruck, the
Crystal Worlds is one of the most
visited sightseeing attractions in the
Alps and includes the worlds largest
Swarovski Shop with a unique selection
of Swarovski products, the largest ever
cut crystal and the most recent trends
in fashion, jewelry and accessories.
www.swarovski.com/kristallwelten
Wilder Kaiser family region a whole
range of experiences (2)
The four villages of Ellmau, Going,
Scheau and Sll in the Wilder Kaiser
family region invite you to savor the
highlights of sporting pleasure and
traditional Tirolean hospitality. 400 km
of marked hiking trails, gentle hills,
romantic lakes and specialized family
mountain theme parks as well as 279 km
of ski slopes in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser
are waiting to be discovered by you.
oce@wilderkaiser.info
www.wilderkaiser.info
Zillertal
In the heart of the Tirolean Alps, a true
vacationers paradise is waiting to be
discovered! From the idyllic, wide valley
oor to the everlasting snow on the
Hintertux Glacier, the Zillertal boasts
an endless array of Alpine highlights.
Crystal clear springs and bubbling
brooks so pure you can drink from
them, lush Alpine pastures and unri-
valled panoramas of fty-ve 3,000-
meter peaks promise to provide
unforgettable spectacles of nature,
day after day.
holiday@zillertal.at
www.zillertal.at
Kitzbhel (3)
Kitzbhel symbolizes romantic charm,
a sporting challenge and modern
Alpine lifestyle. The almost unreal
ambience of the traditional historical
old town, the unique location and sheer
beauty of the region with its lush green
meadows, a superb oering in terms of
sports and recreation, and a full
calendar of world-class events the
combination of all of that makes
Kitzbhel the number-one vacation
destination for many visitors year in
and year out.
info@kitzbuehel.com
www.kitzbuehel.com
Tirol Info
Maria-Theresienstr. 55
6020 Innsbruck, Austria
Phone +43 512 72 720
info@tirol.at
www.tirol.at
Tip: Holidays on the farm
in Austria (1)
Head out to one of the quality
certied farms: no staged adven-
ture tours here, instead red-cur-
rant jam is spread on your bread
and you can listen to the chirruping
of the sparrows and watch the
cows being milked. During a Farm
Holiday you will quickly see, that
everything is real: the people, the
nature and your vacation.
oce@farmholidays.com
www.farmholidays.com
www.tirol.at So close, so far Tirol / Heart of the Alps
Tirol
Heart of the Alps
Swarovski Crystal Worlds
The art of Crystal Fiction - Swarovski Crystal
Worlds have been enchanting millions of
visitors since the opening in 1995. People
from all over the world come to Wattens near
Innsbruck all year round to admire crystal
in its diversity and wealth of characteristics.
www.swarovski.com/kristallwelten

Fly into Munich Airport and within 1 hour
enjoy all the fascination aspects of Tirol!
www.tirol.at
People from all over the
world are attracted to
Tirols impressive peaks and
picturesque valleys, its rugged
heights and gentle pastures.
Tirols beautiful scenery is
paired with the countrys rich
cultural heritage and modern
architecture, melting into a
harmonious union.
Swarovski Kristallwelten Wattens
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When in Tirol, discover Innsbruck, the
Capital of the Alps, and some of the
best skiing resorts in Austria. Nestled
into a narrow valley beneath rugged
mountain peaks, Innsbruck oers
both beauty and culture with Old-
World charm and easy access to the
countrys world-class ski resorts.
Route proposal:
Ski Safari Innbruck (1)
Day 1: Arrival at Munich Airport
Coach transfer to Innsbruck. Welcome
drink followed by dinner and overnight
stay in Innsbruck.
Day 2: Innsbruck
Half-day city tour of Innsbruck and its
beautiful old town. The new Nordket-
tenbahnen will transport you directly
from the city center to high mountain
terrain in just 20 minutes.
Day 3: Skiing day Stubaier Glacier
Transfer by ski-bus to Stubai Glacier
(45-minute drive). Stubai Glacier, with
18 lifts, 35 miles of well-groomed and
marked runs and a vertical drop of
4,790 feet guarantees great skiing year
round. Return to Innsbruck in the late
afternoon. Dinner at the hotel.
Day 4: Skiing-day Axamer Lizum
Transfer by ski-bus to Axamer Lizum
(30-minute drive). Axamer Lizum has
a wide variety of trails for everyone,
especially the Womes Downhill Course
which is a favorite of intermediate
skiers. Return to Innsbruck in the late
afternoon. Dinner at the hotel.
Day 5: Skiing-day Khtai
Transfer by ski-bus to Khtai
(1-hour drive). Khtai lies at 2520
meters altitude in the Tirol region of
the Austrian Alps. Return to Innsbruck
in the late afternoon. Dinner at the
hotel.
Day 6: Skiing-day Schlick 2000
Transfer by ski-bus to Schlick 2000
(30-minute drive). The Stubai Park
Schlick 2000 oers skiers everything a
good snow park should: kickers, rails,
steep curves. Return to Innsbruck in
the late afternoon. Dinner at the hotel.
