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Munich is a picturesque city, set along the River Isar and to the north of the Bavarian alps, and is also one of Germany’s most forward thinking places, with cutting edge art and music scenes and trendy bars and nightclubs.

Munich was founded as a city in 1158, and literally means ‘home of the monks’, after the monastery situated on this site dating back from the 8th century. Munich went on to become the seat of the successful the Wittelsbach dynasty, who ruled the kingdom of Bavaria until the end of WWI. Munich has always been an affluent city, and there a number of excellent buildings that reflect a whole range of different design styles through the ages including gothic, Renaissance, Barque and neo-classical. This wealth has also led to a consistently strong patronage of the arts, and there are plenty of excellent museums, galleries, theatres and music halls.

If you’re traveling to Munich any time soon, then you might be trying to find some Munich hotels to stay in. There are many websites that can assist you with your search. Some of them even offer customer reviews that might help you make a decision. But most decisions, even ones regarding which Munich hotels to stay in, are never easy.

Face it. If you don’t have a good hotel experience, that can ruin your whole vacation. It really can. So one of the most important parts of your trip could be making sure, absolutely sure, that you choose the right hotel or hotels for you.

In your search for Munich hotels, think about what your vacation is all about. Is it about pampering and relaxing? Is it about running from attraction to attraction and going home more exhausted than when you left? Is your vacation a trip for two…or more?

If you have always wanted to take a Munich vacation, then now is the time to do it. Why not? If it is just a place that fascinates your, or you have family history there or you just want a vacation, then there’s no time like the present. There are things to do and places to go.

And if you want to see the nudes, the real bare fleshed nudes, tossing back a brew in the English Garden, then you have to go now. If you don’t you might miss out on this fantastic attraction. And no, this is not a joke. The English Garden in Munich actually has living, breathing human people willing to take their clothes off and be a nude model. And, yes, they can honestly drink beer while doing it. However, this artistic expression is coming to an end.