Munich also has plenty to offer in winter: ice skating on the Nymphenburg Canal, tobogganing in the Olympic Park, skiing in Garmisch-Partenkirchen or Oberstorf, cross-country skiing or ice bathing in the Isar/Eisbach, or ice skating in the Prinzregentenstadion. Right in the heart of the city, you will find the original Munich Christmas market – the Christkindlmarkt on Marienplatz. Don’t miss the winter magic at the Viktualienmarkt with its wide variety of delicacies, mulled wine, and handmade goods.
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A real winter highlight: the Christmas market on Marienplatz. Between twinkling lights, fragrant mulled wine, and festive music, Munich shows its most romantic side. Here, locals and visitors alike stroll among the stalls—pure Christmas in the heart of the city.
In winter, the Olympic Park transforms into a true leisure paradise. Whether sledding on the Olympic Hill, strolling through the glittering snowy landscape, or enjoying the ice disco at SAP Garden, Munich reveals its sporty and romantic side here.
When winter arrives, the English Garden is transformed into an enchanting snowy landscape. Snow-covered meadows and quiet paths invite you to take a leisurely stroll. In addition to this winter tranquility, young and old alike can go sledding at the Monopteros or ice skating on a lake.
At the Deutsches Museum in Munich, families can discover the wonders of science together through interactive exhibitions. The perfect adventure that combines fun and learning!
The Viktualienmarkt in the heart of Munich’s old town is a paradise for food lovers, even in winter. Festively decorated stalls fill the air with the aroma of hot chestnuts, spices, and regional delicacies. Here you can enjoy Munich’s culinary diversity in a cozy atmosphere, even in the coldest months of the year.
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