Day 7: Skiing-day
Igls Patscherkofel
Transfer by ski-bus to Igls (20-min-
ute drive). Patscherkofel has always
played a big part in sports history
including the Olympic Winter Games
in 1964 and 1976. Return back
to Innsbruck in the early afternoon.
Special farewell dinner at hotel.
Day 8: Departure from Munich Airport
Transfer to Munich Airport as per the
ight schedule.
TUI Austria Holding GmbH
Incoming alps&cities
Dr. Glatzstr. 25
6020 Innsbruck, Austria
Phone +43 50 884 79 66
incoming@tui.co.at
www.tui-incoming.at
www.salzburg.info
TOURISMUS SALZBURGGMBH
Salzburg Information 5020 Salzburg Austria Tel. +43/662/88987-0 Fax +43/662/88987-32 tourist@salzburg.info
Mozarts city offers its guests a breathtaking backdrop, world-famous attractions and a multitude of high
caliber cultural events. No visit is complete without a stroll through the fabulous baroque city or a concert
performance. Dont even think about trying to resist the powerful cultural temptations the city has to offer.
Your key to the city of Salzburg
Explore Salzburg for 24, 48 or 72 hours. The SalzburgCard gives you free,
single admission to all of the citys attractions, free use of public transport and
many other benefits.
SALZBURGERLAND.COM
Your front-row seat
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Swarovski Kristallwelten 152 km (1.5 hrs)
Wilder Kaiser 113 km (1.5 hrs)
Zillertal 133 km (1.5 hrs)
SalzburgerLand
SalzburgerLand is a region with a splendid past, once ruled
by powerful archbishops, a place oering top-notch
cultural events and at the same time a region with an
eye towards the future, nestled in the heart of Europe.
Salzburg (1+4)
Salzburg is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe,
winning international acclaim in 1997 with its designation
as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The historic city center
with its variety of structural styles is a rare architectural
treasure. With a city so rich in visual attractions, guests are
encouraged to plan enough time for a visit to Salzburg to
capture some of the unique atmosphere and join in the
lovely urban bustle. Whether you are coming to enjoy the
culture, go shopping, stop at a caf or a trendy restaurant,
or simply spend a day in town, Salzburg has many charming
facets like:
Hohensalzburg fortress, the chief landmark of the city
and largest, fully preserved fortress in central Europe
Getreidegasse as the heart of Austrias most beautiful
shopping center
the Cathedral, which is the most monumental early
Baroque building in the Alps
The Sound of Music Tour
Sound of Music fans simply must take this opportunity to
visit the famous lm locations on a trip to Salzburg and its
surrounding area with the Sound of Music Tour. The
movie has become a cult lm overseas and many fans have
always dreamed of seeing where Maria once lived.
www.salzburg.info
Salzburg Card
The best way to visit Salzburg is with the popular Salzburg
Card, which includes:
free, single admission to all of the citys attractions
free use of public transport
bus lines 1 14 within city limits
Albus bus lines: Citybus A, lines 20 35, line 151
Postbus lines 32, 180, 170 to Rif/Taxach
Lokalbahn S1 to Schlachthof
attractive discounts for cultural events
reduced prices at a number of excursion destinations
The card is available for 24, 48 and 72 hours and costs
approx. between 22 and 36 for adults; children half price.
Mozart and Salzburg (3)
Although Mozarts music has captured the hearts of music
lovers around the world, his hometown Salzburg is the city
most closely associated with the great composer. 350 of his
loveliest works were composed in Salzburg, laying the
cornerstone for his unique career and making Mozart what
he has undisputedly been to this day: the worlds most
important and most often played composer. His memory is
preserved in Salzburg with great love and expertise. Visitors
from all over will nd traces of Mozart in Mozarts birthplace
in the Getreidegasse, his later residence, the Mozart Statue
and of course in his music, which you can hear in several
dierent locations!
Mozart Dinner Concert
The Mozart Dinner Concert is unique in Salzburg and all
over the world. Enjoy an evening likely to have taken place
in 1790 in the candlelit baroque hall of the Stiftskeller,
having a three course dinner based on historical recipes,
listening to a concert with musicians in period costumes
and the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
www.salzburg-concerts.com
The marionettes dance the Sound of Music
The Sound of Music musical can now be seen at the
popular Marionette Theater in addition to many other
operas by Mozart, Strauss and other composers.
www.marionetten.at
Ice cave Werfen (2)
Welcome to the worlds largest ice cave. In 1879, Anton
Posselt, a natural scientist from Salzburg, pushed 200 meters
into the darkness of the caves and ocially discovered
the Eisriesenwelt. In 1920 the old cabin was built and the rst
climbing routes were established. This cave has several halls,
decorated with all kinds of ice formations, gigantic columns,
ice waterfalls and glaciers.
www.eisriesenwelt.at
Bad Gastein t for royalty
In the midst of the Hohe Tauern National Park, Bad Gastein
basks in fresh mountain air and a fog-free setting at 1,000
meters above sea level. Its very characteristic appearance,
with beautiful buildings dating back to the Belle poque,
blends harmoniously into its natural surroundings. This is a
spa town of world renown with a very special air: Relax-
ation and recreation in pure mountain air, combined with an
ideal high-altitude climate and Gasteins thermal waters
guarantee you a vacation that is certain to exceed your
highest expectations!
