275 accommodation offers in Munich and surroundings

Worker Rooms in Munich starting from 5,00 €

Munich is definitely a popular place! Whether you are on holidays, a day trip or for work - there is also a demand for affordable accommodation in Munich. As a fitter you have quite different demands on your temporary home than tourists since you are not on vacation in Munich but for work. On Monteurzimmer.de you will find a large selection of worker accommodations and fitter rooms starting from 5,00 €! Getting in touch with the landlord is very simple. Further results for worker rooms in Munich can be found in the list view.

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Weather Information for Munich

Munich has a cool temperate climate with comparatively cold winters with an average temperature of 3,7 °C and equally warm summers with an average temperature of 18 °C. The rainiest months are June and July with an average of 26 days.

Source: Wikipedia

Current Traffic Situation in Munich

Get to your destination quickly and inform yourself about the current traffic situation in Munich before you set off. All information about traffic jams, speedcam warnings, construction sites and accidents can be found here. While driving, you can always follow the current traffic situation on the radio e.g. on Radio Gong 96.3

Sights in Munich

The state capital Munich becomes more and more attractive each year and fascinates people from all over the world. The Oktoberfest in particular is one of the most visited festivals in Germany. In the past year alone (2019), around 6,3 million people attended the Oktoberfest on Theresienwiese. The heart of Munich is Marienplatz with its new town hall. It is a magnet for tourists and locals who enjoy the hustle and bustle from little street cafes. Centrally located, Marienplatz is the perfect spot to start a sightseeing tour from. Just as varied are the countless shopping possibilities such as the department store Kaufhaus Ludwig Beck or the book store Hugendubel. The famous Frauenkirche was built in the 15th century in Gothic style and characterises the skyline of Munich with its two twin towers. In a referendum held in 2004, it was decided that no building in Munich may be built higher than the Frauenkirche (98,57 m). Speaking of height: you get the best view over the city from Peterskirche also called “Der alte Peter” (The old Peter). From the 91 m high tower, you have a fantastic view onto Frauenkirche, Marienplatz and the old town. Not far from “Alten Peter”, there is the popular market Viktualienmarkt. The original farmers market has transformed into a popular place for food lovers, visitor and locals. The market can be visited from Monday to Saturday. Look forward to a wide range of fruits and vegetables, meat and sausage profucts, poultry, cheese, bread, baked goods and more.

Culture lovers will find a wide selection of different museums of all kinds in Munich. On the museum island in Munich there is the Deutsche Museum (German Museum) with nearly 50 different topics from agrifood technology to Astronomy, space travel, physics, etc. Art lovers should not miss the “Alte Pinakothek” (picture gallery) at Königsplatz. It is one of the most important art galleries in the world and contains around 700 artworks by European artis from the 14th to the 18th century. Munich offers great options to relax outside. Especially in spring and summer, many parks are perfect for long, relaxing walks and BBQs with friends. The Englische Garten (English Garden) promises pure pleasure. Aside from lakes, meadows and streams, you will also find the well known "Biergarten" of Munich. It is the ideal spot to enjoy a beer and relax after work.

Popular Events in Munich

Definitely the most known folk festival in the worls is Oktoberfest in Munich. Every year, thousands of people are gathering together in the states capital to celebrate the famous Oktoberfest. The first Oktoberfest ever, took place in 1810 when crown prince Ludwig von Bayern and princess Therese got married. Since then, it has been a tradition to celebrate it. As soon as the mayor of Munich has shouted his “O’zapft is!”, a peaceful Wiesn can start. You can already get prepared at “Kleine Wiesn” in spring, the Munich Spring Fest for the big event in October. On Theresienwiese, there will be two big marquees with several rides. At the start of Oktoberfest, the beer keg is tapped at 4 pm and the festival begins for two whole weeks. An exuberant atmosphere can be experienced twice a year at Tollwood Festival. Especially the wild mix of music, culture and food makes the festival so special. Plus, most programs are for free!

Culinary Delights and Beer Garden Tradition

Besides from art and culture, Munich offers an extensive culinary offer. Weißwürste (white sausage), Sauerkraut and Brezn (Pretzel) are just a few traditional dishes in Munich. Hearty dishes are typical of Bavarian Cuisine. Especially meat and roast dishes with bread dumplings and pastries are on top of the menu. Traditional dishes can be eaten in one of the taverns (Ger. Wirtshaus) or in Munichs Hofbräuhaus. Popular snacks for the so called German Brotzeit are Obazda (cheese) and Brezn (pretzl), homemade beef stock with liver dumplings and the classical roast pork. Along with that goes a Maß Hofbräu Original (1L of beer)! The rustic atmosphere and the traditional vibe make it a perfect sightseeing day.

