Munich

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Airport to City

The airport connects to central Munich by S-Bahn (commuter train) on S1 or S8 lines. The journey (single) costs €9.20 (or €10.00 for a day pass) and takes about 40 minutes to get to the central station. €18.00 (partner)

Food

Popular as dessert is the Apfelstrudel apple strudel with vanilla sauce, the Millirahmstrudel a cream cheese strudel, Dampfnudeln (yeast dumplings served with custard) or Auszogene, a fried pastry shaped like a large donut but without a hole

soft pretzels ("Brezeln"). 

Leberkäse". Which despite its name contains absolutely no liver nor cheese, but consists of a mixture of veal, pork, spices and a hint of lemon zest baked in an open pan and traditionally served with a sweet and grainy mustard. They tend to be very cheap (around €1.50), quite delicious, and filling. 

An interesting example of a very nice restaurant which strays away from Bavarian/German food is Restaurant 1. Münchener Kartoffelhaus. Kartoffelhaus literally translates as "potato house", because every single one of its meals has potatoes in them, which taste absolutely divine. You cannot say that you've been to Munich without having gone to this restaurant. 

The Viktualienmarkt is Munich's most popular market for fresh food and delicatessen.

• Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site — An incredible and sobering experience, this is a worthwhile excursion. Not recommended for small children. Tours depart from Munich; the memorial has audio guides and guided tours as well. See the listing at Dachau.
• Deutsches Museum [14], located in Haidhausen. The Deutsches Museum is one of the largest technical museums in the world. It has hand-on, interactive section for natural science, engineering, construction, etc.
• Die Neue Sammlung (Museum of Applied Arts) [20]. Founded in 1925, this design musuem displays around 70,000 objects in the world's largest permanent collection on design.