Theme Week Munich – Shopping and nightlife
Saturday, 5 March 2011 - 05:18 pm (CET/MEZ) Berlin | Author/Destination: European Union / Europäische Union General , Shopping
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Besides several
Shopping Centres and
Major Shopping Areas which you find across the city area, especially in
Schwabing and in the
inner city you will find a lot of possibilities to exchange your hard earned money easily and in every dimension against products of any kind. Here you will find some hints and ideas for
Shopping “Typical Munich” . It’s fun to stroll shops around the
Marienplatz , Maximilianstraße, at the
Viktualienmarkt , Sendlinger-, Hohenzollern- und Maximilianstraße and of course through the smaller and bigger
boutiques and stores away from the main tourist routes.
Marienplatz, Rathaus, Frauenkirche und Liebfrauendom © Wolfgang Pehlemann
Whether you are a party person or rather prefer a couple of drinks in a relaxed bar – Munich has something to offer for everyone. Of course like in any other city the hip locations change all the time. But there are a couple of places that have been popular for a long time now or are just classics of Munich’s
night life . Here you can learn more about
Bars and clubbing in Munich. You shouldn’t miss a visit at
Hofbräuhaus and Feinkost Käfer.
To inform you about latest news most of the city, town or tourism websites offer a newsletter service and/or operate Facepage pages/Twitter accounts. There are several ways to find information about actual events, e.g. by visiting the official
Partys in Munich calendar or the free city magazines
In München and
munichx.de . Read more on
City of Munich and
Wikitravel Munich . Learn more about the
use of photos .
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