www.gastein.com
SalzburgerLand Tourismus
Wiener Bundesstr. 23
5300 Hallwang bei Salzburg, Austria
info@salzburgerland.com
www.salzburgerland.com
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Auerspergstr. 6
5020 Salzburg, Austria
tourist@salzburg.info
www.salzburg.info
Route proposal:
Salzburg Magic Music Tour
Enjoy the fascinating air of Gothic, Renaissance and
Baroque periods in Salzburg and discover the world of
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Salzburg Lake District
(Salzkammergut) with its spectacular landscape and
wildlife has forever inspired composers to create some of
the worlds best-known melodies. Services include:
Shuttle transfer Munich Airport/Salzburg and back
2 or 3 nights/buet breakfast in a carefully selected
4-star hotel
A city tour On the traces of Mozart
(2 hours including entrance to Mozarts house)
Original Sound of Music Tour
One ticket for a classical concert
A coee break at a typical Austrian Caf
Panorama Tours & Travel GmbH
Schrannengasse 2/2
5020 Salzburg, Austria
Phone +43 662 88 32 110
oce@panoramatours.com
www.panoramatours.com
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Bad Gastein
Kufstein
Wattens
Garmisch
Seefeld
Europa-Park
Galaxy
Legoland
Alpine Coaster
Arlberg
Davos
Cortina dAmpezzo
St. Moritz
Chamonix
Zermatt
Munich
Venice
Bad Ischl
Kitzbhel
Innsbruck
Frankfurt
Prague
Vienna
Linz
Bergamo
Stuttgart
Milan
Turin
Basel
Genoa
Pisa
Florence
Ancona
Verona
Trieste
Zurich
Geneva
Bern
Nuremberg
Saarbruecken
Czech Republic
Germany
France
Switzerland
Austria
Slovenia
Croatia
Italy
Incoming operators
Alpha Travel Consultants GmbH
www.alpha-travel.de
Amphora TTG Company GmbH
www.amphora-ttgc.com
Autobus Oberbayern GmbH
www.autobusoberbayern.de
Bavaria Tours
(specialist for Russian clients)
www.bavaria-tours.info
Beckers Travel Germany GmbH
www.beckers-travel.de
Berliner Reisen
www.berliner-reisen.net
C-Germany
(specialist for Arab clients)
www.c-germanytours.com
Caissa Touristik AG
(specialist for Chinese clients)
www.caissa.de
Classic Travel
www.classic-travel.de
Compass Tours Incoming
www.kater-travel.com
Contour Travel Services
www.contour-travel-services.de
Elite Expert GmbH
www.elitegmbh.de
Euro Alpen Travel
www.euro-alpen.de
EuroNet Travel
www.euronet-travel.com
Eurotours Deutschland
Gesellschaft mbH
www.eurotours.de
KUONI Travel ltd.
www.kuoni-incoming.com
La-Ra Reisen
www.la-ra.de
Max Watzinger GmbH & Co. KG
www.watzinger.de
Meeting Point CLM GmbH
www.meetingpointclm.com
Miller Incoming GmbH
www.miller-incoming.com
MNCHEN AND MORE
Incoming & Event Agentur
www.muenchen-and-more.eu
Nobilis Travel GmbH
www.nobilis-travel.de
Osiris Europe
www.osiris-europe.com
PEGA Tour German Incoming
www.pegatour.de
Salzburg Panorama Tours
www.panoramatours.com
Top Bavaria Travel GmbH
www.top-bavaria.de
Travel Europe GmbH
www.traveleurope.cc
TUI Incoming alps&cities
www.tui-incoming.at
Weichlein Tours + Incentives
www.weichlein.de
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In summer it is green, in winter it is white! Bavaria is the
perfect place for skiers and golfers.
Large international fashion, sporting goods and lifestyle
brands oer a wide range of their products at numerous
outlets at low prices.
Wellness and healthcare
In Bavaria, life is meant to be enjoyed! So it is no surprise
that you will nd a huge variety of wellness packages here.
Heavenly art hotels
The Sightsleeping Hotels oer their guests a truly special
aesthetic indulgence.
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Bavaria as an aordable winter sports
destination is characterized by its
multitude of ski resorts, each with
its own charm and character, like the
Spitzingsee skiing area, Garmisch-
Partenkirchen, the Groer Arber and
Allgus largest winter sport arenas in
Oberstdorf. The slopes in the Bavarian
Alps and the Bavarian Forest have
everything the skiers heart desires:
dizzying descents for the more
advanced and gentle slopes for
beginners, families and just-for-fun
skiers.
Activities and events
Bavarias winter resorts have some-
thing for everyone and are not the
exclusive preserve of downhill skiers.
