Flights from Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) to Munich (MUC)

About Munich

Where Bavarian tradition meets modern Germany

Munich is a city of grand boulevards, leafy beer gardens, and cutting-edge innovation. Its historic centre is compact and walkable, with ornate facades, lively squares, and the Alps often visible in the distance on clear days. You will find a relaxed pace that invites you to linger and explore slowly.

Away from the old town, Munich is a hub for art, design, and technology, home to world-class museums and sleek modern districts. Parks and rivers weave through the city, giving you plenty of space to unwind outdoors. Whether you come for culture, sport, or simply to experience everyday Bavarian life, Munich offers a welcoming base in southern Germany.

Top sights in Munich

Marienplatz and the New Town Hall

Visit Munich's central square to admire the neo-Gothic New Town Hall and watch the famous Glockenspiel chime above the bustling crowds.

English Garden

Stroll or cycle through one of the world’s largest urban parks, where wide meadows, streams, and riverside paths offer a peaceful escape from the city streets.

Viktualienmarkt

Browse colourful stalls stacked with seasonal produce, cheeses, and local snacks at this lively open-air market in the heart of Munich.

BMW Welt and Museum

Explore striking architecture and exhibitions dedicated to engineering, design, and the evolution of one of Germany’s most famous automotive brands.

Nymphenburg Palace

Wander through grand halls and expansive gardens at this former royal summer residence on the western edge of the city.

Experience Munich's lifestyle outdoors and in its museums

Munich is ideal if you enjoy exploring on foot or by bicycle. You can follow riverside paths along the Isar, relax in shaded beer gardens, or join locals for a leisurely weekend walk through the English Garden. In warmer months, outdoor terraces fill up, and street life becomes one of the city’s main attractions.

The city also has a deep cultural side, with museums and galleries that range from classical art to contemporary design. The Kunstareal district brings several major collections together within walking distance, making it easy to spend a day moving between exhibitions and cafes. For a change of pace, consider a day trip to nearby lakes or foothills, where you can hike, boat, or simply enjoy Alpine views before returning to the comfort of the city.

A taste of Munich

Munich’s dining scene balances hearty Bavarian dishes with a growing choice of modern and international cuisine. Traditional taverns serve generous portions, often in wood-panelled rooms or leafy courtyards, where you can sample classics such as roast meats, sausages, and seasonal dumplings. Street-side stalls and markets add to the variety, offering quick bites and regional snacks.

In recent years, contemporary restaurants and bistros have brought lighter, more inventive menus to the city. You will find everything from refined tasting menus to relaxed sharing plates, often featuring local produce. Cafes are part of daily life too, with many residents lingering over coffee and cake in the afternoon, giving you the perfect excuse to pause your sightseeing and soak up the local atmosphere.

Retail therapy in the Bavarian capital

Munich offers a mix of elegant shopping streets, department stores, and small specialist shops. Around Marienplatz and along Kaufingerstrasse, you will find major brands and everyday essentials, all within a short walk of key sights. Nearby, more exclusive boutiques cluster along Theatinerstrasse and Maximilianstrasse, where grand buildings house fashion, jewellery, and design labels.

If you enjoy browsing for one-of-a-kind items, seek out neighbourhoods with independent stores and design studios, where local makers showcase clothing, accessories, and homeware. Food lovers should not miss delicatessens and markets selling regional specialities, from chocolates and baked goods to artisanal condiments, which make thoughtful gifts to bring home.

Best time to visit Munich

Spring in Munich (March to May) brings milder days, with average temperatures around 8–15°C (46–59°F) and fresh blossoms in the city parks. It is a shoulder season, with a pleasant balance of outdoor activities, reopening beer gardens, and fewer crowds than midsummer.

Summer (June to August) is warm and lively, with average temperatures of 18–24°C (64–75°F) and long evenings that are ideal for riverside walks and open-air events. This is peak season, when many festivals take place and outdoor dining is at its most inviting.

Autumn and winter (September to February) see temperatures from about -1–10°C (30–50°F), crisp air, and atmospheric cityscapes. This is generally a low season, but it is a rewarding time for museum visits, cosy restaurants, and seasonal markets, with the possibility of light snow adding extra charm.

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