Munich City Car Rentals

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• BMW Museum
  This Museum has re-opened to the public it is located next door to the BMW Group Headquarters in Munich. The museum offers 125 original exhibits, various lines of development and innovative power of the BMW brand throughout its history of 90 plus years. The Motorcycle House tells the story of motorcycle production at BMW, beginning with the production of engines for various other manufactures. BMW's first motorcycle bearing the BMW logo was in 1923.
  

• Hofbrauhaus
  Hofbrauhaus is the most famous beer hall in Munich established in 1644. Munich is beer capital of the world  Germans drink an average of 250 liters of beer per year. Living up to its reputation offering great beer, traditional food and oompah music seven days a week. This traditional beer hall is one of the most visited sites in Munich.
  Hofbrauhaus is enormous in size it can serve up to 5,000 people at a time. This very popular beer hall gets crowded quickly making it hard to find an empty table so get there early.
  

• Marienplatz
  This popular square should be at the top of your must see list, located right in the center of everything. Munich's best known square was named after the column of the Virgin Mary which stands in the middle of the square. One of the most popular attractions in the square is the mechanical clock also known as the Glockenspiel, which rings at 11:00a.m., 12:00p.m. and 5:00p.m. From the square you can see several beautiful sites, located in the nearby open air market are several local restaurants, bars and shops.
  

• Alte Pinakothek
  One of the worlds oldest and greatest art galleries housing fabulous paintings by Rembrandt, da Vinci and a room full of paintings by Rubens. On display are more than 800 paintings, among them are several well known masterpieces of 14th to 18th Century European paintings. The Alte Pinakothek originally opened in 1836, and became damaged during the Second World War. The gallery was rebuilt in 1957 instead of reconstructing the missing parts of the walls, these areas were replaced with bare brickwork giving the building visible wound marks.
  

• Munich English Garden
  This English Garden is the largest city park in Europe and larger than New York's Central Park. This huge park stretches alongside the river Isar, during the summer months you will see several of the collage students studying from the adjacent university. Other people enjoy playing sports such as football, cricket, frisbee, surfing and horseback riding. The park includes several beer gardens, Chinese Tower and a nudist area for sun bathing.
  

• New Town Hall (Rathaus)
  This eye catching, massive building is located on the Marienplatz in Munich. This Gothic style building is one of Munich's most famous landmarks and took over forty years to complete. The hall's 260-foot tower with carillon is one Munich's most recognizable landmarks. Decorated with gargoyles, statues and other fun details  you can also see the famous glockenspiel (clock) which shows a joust on the hour a few times per day. Complete your trip and ride the elevator up to the top of the tower and enjoy your breathtaking 360 degree view of Munich and other popular landmarks.