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Experience pure Munich lifestyle at the English Gardens: You can relax in this quiet, northern part of the city. Take a boat out on Kleinhessloher See Lake and in the lively, southern part of the park you can hear the latest music from the radios. There’s plenty of space in the beer garden at the Chinese Tower. Tea lovers can take a visit to the small Japanese tea house, set on an island on the Schwabinger Bach river. From the monopteros, a Greek-temple-like building, there’s an impressive, panoramic view of the entire city. Discover this multi-faceted park!

Visit Munich’s landmark, Frauenkirche Church. Not far from Marienplatz Square, you’ll find “The Cathedral of our Lady”. The south tower of the impressive church is open to climb and from here, you’ll enjoy amazing views all the way to The Alps. Marvel at the imposing interior, including the legendary “Devil’s Footstep” (Teufelstritt) at the threshold. The royal crypt under the choir is also worth a visit.

Marienplatz Square has been the heart of the city since its beginnings. The magnificent buildings of the new and the old town halls are located on the historic site. The world-famous carillon rings three times a day from within the bay window of the new town hall. Figures which symbolise the history of Munich are set across 2 floors. The “fish fountain” (Fischbrunnen) symbolises the history of the market place, while the Mariensäule Column was built to commemorate the Thirty Years' War.

Experience a piece of the Olympics in Olympiapark! Take a look at the buildings’ unique tent architecture. The Olympic Tower features a revolving restaurant set at 182 metres high, so you can enjoy wonderful views over Munich and a delicious meal. Or discover the Sea-Life Centre, which impresses with over 10,000 examples of marine life. Alternatively, visit BMW World, which celebrates the famous car brand.

The Viktualienmarkt is a long-standing permanent market in Munich’s old town. It’s a meeting point for tourists and city workers looking for a bite to eat, for specialities from around the world or for those looking to buy souvenirs. You can fill up on water at one of the market’s many water fountains. The chestnut trees offer a place to rest under and in the shade.

Experience the fascinating world of technology! Visit expositions of transport, physics, energy and communications. Take a walk through a replica mine, or marvel at demonstrations of the high-voltage system. Gaze at the stars and planets at the observatory, while in the planetarium you can see a projection of the starry sky. The "Children's Kingdom" was created just for younger visitors, so that little ones can also explore with the exciting topics of science.

Visit the Munich Residenz, Germany's largest inner-city palace. The castle was once the seat of the Bavarian dukes, counts and kings. The most famous buildings include the royal building, which also houses the treasury and the ballroom building, in which the concert hall, known as “Herkulessaal”, is located. All Saints Court Church, the Marstall Theatre, Maximilian Residence and the Cuvilliés Theater also belong to the residence.

The Audi Forum is an absolute must for all fans of the car brand. Every year the forum attracts around 400,000 visitors. Offering a combination of a new car pick-up, a museum, factory tours, gastronomy, programme cinema, events, driving fun and services, you can experience the real essence of the Audi brand. Here you can experience a world revolving around all things to do with cars. More information can be found at audi.de/foren.

Just 20 minutes from B&B Hotel München-Airport is Therme Erding Thermal Spa. Here you’ll find the galaxy adventure pool, a thermal paradise with VitalOase, a sauna paradise and the ROYAL DAY SPA. 20 slides, including Europe's longest tube slide at 360 metres long, guarantee plenty of fun all day long. In this thermal paradise, the whole family can enjoy the pleasant waters. The VitalOase, as the name suggests, offers a place of relaxation and tranquility. This separate building, (for visitors aged over 16) is equipped with a health pool and two textile saunas. The large-scale sauna paradise (textile-free and open to visitors aged over 16) offers 25 themed saunas with real palm trees, a large garden by the natural lake and sandy beaches.