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apartmenthaus international
The apartmenthaus international opened its doors in June 2016 and with its 63 modernly and luxuriously furnished apartments offers perfect privacy with maximum convenience. The apartments have been fu... more information
Apart Arthotel Munich Airport Boardinghaus
Looking for a place with style? The Apart Arthotel Munich Airport Boardinghaus with its 23 apartments in Freising offers just the right accommodation for business travellers and guests looking for a w... more information
Hotel Neuwirt
Pure design, functional minimalism, bright tonality, reduced colour code, natural materials, clean lines and a generous space concept are the main features of the Serviced Apartments. The atmosphere o... more information
Living Hotel am Olympiapark
Sometimes it has to be peace and quiet. And this is exactly where the Living Hotel am Olympiapark comes into play. Located in the beautiful villa district of Gern, the apartment hotel offers you comfo... more information
GHOTEL hotel & living München-Nymphenburg
The apartment house GHOTEL hotel & living München-Nymphenburg is situated in one of the most popular districts of Munich well known for good shopping facilities and restaurants. The underground stat... more information
Serviced Apartments in Munich
"O'zapft is!" In no other city there is more beer being consumed than in the state capital of Bavaria. Approximately 7.5 million litres of the amber nectar are being drunk during the world-famous "Oktoberfest" alone. But also outside of the beer festival Munich is a worthwhile destination. "There is no other German city which combines as many antagonisms as Munich". According to Süddeutsche.de (a German newspaper) it is „megapolis and green oasis, connects tradition with modernism as well as homeland awareness and urbanity“. So it is no surprise that Munich was awarded the title "Most Livable City of The World" in 2010.
The metropolis is an economically powerful industrial and science location and among others the home base of BMW and Siemens, the Allianz insurance company and the Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science. Numerous fairs like "bautec", "Expo Real", "bauma", "IFAT" or "electronic" allure thousands of visitors into the city on the Isar.
Apartmentservice offers business travellers as well as holidaymakers more than 5,500 professionally run serviced apartments which hardly leave anything to be desired. Especially when staying long-term you can get to know the city and its inhabitants better when you call a little temporary home your own, where you can enjoy our privacy undisturbed, cook for yourself and welcome guests.
Activities
In the heart of the city stands a landmark dating back to the 15th century– the "Frauenkirche", whose two towers jut out over most of Munich. From the top you have unique scenic views across the city. The famous glockenspiel resounds daily at 11 am and is a fascinating spectacle with is life-sized figurines. The Old Town with Marienplatz and Town Hall, various designer shops, many bars and exclusive restaurants invite guests to linger and presents an absolute shopping paradise for every moneybag. It is the perfect starting point to quickly reach all parts of Munich since most public traffic routes meet here. Due to the extensive road network as well as the fully developed public services, the city and its
sights can be very comfortably explored by tube, fast trains, trams and buses. Probably a little touristy but definitely worth a visit is Nymphenburg Palace. It is one of the largest king's palaces of Europe and offers a grandiose panorama with the adjoining palace gardens. The Munich Residence, "Old Peter" (Saint Peter Church), as well as the "Karlsplatz Stachus" with its uncountable shopping possibilities and cafes are also popular destinations of every sightseeing tour. After so much hustle and bustle you will find peace and quiet in various parks. For example at the "Hofgarten" on Odeonsplatz, which is located right in the city centre, at the Olympia Park, whose name is owed from the Olympic Games which were held here in 1972 or the English Garden, which invites you to take relaxing walks along the river Isar. Here do take a little detour to "Eisbachwelle" and admire the surfers who demonstrate their skills all year round.
Going Out
A perfect start into the day is having a typical Bavarian breakfast consisting of Bavarian veal sausage, pretzels and beer. This may sound unusual for some but for Bavarians this is indeed appetising. A must-do is a visit at the world's most famous alehouse, the "Hofbräuhaus" which has been serving inhabitants of Munich as well as tourist. Bavarian cuisine and of course a lot of Munich beer since the 16th century. Delicious snacks and cakes are available at the kiosk "Fräulein Grüneis" near Eisbach. For cocktail lovers we can recommend Cortina Bar which is located close to Viktualienmarkt. Still relatively new is Paisano, a bar owned by the well-known actor Elyas M’Barek, where also Italian dishes are served.
Munich's night life is as legendary as posh: P1-Club is a popular venue among stars and starlets. Around Maximiliansplatz/Lenbachplatz there are more trendy discotheques and clubs.
Recipe
Obatzda
- 250 g mature camembert
- 125 g double cream cheese
- 40 g butter
- 1 onion
- 4 tbsp beer
- 1 tbsp paprika powder
- salt
- pepper
- freshly chopped herbs
Mash the camembert with a fork in a bowl. Then add double cream cheese, butter, beer and spices into a bowl, mix well. Lastly put in the finely chopped onion and the herbs. Serve with freshly baked Bavarian Pretzels.
Enjoy!
