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The recently opened Leonardo Hotel München City Centre is located in the centre of Munich near the main railway station Munich HBF offering its guests excellent links to the airport and all city's famous monuments and tourist attractions. The hotel is the ideal base to discover the vibrant city of Munich during a holiday or a business trip in Bavaria. The Leonardo Hotel München City Centre is a modern and central complex ideal for visitors wanting to explore the city of Munich and the surrounding areas. Situated in a quiet side street off Bayerstrabe, this newly refurbished Munich city centre hotel offers quiet and calmness away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Easily accessible from the Alps! This Munich Hotel is a good base from which starting a trip to Alps with some of the most scenic countryside and woodlands around. Germany's third largest city, Munich is the most coveted city to live in amongst polled Germans. There is much more to see in the city of Munich than its famous Oktoberfest beer festival. The city has an amazing reputation for its arts and scientific past and still remains Germany's main city for the development of a consistent number of famous writers and artist who have made it their home or were born here. Technical Genius! Deutsches Museum or German Museum is one of the largest technical museums in the world and one of the most popular in Germany. The museum boast of a number of hands on interactive installations that are suitable for all the family. Exhibits focus everything from natural science, engineering and construction as well as aerospace engineering. The museum also features a number of temporary exhibits on different topics; for example an exhibit on Favourite Technologies of the 1950s or a drawing exhibit focusing on children's takes on climate change. The museum also gives visitors the option to book guided tours of the Deutsches Museum but these tours are mostly given in German, so guest at the museum might feel more inclined to stroll around the complex at their own leisure. When in Bavaria! When on your vacation in Munich why not take some time out to visit Bayerisches Nationalmuseum. One of Europe's major art and cultural museums the subject matter featured focuses on Southern Germany and in particular the region of Bavaria. This wonderful and enchanting museum looks at Bavarian folk art and has many impressive wood sculptures and carvings from the 15th century. One whole room of the museum is dedicated to this subject. As many of the exhibits descriptions are in English the national museum is an enjoyable experience for natives and holidaymakers. Bayerisches Nationalmuseum also features exhibits on porcelain, silver, musical instruments and games. The museum also owes a nice gift shop and quaint café so you could make a day out of your visit to the Bayerisches Nationalmuseum. Summer Residence with a 7,000 seater beer garden! The majestic Nymphenburg Palace was home to the great Bavarian Wittelsbach dynasty for centuries. They use to spend the summer at the palace and its magnificent parkland in the heart of Nymphenburg. The palace has now become a tourist destination, with holidaymakers coming from far and wide to view its amazing Rococo interiors and Wittelsbach family collectables. The surrounding gardens make for a relaxing and peaceful afternoon stroll and the nearby Hirschgarten beer garden with its 7,000 plus capacity is the perfect spot to sample some ice cold Bavarian beer. In the heart of the city! The pretty Gothic period red and white building is the setting for the city centre museum of Munich or The Munich Stadtmuseum. The City Museum offers visitors an insight into the colourful and diverse history of Munich. The versatile collection of the museum appeals to all ages.
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