http://www.lastminute.com/site/find/World/Europe/Germany/Bavaria/Munich.rssen-gbInfo on lastminute.com's Munich offeringshttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification Enchanting surroundings, comfortable accommodation and beautiful architecture are the hallmarks of the charming Hotel Regent in Munich. The Regent Hotel is located close to the business district and is within walking distance of the famous pedestrian zone with its many shops and department stores. This hotel provides friendly atmosphere, tranquil setting and a refined quality of service complemented by tastefully decorated guestrooms for your utmost comfort.]]> Centrally located, just 10 minutes walk to the famous Oktoberfest and just 2 minutes to Munichs main station, the A&O City Hotel Munich welcomes you with single, twin and family rooms, modernly furnished with shower/bathtub, WC, TV and balcony. The hotel is surrounded by bars, restaurants and typical traditional beer gardens.]]> Enjoy the great location of this beautiful hotel that provides an easy access to all the major attractions of Munich. Embedded with wonderful amenities, the K +K Hotel am Harras will surely win your heart with its attentive staff, guaranteeing you an unforgettable stay.]]> Located near the city centre in the district of Ramersdorf, the NH München am Ring hotel offers guests several facilities for a cosy stay in Munich. Travellers can relax in the sauna or solarium of the hotel. The spacious apartments are individually furnished providing a working area and a kitchenette, ideal for a longer trip.]]> Centrally located, just a 10 minute walk to the famous Oktoberfest and just 1 stop to Munich's main station the A&O Hotel Munich awaits you with single, twin, family and dormitory-bedrooms, modernly furnished with shower/bathtub, WC, TV and a balcony. The hotel is surrounded by bars, restaurants and typical, traditional beer gardens. With more than 50 twin rooms the A&O Hotel Munich is a perfect place for groups as well as for single travellers.]]> The Hotel Deutsches Theater Downtown is located in the very city centre of Munich inside the so called Jugendstil designed Musical Theatre "Deutsches Theater". The Location is indeed extraordinary unique and central. Within 5 min walk you can reach the central train station or the Karlsplatz/Stachus (Old town of Munich).]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> Car Hire in Munich Airport]]> Car Hire in Munich Downtown]]> With its 373 hectares, Munich's English Garden is one of the largest city centre parks in the world and is used throughout the year for ice skating, sailing, rowing and cycling.]]> Situated in the middle of one of Munich's most beautiful parks and surrounded by a Versailles-style garden lies the impressive Nymphenburg Palace. This former summer residence of Bavaria's ruling class is one of Munich's most visited attractions.]]> For the food lover, nothing tops a stroll through Munich's Viktualienmarkt. Many consider it the finest market in Germany.]]> Munich's Kultfabrik, created in 2003, and the adjacent Optimolwerke provide a double-whammy of party possibilities. These former industrial areas in the district around Ostbanhof now claim to be Europe's biggest party area!]]> Munich's Frauenkirche, with its two distinctive towers, is the city's landmark and well-known across Europe and throughout the world.]]> The people of Munich love their swimming pools and the city provides them with a variety of unusual places to swim. In the depths of winter, the most special is the Dantebad, an outdoor pool warm enough to enjoy even when the snows fall.]]> Did you know that your skin absorbs more creams during the run up to the full moon? Sounds unlikely, we know, but the thinking from the Just Pure Day Spa is proving otherwise. Take an hour, or a day, to pamper yourself here, and you could discover the truth.]]> The Glyptothek is one of Munich's foremost museums, housing a large collection of sculptures. The landmark building is part of the oldest museum in the city and is fashioned after a Greek temple.]]> Undoubtedly one of Germany's finest museums, the Deutsches Museum in Munich traces the development of science and technology from its origins to the present day.]]>