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1. munichmanual.com › first-timer › how-to-get-to-fromHow to Get From Munich Airport to the City Center

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   Nov 13, 2020 · Take the Train to Munich City Center. S8 S-Bahn Train by Poudou99. The most popular option (for both tourists and locals) from Munich Airport to the city center is by public train. It leaves the airport and takes you directly to Munich Hauptbahnhof (main station) in approximately 35 to 40 minutes.

2. www.munich.travel › en › topicsMunich city centre: classical and curious city district

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   Exclusive and safe: Discover the most beautiful sights and corners of Munich's city centre with your official personal guide.

3. www.munich.travel › en › categoriesAltstadt: Welcome to Munich Old Town

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   Altstadt Munich. The old town, the center of Munich, not only magically attracts guests. Also locals love to come here: to the Viktualienmarkt, to the long-established shops or to the traditional Bavarian inns.

4. wikitravel.org › en › MunichMunich/City Center - Wikitravel

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   Apr 12, 2017 · Munich's City Center (Altstadt meaning "Historic city center") is easily navigable with all the must-sees easy to find by travellers.

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5. www.munich.travelSimply Munich | The Official Travel Guide of the City of Munich

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   Exclusive and safe: Discover the most beautiful sights and corners of Munich's city centre with your official personal guide.

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6. www.muenchen.de › en › shoppingMunich City Center: Shopping tips for tourists - muenchen.de

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   The Munich City Center is the best area to explore the city and to do some shopping. Here you get all the informations you will need

7. www.potsdam-tourism.com › city-centerPotsdam's new centre- Where the city's hub used to be

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   With its playground, an open-air stage, a pavilion with exhibitions and a café – but above all with its unique plants, the 6-hectare island invites you for relaxation. Karl Foerster (1874 to 1970), the famous grower of herbaceous plants, gave the island its appearance.