Cross country trails, sled runs, snow-
shoe hikes, racing down an ice canal on
the World Cup and World Champions
track at Knigsee or the Salttime-
journey in Berchtesgaden are just a
taste of a wide range of activities. In
the course of time, prevailing climatic
and topographic conditions have
caused Bavarias skiing venues, such
as Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Berchtes-
gaden, Ruhpolding and Oberstdorf to
specialize in certain sporting disci-
plines.
Culture and cities
The magic of the festive season is
nowhere quite as evident as at the
Christmas markets. The tempting
aromas of mulled wine, sweet roasted
almonds and gingerbread create an
unforgettable atmosphere. Come and
visit Bavarias world-famous Christmas
markets in Nuremberg, Kempten, Prien
am Chiemsee and Regensburg, just to
name a few.
BAYERN TOURISMUS Marketing GmbH
Arabellastr. 17, 81925 Munich
Phone +49 89 21 23 970
www.bavaria.by
Want to get to the ski slopes as quickly
as possible? Thats very easy from
Munich Airport with Four Seasons
Travel and SMS Airport Transfer.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Kitzbhel,
Zillertal or SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brix-
ental: you can be in the best skiing
areas in Germany and the Tirol in only
two hours! Shuttle services will take
you from Terminal 2 directly to your
hotel reliably and conveniently. At the
end of your vacation, you will be
pleased to nd that Munich Airport
oers two special check-in counters in
Terminal 2 for bulky luggage, such as
skies or snowboards, which will
facilitate your travels tremendously.
As soon as you arrive, you will feel right at home on the
range on one of Bavarias numerous golf courses located
primarily in the lake regions near Chiemsee and Lake
Starnberg, in Berchtesgadener Land and near Neuschwan-
stein Castle. Even in Munich, awarded the best city for
golfers, you will nd quite a few great golf courses. Enjoy
one of the many 9- and 18-hole facilities where you can
indulge in your passion.
The Chiemsee Golfcard
The Chiemsee region is not only famous for its natural
beauty and wealth of culture and leisure possibilities. By
oering a fantastic array of golf courses with mountain
back-drops and breathtaking lakeside views it is also a
great place to play golf. In cooperation with nine regional
golf clubs, the Tourist Information Oce Prien came up with
something unique the Chiemsee Golf Card oers the
opportunity to play at dierent locations on varied courses
and at dierent skill levels in one of the most beautiful and
idyllic golf areas in Germany.
info@tourismus.prien.de
www.tourismus.prien.de
Golng around Lake Starnberg
When vacationing in the Lake Starnberg area, you will
nd 12 golf courses within a vicinity of 25 km. Whether
guests are looking to stay at a simple pension or a luxury
hotel, service is always a huge priority as well as booking
requested tee times. Some of the challenging golf courses
are placed in the rolling moraine landscape of the Alpine
foothills. Gut Rieden oers a at area for the rst nine
holes, but then it gets hillier with well-placed bunkers and
water hazards which require strategy. In order to remain
focused, enjoy the splendid panorama over the Lake
Starnberg in the clubhouse afterwards. In Tutzing,
the course oers short distances from hole to hole and
fantastic views of Wetterstein- and Karwendel massif and
their idyllic lakes and streams. The 18-hole championship
course of Ieldorf spans a total of 104 acres next to the
Zugspitze. Here you can nd wonderful nature with forests,
ancient oak trees, small lakes and biotopes. Last but not
least, the Golf Club Hohenphl blends harmoniously on the
hill between Lake Starnberg and Ammersee. This Golf Club
is known for its sustainable handling with the scenic
landscape and has won several environmental awards.
Where golfers play today, Charlemagne spent his childhood
the corridors are part of the erstwhile High Castle Phl.
info@sta5.de
www.sta5.de
Hartl Resort
The Hartl Resort in Bad Griesbach is a top-notch golf and spa
resort located in the Bavarian landscape, only a 1.5 hour drive
from Munich Airport. Three rst class hotels, exclusive spa
and wellness areas, countless restaurants and leisure
activities at Hartl Resort oer a diversied range of services
to anyone in need of well-being and recreation. There are ve
18-hole championship courses, three 9-hole courses and two
6-hole courses with a total of 129 alleys spread over ten
other golf courses. In cooperation with Europes largest golf
academy and the Golfodrom, the Hartl Resort is Europes
largest golf and wellness resort. It creates the perfect symbio-
sis of wellness, golf, business, sports and spa facilities.
info@hartl.de
www.hartl.de
Bavarian Golf Association
bgv@golf.de
www.bayerischer-golfverband.de
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Ingolstadt Village Chic Outlet Shopping (1)
Discover Ingolstadt Village, Chic Outlet Shopping in the
heart of Bavaria, only 50 minutes away from Munich!
Find previous seasons collections from over 110 luxury
fashion and lifestyle brands reduced up to 60 percent (o
the former recommended retail price) all year round. This
attractive Outlet Village is home to exclusive brands like
Aigner, Birkenstock, Bogner, Desigual, Furla, Gant, Hackett,
MCM, Rosenthal, Samsonite, St.Emile, Wolford and many
more. The shopping atmosphere is comfortable and easy
with tourist information that provides important informa-
tion about the region, over 1,200 free parking spaces,
limousine service, tax-free-shopping for non-EU residents,
restaurants and cafs, childrens playground, free stroller
and wheel chair rental and a regular bus shuttle from the
Village into downtown Ingolstadt. You will nd a great
shopping adventure in Ingolstadt Village, in the heart of one
of Germanys most attractive regions. And when you have
nished shopping for your attractive bargains, just explore
the surrounding area its worth it!
