Short Breaks to Munich
Why not break up the year and treat yourself to a Short Break; book as little or as many days for your Short Break as you want! So don't just wait for your yearly holiday, when you can have lots of Short Breaks year round. Take a look at some of our great destinations and fantastic deals.
With Short Breaks to Munich and many other destinations and over 30,000 hotels, apartments & villas to choose from all at discount prices, you're spoiled for choice!
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- Creatif Elephant HotelMunich - Munich
Bed and Breakfast
16 May for 3nts
Departing London Stansted
Holidays from £211
(Flight £117 + Hotel £94
per person)
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- Nh Munich Airport ** Dbl Reg ** HotelErding - Munich
Room Only
5 Sep for 3nts
Departing London Stansted
Holidays from £219
(Flight £74 + Hotel £145
per person)
Search for Availability - Achat Airport-München HotelMunich - Munich
Room Only
3 Oct for 3nts
Departing London Heathrow
Holidays from £326
(Flight £150 + Hotel £176
per person)
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Why choose Munich for a Short Break?
For royal palaces, fairy tale castles, ancient treasures, Renaissance and contemporary art, beautiful parks and excellent nightlife. Plus, apparently they have some sort of small town local beer festival each year called Oktoberfest?!
Although beer features heavily in most descriptions of Munich's attractions, the city does also have some truly spectacular sight that you won’t need beer goggles to appreciate. Munich’s rich architectural heart can be found at Marienplatz which has a cluster of beautiful museums, ornate churches and friendly market stalls. It is dominated by the twin domes of the Gothic masterpiece, the splendid 15th century Church of our Lady (Frauenkirche). You can even climb the tower from April to September to get a bird’s eye view of this incredible city.
The famous food halls, Viktualienmarkt, is at the end of the Mareinplatz. Make sure you take lunch here. The Munich Residence is another must see. It has been home to royalty since the 1570s and has a huge art collection of which the highlight is the Antiquarium which is the largest Renaissance hall in northern Europe. There are also lots of hunting lodges, stately homes and palaces many with Rocco architecture. The new kid on Munich’s arty block is the modern Art museum, the Pinakothek der Moderne which has works by Picasso, Magritte and Germany’s own modernist wunderkind, Max Beckmann.
Munich's English Garden is a calm if eclectic oasis away from the city. In true contrasting Munchen style it has a Japanese Tea House and a Chinese Tower beer garden plus a river, a boating lake, a natural wave pool used by the local surfers, boat hire and the odd nude sunbather. And if you get time, head out to the idyllic Bavarian countryside and the story book castle of King Ludwig II at Neuschwanstein.