Here's a suggestion of a quick tour taking between 1 and 2 hours, hitting the highlights and getting a flavour of the city. You'll pass many ornate churches which are worth a visit (St Peters, St Michaels, the cathedral) if you have time, but for the sake of not compromising a quick tour of the city I havent included them.

I left New York City—and its incredible health-food scene—behind two months ago when I moved to Munich. And while it’s been fun trying classic Bavarian foods like weisswurst and, of course, all the pretzels, sometimes I just want a nourishing green smoothie or a grain bowl. And thankfully, I’ve been in luck. There is no shortage of ways to get your healthy-food fix in this German metropolis I now call home. From a restaurant that does a vegan take on Bavarian classics to the best açaí bowl this side of the Atlantic, wellness grub is covered. And paleo devotees? Well, welcome to paradise. So if Munich is on your wanderlust list (hello, charming holiday markets, Oktoberfest, and nearby castles), stop in a few of these spots to take a break from all the sightseeing—and feel good about and empowered by your eating choices while you’re at it. Consider your Munich meal itinerary set with these healthy hot spots below. Read More: https://www.wellandgood.com/good-travel/healthy-food-in-munich/

Seasoned travelers can easily rattle off the best-known landmarks in Munich – and there certainly are many. However, this multi-faceted city also has a trove of hidden gems that are not on most tourists’ radars. Here are the little-known, often quirky, sometimes creepy but always worth seeing, experiences in Munich to seek out on your next trip.