Do’s:

• Rent a bike rickshaw to get around if you want to meet interesting locals.
• Do try local restaurants and small food outlets. Fancy restaurants are known to overcharge tourists.
• Spend a day in a beer garden drinking fresh draught beer.
• Eat at least one pretzel per beer to keep your tummy safe.

Don’ts:

• Take a subway to get around town. You will not be able to see any of the beautiful city center, only dark boring tunnels.
• Go to the beer festival during weekends. The crowd will be too much to handle.
• Drink beer while on an empty stomach. The beer brewed for the Oktoberfest is stronger and can give you consequences that usually come with over drinking.

Munich has it all. From Classical music, groovy dance theatres, beer gardens, coffee and cake cafes, live jazz music bars. There are a plethora of activities that beckon to party animals. With countless clubs and bars that open their doors to welcome all the enthusiastic night owls after sunset, the nightlife in Munich has it all. The mix of foreigners and locals make for a very cosmopolitan and vibrant crowd. Munich is best known for its numerous breweries and beer halls with a few clubbing scenes as well. If you want to dance the night away, you should explore the 'party banana,’ where many of the city's favorite clubs are located. Another popular nightlife district in Munich is Schwabing. It boasts many traditional Bavarian options and lots of live music. There are also many off-beat and funky joints that host a number of gay and lesbian venues. The beer halls are always welcoming and trendy whereas the clubs are upmarket and fashionable. Partiers should dress appropriately and anticipate some selection from bouncers at top-notch pubs. Munich nightlife has an exhaustive list of venues where you can relax and enjoy some amazing cocktails, music, food, dance, and art. Don't waste a moment and head to where it is all happening, Munich, for the time of your lives.

• Pack a picnic and enjoy an afternoon in the lush green parks in the city.
• Have a sunset BBQ by the river with friends.
• Catch a game of football.
• Enjoy a trip to one of the many bathhouses in the city.
• Try a giant schnitzel (Deep fried meat), pretzels and roasted chicken with beer, which is a specialty of Munich.
• Hop inside a BMW for the taste of the glam life at BMW Welt.
• Drink beer on a giant group bike.
• Party all night at the zippy bars and nightclubs.
• Visit the Auer Dult (it’s a traditional market with many amazing stalls) which takes place three times a year at Mariahilfplatz.
• Do not miss the outdoor cinema screening during summer.
• Enjoy the amazing street art.

• Take a stroll down Leopoldstraße that will take you past many landmarks.
• Do a group bike tour.
• Experience the thrill of surfing and zip line adventure.
• Shop at the night flea markets.
• Tour a brewery and try some starkbier. It is super-strong brew and will hit you quickly.
• Shoot a few hoops at a groovy 3D basketball court.

• Heilemann Chocolates.
• Dallmayr Coffee.
• Traditional “Tracht” Clothing and Accessories.
• Fine Scarves.
• “Brotzeit” Marzipan Arrangement.
• Lebkuchenherzen. 
• Beer Stein from the Hofbräuhaus.
• Gummy Bears.
• German cutting boards and kitchen utilities.