Otto-Hahn-Str. 1, 85055 Ingolstadt
ingolstadt@ValueRetail.com
www.ingolstadtvillage.com
McArthur Glen Designer Outlet Salzburg
McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Salzburg opened in September
2009 and oers a huge variety of exclusive luxury, lifestyle
and designer brands, which are discounted from 30 % up to
70 %. Oering more than 200 top brands, such as Baldinini,
Escada, Karl Lagerfeld, Versace, Villeroy & Boch and many
more! Additionally, there are restaurants and services
available on premises like an exclusive tailor service for all
visitors, to ensure that the newly purchased designer pieces
will t perfectly. There is also a playground available for kids
as well as a comfortable recreation area that turns shopping
at Designer Outlet Salzburg into a unique experience.
McArthurGlen Designer Outlet is also easily accessible: it is
only 10min away from the city center of Salzburg and only 1.5
hours from Munich. City, ski or leisure tourists appreciate the
great deals at the Designer Outlet and love combining their
Salzburg visit with a shopping tour.
Kasernenstr. 1, 5073 Wals-Himmelreich
Salzburg, Austria
www.mcarthurglen.com/at/designer-
outlet-salzburg/de/
More outlets at a glance
Fashion
adidas sportswear
Olympiaring 2, 91074 Herzogenaurach
www.adidas.com
Bogner clothing
Am Werbering 5 9, 85551 Heimstetten
www.bogner.com
Nike sportswear
Zeppelinstr. 1, 91074 Herzogenaurach
www.store.nike.com
PUMA sportswear
Puma way 1, 91074 Herzogenaurach
www.shop.puma.com
Reebok sportswear
An der Autobahn 2, 91171 Greding
www.reebok.com
REN LEZARD clothing
Industriestr. 2, 97359 Schwarzach
www.rene-lezard.com
Rosner outlet
Am Pulverl 9, 85051 Ingolstadt
www.rosner.de/outlet
Salomon/Wilson Outlet-Shop
Parkring 15
85748 Garching bei Mnchen
shop.garching@amersports.com
Strenesse clothing
Gewerbestr. 10
86720 Nrdlingen/Ries
www.strenesse.com
Timberland clothing, shoes
Hllriegelskreuther Weg 3
82065 Baierbrunn
www.timberland.com
Chinaware
Hutschenreuther
Hutschenreutherplatz 2
95100 Selb
www.rosenthal.de/hutschenreuther
Staatliche Porzellanmanufaktur
Nymphenburg
Nrdliches Schlossrondell 6 8
80638 Munich
www.nymphenburg.com
Villeroy & Boch
Vielitzer Str. 26, 95100 Selb
www.villeroy-boch.com
Parsdorf City outlets+more
On a sales area of 6,600 m, Parsdorf
City outlets+more accommodates
more than 20 stores for fashion,
deli-food and lifestyle. High-class
labels such as Stefanel, Gerry Weber,
Palmers, Hallhuber, Pierre Cardin or Il
Profumo are lined up next to a ower
shop and a caf. The Kfer deli-market
invites for tasting and purchasing fresh
and traditional products from the
region. Parsdorf City is only a 30
minute car ride away from Munich
Airport, but can be also easily reached
by train and Express bus.
Posthalterring, 85599 Parsdorf
www.parsdorfcity.de
OUTLETCITY METZINGEN (2)
Looking for a premium shopping
location? Metzingen invites you to an
inner-city shopping experience combin-
ing top fashion, outstanding architec-
ture, lifestyle and culinary delights
surrounded by the charming historical
atmosphere of a typical Swabian
small-town. For years, the city with its
four outlet districts has been known as
an outlet shopping paradise in Germany.
Factory outlets have a long tradition in
Metzingen and the surrounding area.
The renowned fashion house HUGO
BOSS was founded in Metzingen in
1923, where it also established the rst
factory outlet in the 1970s. Today
OUTLETCITY METZINGEN stands for over
60 international top brands presented
mainly in agship stores at year-round
reduced prices. Over 3.5 million cus-
tomers from more than 185 nations
worldwide come every year to shop for
high-quality products. Metzingen oers
its visitors among other things parking
for more than 3,000 vehicles, childcare
and tourist information to help you nd
your bearings and gifts. And if you arrive
with luggage or want to store your
shopping bags for a while, you can use
one of the many lockers available.
Curious about a visit to OUTLETCITY
METZINGEN? Nothing could be simpler.
The city is connected to the railway
network and is located close to A8
Autobahn (Munich-Stuttgart).
