From historical places to park, and from art galleries to film studios, Munich has something or the other for travelers of all tastes and likings.

Allianz Arena:Opened in 2005, this three tiered arena hosted the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony and opening match in 2006. The arena can accommodate up to 69,900 people at a time and can boast of having the biggest membrane shell in the world. The most spectacular thing about the stadium is its lighting.

Munich Zoo:The zoo at Munich is the first `geo-zoo` in the world. It is home to approximately 460 species and up to 5000 animals. It is the best place to spend some exciting time with your entire family. The zoo is open every day from morning till evening.

English Garden:English Garden is the largest urban park in the city. Located in the heart of Munich, this 900-care garden is renowned for nude sunbathers and four beer gardens. Enjoy a warm sunny day out in the park`s shaded paths, brooks, swans and ponds.

Hofbruhaus:Hofbruhaus is the world`s most famous beer hall. Built in 1644, it is the best place to enjoy some scrumptious German dishes, chilled beer, oom-pah music and Lederhosen.

Munich has all sorts of accommodation to suit the taste and budget of million of tourists who visit this city every year. You can choose the area you`d like to stay in according to the purpose of your visit.

Nymphenburg-Neuhausen:This picturesque district has a vast selection of hotels catering to varied budgets of the travelers. Particularly noteworthy is Hotel Orly, which is quite close to the castle. NH Mnchen Deutscher Kaiser is quite a favorite amongst the families looking for a peaceful and calm place to stay. You can find a home like setting at the The Bed & Breakfast Mnchen, which offers a clean and comfortable accommodation.

Altstadt:The hotels at the city center are quite close to the major shopping and sightseeing destinations. The hotels here are all very expensive and luxurious. Your options can include the Bayerischer Hof, Platzl, or the sumptous Vier Jahreszeiten. the Drei Lwen Residenz or Mercure is the ideal location for you if you`d like to stay near the city`s exhibition halls or the trade center.

Schwabing and Maxvorstadt:Hotel Amba and Hotel Alfa are mid-sized hotels that offer traditional d`cor and comfortable rooms to the guests. The museum district houses the Hotel Europa which is a favorite of the business travelers in the city. Hotel Mercure Schwabing is a stunning property that offers quality service and a modern setting. With a casino, three restaurants and a night club, Park Hilton is one of the best in town. You could also try The Hotel Occam which is quite a unique option with rooms named after famous cities and regional artists.

All nationals desirous of visiting Frankfurt must possess a valid passport.

Nationals of Canada, New Zealand, Australians and Ireland do not require a visa to travel to Frankfurt. UK nationals do not require a visa for stay up to 90 days. Nationals of South Africa require a Schengen visa for Frankfurt travel.

The best time to visit Munich is during the summer season when it is warm and sunny. The peak tourist season is often considered to be from May until late October.

Munich experiences a temperate climate all through the year. Summer days are warm and sunny, whereas the temperature hovers around 30 degree Fahrenheit during winter season. On the other hand, summer temperature averages around 70 degree Fahrenheit. Snow and rain are also quite common. Being close to the Alps and River Isar, downpour keeps happening throughout the year.

Currency:Euro was adopted as the official currency by Germany in 2002. Currency exchange is no longer needed by European travelers. And for other, there are banks, ATMs and bureau de change located throughout Munich.

Language:German is the official language of Germany and is spoken and understood by most people here. English is also quite common amongst the nationals of Munich, especially with those engaged in tourism or related industries.