Munich - Bavaria’s stunning capital - is a global center for art, culture, fashion, science, and technology. On the beautiful banks of the River Isar, and north of the arresting Bavarian Alps, Munich is a city blessed with beauty both at its architectural core and in its surrounding natural regions.

One of Germany's fasted-growing and affluent cities, Munich attracts business and tourists alike, with an influx of the latter every year for the famous Oktoberfest, the largest Volksfest in the world. Its history is not without its dark chapters, and those interested in the legacy of the Second World War will find a trip to Munich fascinating. Adolf Hitler described the city as the 'beginning' of his political activity, concentrating himself and his supporters here in 1923 to stage the Beer Hall Putsch, with the Nazi Party's first concentration camp arriving in Dachau on the city's outskirts. Munich, like many German cities, has tried its upmost to reinvent itself, whilst acknowledging its role in this world-changing war.

These days, visitors to Munich are spoiled for choice in a city defined by its rich artistic, musical, and business culture. Some of the world's best-known classical music pieces have been written in Munich by composers born in the area, including Richard Strauss and Carl Orff. Awe-inspiring architectural splendor delights the eye in the Königsplatz, while the beautiful Hofgarten and English Garden are a joy for all the senses. The city's most sensational sightseeing locations include the Propyläen Gate, Hofbräuhaus, and Chinese Tower.

A guided bicycle tour of the city means you won't miss a detail, taking in the breathtaking beauty of Munich's buildings and natural spaces at your perfect pace. With family-friendly options and bike rental available, your day tour will ensure you make magnificent memories in Munich, the jewel in Bavaria's crown.