Reutlinger Str. 63, 72555 Metzingen
www.outletcity.com
Shuttle service
Mon Sat there is also a special shuttle service from
the airport to Ingolstadt Village (stop on request),
departing every hour from Terminal 1 A/B, Terminal 2
E03 and Mnchen Airport Center between 5 am and
midnight.
www.stadtbus-ingolstadt.de
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In Bavaria, an unwritten law states that life is meant to
be enjoyed. So, its no surprise that you will nd a huge
variety of wellness packages here. The many healing
springs in Bavaria do their part in assuring the well-being
of their guests.
Feeling great with WellVital in Bavaria! (1)
WellVital in Bavaria means taking time out to spoil yourself
to bits; it means relaxation for body, mind and spirit, tness
training and replenishing that feeling of joie-de-vivre. To
ensure maximum enjoyment and well-being while at the
same time charging those batteries, the WellVital hotels
and localities have been carefully selected based on strict
quality control criteria. Only facilities meeting all the criteria
and approved by fully-trained, independent inspectors are
awarded the WellVital seal of approval. Whether you come
in search of exercise, relaxation, beauty pampering or spa
treatments one thing is certain Bavaria has everything
needed for that all-round feeling of well being: beautiful
scenery, a rich array of culture, well-preserved customs
and traditions plus warm and friendly people.
info@bayern.info
www.wellvital.by
The Clinical Solutions GmbH
The Clinical Solutions GmbH oers the organization of
physical check-ups and medical treatment, patient support,
organization of worldwide medical transportation for
patients, on board ambulance jets equipped with state-
of-the-art technologies, organization and construction
of turn-key medical facilities of dierent subject areas,
advanced training and continuing education programs for
physicians. Further services are making room reservations
at hotels and reservations for ight tickets with airlines
worldwide, cultural programs, car rental and any other
organizational matter that the client might need.
Innere Laufer Gasse 18
90403 Nrnberg
www.clinical-solutions.de
Europe Health your preferred international
health provider
Europe Health is a patient service operator with the central
oce in Munich, Bavaria. Europe Health runs oces in
clinics and hospitals to ideally care for the needs of the
international, traveling patient, who comes to Germany for
specialized treatment and diagnosis. To arrange the best
framework for the patients therapy process, Europe Health
organizes the complete stay of the patient including visa,
ight, accommodations, airport transfer and all medical
appointments needed.
info@europehealth.de
www.europehealth.com
Doc Mnchen GmbH
The company Doc Mnchen GmbH operates on the
markets of the City of Munich and Bavaria and works with
customers from the Russian Federation and former Soviet
Republics. Nowadays every clinic of their corporate group
runs an international oce to assist clients. Doc Mnchen
GmbH proudly participates in a work of non-prot institution
Health Care Bayern e.V. at the Bavarian Healthcare Ministry
and takes part in the development of the medical treatment
organisation in Germany for international guests.
info@doktormunhen.ru
www.DoktorMunhen.ru
Thermenwelt Erding Europes largest hot water thermal
spa world (2+3)
Leave your burdens behind and discover the amazing
possibilities of the largest sauna paradise of the world, the
tropical paradise with its own Vitality Oasis and the largest
water slides paradise in Europe. No matter whether your
visit is just for a few hours or for a whole day, you will nd
everything you would imagine a holyday to be: restful,
relaxing, exciting and entertaining. Only 10 minutes from
Munich Airport!
Sauna Paradise:
more than 25 dierent types of saunas and healthy
attractions
amazing indoor and outdoor swimming pool
with pool bars
countless resting oases
daily more than 100 dierent highly professional
aromatic water pouring ceremonies on the hot stones
and free activities
from age 16 and up without swim wear
Tropical Spa Paradise:
indoor and outdoor pool, water jet massages and bubble
lounges
water gymnastics
vitality Oasis with an assortment of healing therapies
Galaxy Erding:
16 water slides with a total length of 1,400 meters
special grading on levels of diculty for each of the slides
steep, wide, curvy, straight, fast, dynamic, long or short
water slides
Victory Hotel Therme Erding
In summer 2014, a new hotel will open that will take the
concept of a hotel to the next level in the Therme Erding.
Both, families as well as business travelers will be warmly
welcomed at the Victory Hotel Therme Erding. The legendary
sailing ship Victory of Admiral Lord Nelson and a real
Venetian palazzo were the inspiration for this extraordinary
hotel project: 138 rooms in two architecturally separated
areas. 111 rooms will be on board of the ship Victory and
27 will be in the Palazzo. The Victory Hotel Therme Erding
has six individually themed room categories between 29-50
square meters. On three theme islands the buet
restaurant represents creative and fresh food variations
with live cooking experience. Whether having breakfast in
swimwear, working with the laptop on the balcony or just
enjoying the healing thermal water in Europes biggest spa
world: short distances, wonderful holiday scenery and a
relaxed atmosphere, are a real attraction
Thermenallee 1 - 5, 85435 Erding
willkommen@therme-erding.de
www.therme-erding.de
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munich-airport.com/mountains
Total relaxation
One hour away from you!
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The new Sightsleeping Hotels oer their guests a truly
special aesthetic indulgence. Sightsleepers can stay in
castles, palaces or contemporary hotels with a particular
visual appeal. In Bavaria the sightseeing starts the minute
you open your eyes and go down to breakfast.
