Münchener Tierpark Hellabrunn (Munich Zoo Hellabrunn)
Clever layout and nice design, with amazing proximity to the animals for a more intimate experience. Watch out for the meerkat village—lots of fun.
The “East Side” of Munich — the city east of the River Isar — is a contradiction: one of Germany’s biggest media production centres, full of high-tech architecture and industry; and some of Europe’s biggest urban green spaces that makes Munich one of the best cities for being close to nature. And it’s not without culture. See for yourself.
Perlacher Forst | Perlach Forest
So much forest and so close to the city, this place is beautiful in all seasons and is an easily accessible escape-from-the-city option for nature lovers.
Deutsches Museum
Lightning enthusiasts can see the amazing Faraday cage demonstration or pretend to be Clara Rockmore and have a go on a Theremin. Great informative fun!
Feringasee
The Feringasee lido is one of those insider tips you'll be glad you took note of. Crystal clear water you'll want to dive straight into.
Museum Villa Stuck
Fantastic shows in a fantastic setting, Villa Stuck really stands apart from the rest with its gorgeous collection, timely exhibitions and decorative interior.
Riemer Park
Bet you didn't expect to find a beach in Munich? It may be lakefront as opposed to oceanfront, but it counts an insider's tip with the locals.