Eisbachwelle

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This map of Munich is an all-encompassing map designed to be the one-stop shop for everything you need to know for a stay in Bavaria's largest city. I've designed this map to be used both for pre-scouting sights and recommended restaurants, and as a map to reference what's nearby as you walk around Munich. It includes: Places of usefulness: Such as main transit hubs. Places of Interest: Popular attractions, Museums & Parks. Restaurants: Of all price levels $/$$/$$$. Cafes and Bars. Shopping and Entertainment Venues. About: The capital of Bavaria. Munich is culturally different from the rest of Germany. A world-class city & cultural hub, Munich is widely known for beer halls & the annual Oktoberfest. Scattered throughout the city are numerous historic squares, museums, & greenspace.

Within my five years of living in Munich, I've genuinely always loved the city from the bottom of my heart (and stomach). This is for various reasons, one of which is that I was lucky enough to have a job that allowed me to try out new cafés, bars, and restaurants around the city, which, in-between cobblestone streets and ornate facades, regularly sprang up from the ground like snowdrops in early spring. Luckily, I somehow got paid to do that, which was an extreme relief to my lifestyle-exhausted wallet, given the sheer number of aperitifs, sushi platters, club entries, and pasta bowls consumed. Over the years, the following hospitality havens and pretty places around town turned into my go-to comfort spots. And since there's always some public holiday in Christian Bavaria, every time Jesus chewed on a blade of grass, let's just assume that a weekend in Munich generally lasts for three days – and, that each day automatically unfolds like this: breakfast, lunch, aperitif in the sun, dinner, bar, club (or another bar). HAVE FUN EXPLORING!