Criteria for Sightsleeping Hotels
A Sightsleeping Hotel must be either a castle, palace or
similar listed building and must exhibit other interior design
features such as paintings, prints, drawings or sculptures all
displaying the same conceptual idea. In addition to provid-
ing accommodation in a place of interest a Sightsleeping
Hotel should also oer a wide program of activities such
as author readings, concerts or drama performances. The
Sightsleeping brand stands for a new type of encounter
tourism combining well-being, art and culture with more
active experiences.
tourism@bayern.info
www.sightsleeping.com
Selection of outstanding
Sightsleeping Hotels
art & business Hotel, Nrnberg
Down-to-earth, classy, urban
Gleibhlstr. 15, 90402 Nrnberg
info@art-business-hotel.com
www.art-business-hotel.com
Hofgut Hafnerleiten
Prizewinning architecture in lower
Bavaria
Brunndobl 16, 84364 Bad Birnbach
post@hofgut.info
www.hofgut.info
Hotel Gut Steinbach
A historical property with a panoramic
view
Graf von Moltke Betriebs KG
Steinbachweg 10 , 83242 Reit im Winkl
info@gutsteinbach.de
www.gutsteinbach.de
Hotel Hezelhof
Historic stud work house
Segringer Str. 7, 91550 Dinkelsbhl
info@hezelhof.com
www.hezelhof.com
Hotel Maximilian
Unique 5 Star Hotel with own brewery
Ettaler Str. 5, 82487 Oberammergau
hotel@maximilian-oberammergau.de
www.maximilian-oberammergau.de
Hotel Burg Wernberg (1)
Medieval castle dated from 1280
Schlossberg 10, 92533 Wernberg-Kblitz
hotel@burg-wernberg.de
www.burg-wernberg.de
InterContinental Berchtesgaden
Resort
Alpine architecture with stunning
Mountain View
Hintereck 1, 83471 Berchtesgaden
berchtesgaden@ihg.com
www.berchtesgaden.intercontinental.
com
Laudensacks Parkhotel
Romantic historical villa
Kurhausstr. 28
97688 Bad Kissingen
laudensacks-parkhotel@t-online.de
www.laudensacks-parkhotel.de
Nebelhorn Relaxhotel (2)
Small and comfy hotel with alpine
charme
Am Herrenberg 10
87538 Obermaiselstein
kontakt@nebelhorn-relax.de
www.nebelhorn-relax.de
Relais Chalet Wilhelmy
Exclusive rooms with a unique atmo-
sphere at Lake Tegernsee
Boutique Hotel Relais-Chalet Wilhelmy
Hotel Ziegelbauer e.K.
Freihausstr. 15
83707 Bad Wiessee am Tegernsee
info@relais-chalet.com
www.relais-chalet.com
Schloss zu Hopferau
A historic castle from 1468
Schlossstr. 9 11, 87659 Hopferau
info@schloss-hopferau.com
www.schloss-hopferau.com
Vinotel und Weingut Augustin (3)
Exclusive overnight stays at winery
Matthias-Schiestl-Str. 4
97320 Sulzfeld am Main
info@vinotel-augustin.de
www.vinotel-augustin.de
Heavenly art hotels /
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Postal Address:
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Contributors:
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Marie-Luise Ebert
Concept and design:
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Production:
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Osetdruck GmbH
Photo copyrights
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Bayerische Schlsserverwaltung,
www.schloesser.bayern.de
Bayerische Staatsoper/Wilfried Hsl
Bayerische Zugspitzbahn Bergbahn AG/
Christian Stadler, Benedikt Lechner
BAYERN TOURISMUS Marketing GmbH
B. Rmmelt
BBMC Tobias Ranzinger
Berchtesgadener Land Tourismus GmbH
Deutsches Museum
Deutsches Theater
E. Drer
FC Bayern Mnchen AG
Flughafen Mnchen GmbH
FTM/www.guenterstandl.de
Gasteig Mnchen GmbH/Petra Eisinger
Getty Images/Cookie Pictures
Ingolstadt Village
R. Haas
H. Heine
Hofstatt Passage
OUTLETCITY Metzingen, Holy AG
H. Kpke
Kuer GmbH
H. Liedl
Ulli Seer/LOOK-foto
S. Mller/TAM
Museum Brandhorst Bayerische
Staatsgemldesammlungen/
Andreas Lechtape
Oberstdorf Tourismus GmbH
Olympiapark Mnchen GmbH
Passau Tourismus e.V.
Pinakothek der Moderne
Regensburger Personenschifahrt
Klinger GmbH
Relaxhotel Nebelhorn
Staatliches Museum gyptischer
Kunst. Foto: Marianne Franke
Nigel Young/Foster + Partners
Lenbachhaus
Reiter
G. Standl
R. Steringer/TAM
Tegernseer Tal Tourismus GmbH
Therme Erding
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Tourismusverband Franken e.v./
Andreas Hub
Tourismusverband Ostbayern e.V.