When the beer garden season begins, a lot of locals like to end their day with a cool beer in the sun. Choosing the right beer garden can be a bit of a hard time in Munich because the variety is huge! One of the real classics is the beer garden called Hirschgarten. This is one of Munichs biggest beer garden with a capacity of 8000 seats. Find further recommendations here.

Shopping Facilities, Gas Stations and Affordable Restaurants

A city like Munich offers a lot of shopping facilities in your surrounding. Big supermarkets such as Aldi-Süd, Norma, Real, Edeka and Rewe are all over the city. For larger purchases, there are many shopping centers like City Quartier Fünf Höfe, Kaufingertor, Olympia-Einkaufszentrum and more.

For special errands such as construction material, you will find DIY stores all over the city. Popular DIY stores in Munich are Hornbach, Hagebau, Bauhaus, OBI, Toom Baumarkt and compact. Need affordabla gas in Munich? No problem! You will find gas stations all over Munich like Jet, Aral, Allguth or Esso. Find out where to get the cheapest gas?. If you want to rent a bigger truck or a different vehicle, you will find a selection of provider.

For your physical well-being in Munich is also taken care. A hearty kitchen belongs to Munich as well as Oktoberfest! Here you find an overview with different snack bars for a little snack during your lunch break. If you have some more time, you should definitely check out a traditional bavarian tavern. Here you can enjoy delicious dishes in a rusty atmosphere.

Industrial Sites and Exhibition Grounds

Munich is a popluar place for exhibition events. Alone at the exhibition ground in Munich, there are more than 40 fairs for investment and consumer goods happening each year. In terms of the area, one of the largest trade fairs in the world is construction machine bauma which takes place every 3 years. Also industrial sites such as the Euro-Industriepark in the district Freimann and Milbertshofen are very common in Munich. Find an overview of all industrial sites here.

Public Transport Connections

The best way to explore the city is by using puplic transportation. The company MVV (Münchener Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund GmbH) organises the traffic planning in Munich. Trams, regular buses, subways and S-Bahn trains run within the city area. During the week, subways run until 1 am approximately and all day at the weekend. Learn more about schedules, ticket prices and more here.

Connections to Hauptbahnhof

S-Bahn: S1, S2, S3, S4, S6, S7, S8
U-Bahn: U1, U2, U4, U5, U7
Tram: 20, 21, 22, U2, 16, 17, 19, 18
Bus: X98, 68

Connections to Munich Airport

S-Bahn: S1, S8

Connections to ZOB Munich, stop: Hackerbrücke

S-Bahn: S1-8
Tram: 16, 17

Save on the Road in Munich

Munich is generally one of the safest cities in Germany. Nevertheless, especially as a tourist you should wear your valuables close to your body and more careful in touristc areas. More information about the current safety situation in Munich can be found here.

Insider Tips for Munich

Beyond the usual tourist program, Munich has a lot more to offer. Especially in summer, the city shows itself from a completely different side and awakes to life. On hot afternoons, the Eisbach stream which flows through the English Garden, litarally cools you down. If you can stand it a little longer in the cool stream, you can also let yourself drift a bit. Surfer guys can cath the perfect wave at the Eisbach stream. However, only professionals should enter the water because the fun is not entirely without risk. People have a perfect view of the little bridge and can admire surf pros from all over the world. Real fans of the soccer club FC Bayern Münchens have the possibility to watch the official training of the team. See your favourite players up close. The training ground is located in Säbener Straße in the district Harlaching. The open air cinema in Munich reminds people of Berlin. The urban flair, foodtrucks and the relaxed atmosphere make this place special. Enjoy the rest of the day in a cosy deck chair with a beer and meanwhile watch a film. All information about the film program can be found here.
The real big city feeling arises on the roof top of the Cafés Vorhoelzers. From the top, you have 270° view over the roofs of the city. It is perfect for relaxation and enjoying the sunset while having a glas of wine with electronic music in the background.

Further names for Munich

This place is also known as: Munich, Mníchov, Monachium, München