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10Reasons to Visit Mandarin Oriental, Munich R e a s o n s to V i s i t 10M a n d a R i n o R i e n ta l , M u n i c h M A n d A r i n o r i e n tA l , M u n i c h • 73 state-of-the-art rooms and suites • Restaurant Mark’s awarded with a Michelin-Star since 2006 • Located in the heart of the city centre • Within walking distance of the Old Town, home to the city hall, museums, the Munich State Opera, the Hofbräuhaus (famous beer hall), shopping streets and the English Garden • Just 15 minutes by car from Munich Congress Centre • 35-minutes drive / 30 km from Munich Airport Fam o u s c A stles in the Munich Are A One of the most famous castles in the world, Castle Neuschwanstein, was opened in 1886 (about 90 minutes driving distance). Other castles of interest in the area are Schloss Nymphenburg (within the city of Munich), Hohenschwangau, the Pilgrimage Church of Wies near Steingaden, a breathtaking Rococo church, and Schloss Linderhof, an extravagantly decorated hillside castle. The castle Herrenchiemsee is located at the lake Chiemsee, Bavaria’s 1 largest freshwater lake. (BILD: BAYERN TOURISMUS) BAYERN (BILD: Fam o u s c A stles in the Munich Are A t h e c A r i l l o n o F t h e to W n h A l l At t h e M A r i e n p l At z The town hall’s world-famous carillon at the Marienplatz plays the “Schäfflertanz” daily during the summer months at 11 am, 12 noon and 5 pm. With its 43 bells and 32 life-sized 2 figures it tells the story of Duke Wilhelm V’s marriage to Renata of Lorraine. B e e r g A r d e n c ulture in BAvA r i A A n d t h e e n g l i s h g A r d e n Munich and its surrounding areas are known for some of the most beautiful beer gardens in the country. These beer gardens are all planted with chestnut trees and offer relaxing places in the shade. 3 The English Garden has an area of 3,7km²/1.4 sq mi and is one of the world’s largest urban public parks. Its natural beauty offers the ideal place for all kind of leisure activities. The famous Eisbach surfers are a very special attraction of Munich and can be seen at Eisbachbrücke at the English Garden. t h e c A r i l l o n o F t h e to W n h A l l At t h e M A r i e n p l At z (BILD: Tourismusamt München) Tourismusamt (BILD: (BILD: Tourismusamt München) Tourismusamt (BILD: B e e r g A r d e n c ulture in BAvA r i A A n d t h e e n g l i s h g A r d e n o k to B e r F e s t – M i d s e p t e mb e r to F i r s t W e e k e n d i n o c to B e r Munich’s World-Famous Bavarian Beer Festival Oktoberfest is the largest beer festival in the world and one with a decidedly international flavor as some six-million visitors from all over the world converge on Munich for the festivities each year. Because Oktoberfest is 4 held on the Theresienwiese, locals refer to the event simply as the “Wies’n”. t h e h o fb r ä u h Au s The Hofbräuhaus am Platzl is the most famous beer hall in the world and located in the city center of Munich, just a few steps away from the hotel. The inn was originally built in 1598 and the general public was admitted only in 1828 by king Ludwig I. The restaurant comprises the inn, a ballroom as well as a beer garden. Its menu features Bavarian dishes such as roast pork, pork knuckle and sausages as well as Weisswurst. The "Helles" is served 5 in a “Maß” o k to B e r F e s t – M i d s e p t e mb e r to F i r s t W e e k e n d i n o c to B e r B M W W e lt Combining form and function, the BMW Welt exhibition hall and customer experience is a sight to behold, with a 16,000 square metre roof that appears to be floating and a famous “Double Cone” design. Auto enthusiasts can view the entire range of BMW vehicles at the BMW Museum next door, shop and even dine here. 6 Factory tours can be booked through the hotel’s concierge. M u s e u M s i n M u n i c h The Alte Pinakothek is one of the oldest art galleries in the world, while the Neue Pinakothek features art and sculptures from the late 18th to the beginning of the 20th century. The Museum Brandhorst shows various exhibitions. The German Museum offers exhibitions for every age class. Spoil yourself with the various galleries that can be seen 7 in the city center. B M W W e lt M u s e u M s i n M u n i c h M u n i c h A i r p o rt Munich Airport was awarded with the „World Airport Awards“ best Airport in Europe 2005 – 2008, 2010 & 2011. No matter where your journey takes you, with its central position within Europe and extensive route network, Munich Airport is always the right choice for travelling. Travellers who adore the special services and exclusive treatment that make arrivals and transit time a pleasure, will find all this in Munich Airport’s new 8 VIP Wing. t h e r o ma n t i c r o A d Germany’s best known and most popular route is about 400 kilometres long and has been a trademark for more than 50 years. The Romantic Road starts in Wuerzburg with a beautiful cathedral and goes all the way to Fuessen, home to the castle Neuschwanstein. 9 Various beautiful cities, landscapes and castles can be visited on this drive. 32 1 M u n i c h 17 d o n a u w ö r t h 2 Z u g s p i t Z e 31 18 h a r b u r g 30 27 29 3 F ü s s e n 28 19 n ö r d l i n g e n 26 4 s c h l o s s n euschwanstein 25 20 w a l l e r s t e i n 24 5 s c h w a n g a u 21 s c h l o s s b a l d e r n 23 6 h a l b l e c h 22 22 d i n k e l s b ü h l 20 21 7 s t e i n g a d e n 19 23 F euchtwangen 18 17 8 w i e s k i r c h e 24 s c h i l l i n g F ü r s t 9 w i l d s t e i g 25 r o t h e n b u r g o . d . t. 16 10 r o t t e n b u c h 15 26 c r e g l i n g e n 11 p e i t i n g 14 27 r ö t t i n g e n 13 M u n i c h A i r p o rt 12 s c h o n g a u 28 w e i k e r s h e i M 12 11 13 h o h e n F u r c h 29 b a d M e r g e n t h e i M 10 14 l a n d s b e r g a M l e c h 9 30 t auberbischo F s h e i M 7 8 15 F r i e d b e r g 31 w e r t h e i M V i l l a g e 6 16 a u g s b u r g 5 1 32 w ü r Z b u r g 4 3 2 t h e r o ma n t i c r o A d c h r i s t ma s M A r k e t s i n M u n i c h Munich’s legendary Christmas markets are open from the first weekend of Advent until 24 December and different styles of markets can be visited daily. Some are within walking distance of the hotel, such as the market at the Marienplatz. Also interesting is the market at the Chinese Tower in the English 10 Garden or the one at the Tollwood Festival. t h e c o n c i e r g e At M A n d A r i n o r i e n tA l , M u n i c h Our dedicated concierge team at Mandarin Oriental, Munich will be delighted to make all necessary pre-arrival arrangements to help you plan and make the most of your stay.
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