M. Wetzka
Wittelsbacher Ausgleichfonds,
MdbK. Foto: Marcus Ebener
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Index
Airbru page 24
Airport bus page 29
Airport hotels page 25
Airport tours page 27
Allianz Arena page 16
Andechs Monastery page 37
Arenatours page 16
Audi Forum page 17
Augsburg page 42
Autobus Oberbayern page 29
Bad Gastein page 49
Bagutta Pizza Culture page 24
Bavaria for wine lovers page 39
Bavarian Golf Association page 55
Beer- and Oktoberfestmuseum page 13
Berchtesgadener Land page 34
BMW Museum page 17
BMW Welt page 17
Brants Barber & Shop page 26
Calling Cards page 27
Chi-Mas-Institute page 26
Chiemsee Golfcard page 55
Chiemsee Region page 36
Cosmetic Institute page 26
Cuvillis-Theater page 12
Deutsches Museum page 8
Deutsches Theater page 12
Doc Muc page 58
Eagles Nest page 35
East Bavarian Tourist Board page 40
English Garden page 8
Europe Health page 58
Fan Stores page 16
FC Bayern Erlebniswelt page 16
FC Bayern Mnchen page 16
Four Seasons Travel page 29
Franconia page 38
Frauenkirche page 8
Fssen page 42
Garmisch-Partenkirchen page 36
Grtnerplatztheater page 12
Gasteig page 12
Golng page 55
GOP Variety Theater page 12
Glyptothek page 11
Gray Line Sightseeing page 35
Gucci page 14
Hall of Antiquities page 8
Harburg Castle page 43
Hartl Resort page 55
Haus der Kunst page 11
Hofbruhaus page 8/13
Hofstatt Passage page 14
Ica Carve Werfen page 49
Incoming operators page 51
InfoGates page 26
Ingolstadt Village page 56
Innsbruck page 44
Jewels of Romantic Europe page 37
Jewish Museum page 11
Kempinski Hotel Airport Munich page 25
Kitzbhel page 44
KulturGut AG page 14
Lake Knigssee page 35
Lake Starnberg page 55
Lenbachhaus page 11
Louis Vuitton page 14
Lwenbrukeller page 13
Ludwig Street page 8
Mangostin Airport page 24
Maredo Grill & Caf lounge page 24
Marien Square page 8
McArthur Glen Designer Outlet page 57
Meet and Assist Service page 27
Modern Gallery page 10
Mozart page 49
Munich Airport/Car Rental Services page 29
Munich Airport/Contacts page 30
Munich Airport/Event Areas page 28
Munich Airport/Lounges page 21
Munich Airport/Religious Service page 27
Munich Airport/Shopping page 22/23
Munich Airport/Shuttle Service page 29
Munich CityTourCard page 9
Munich/Guided tours page 9
Munich/Hotels page 15
Munich Tourist Oce page 9/11
Museum Brandhorst page 11
Museum der Bayerischen Knige page 42
Musicmetropolis Munich page 12
Napcabs page 26
National Theater page 12
Neuschwanstein page 42
New Gallery page 10
New Town Hall page 8
Novotel Munich Airport page 25
Nuremberg page 38
Nymphenburg Palace page 8
Oberammergau page 37
Oberstdorf page 43
Odeon Square page 8
Old Gallery page 10
Olympic Park page 8
Outletcity Metzingen page 57
Outlets page 57
Panorama Tours & Travel GmbH page 49
Parsdorf City outlets+more page 57
Passau page 40
Pegatour Reisen GmbH page 17/39
Pegasus the Welcoming Agencies Austria page 37
Porter Service page 27
Rapid Transit Rail page 29
Recreation Areas page 26
Regensburg page 40
Residence page 8
Romantic Road page 43
Rothenburg page 38
Salt time journey page 35
Salzburg page 48
Salzburg Card page 48
SalzburgerLand Tourismus page 49
Salzburg Magic Music Card page 49
Seehaus page 13
Service Center page 26
Sightsleeping page 60
Ski Safari Innsbruck page 46
SMS Airport Transfer page 29
Sound of Music page 48/49
State Collection of Antiquities page 11
State Museum of Egyptian Art page 11
Swarovski Crystal Worlds page 44
Surf & Style page 28
Tax-free shopping page 14
Tax refund page 23
Tegernsee holiday region page 36
Terminal 1 page 20
Terminal 2 page 20
Terminal 2 satellite page 20
Terminal Direct Service + page 20
The Clinical Solutions GmbH page 58
Thermenwelt Erding page 59
Tirol Info page 44
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH page 49
Tourist Board of Allgu/Bavarian Swabia page 43
Tourist Information Franconia page 38
Travel Agent Welcome Kit page 27
TSV 1860 Mnchen page 16
TUI Austria Holding GmbH page 46
Upper Bavaria page 34
Victory Hotel Therme Erding page 59
Viktuals Market page 8
Watzinger Busservice GmbH & Co. KG page 29
Weingut am Stein page 38
WellVital page 58
Wies Church page 37
Wilder Kaiser page 44
Winter Market page 28
Winter Sports page 54
World of automobiles page 17
Zillertal page 44
Zugspitze page 36
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