With the motto being “Minchen mag Dich” meaning “Munich Loves You” you can’t help but be swept away. Not only will you feel the love of Munich through its beautiful architecture and landscape, but you will fall in love with it as well. Munich is situated in the Upper Bavaria- north of the northern edge of the Alps. With one end being the Alps and the other morainic hills, between are waters of glacier ice. The landscape of Munich is green with numerous parks, such as one of the world’s largest urban public parks, the Englischer Garten, where one can enjoy the peaceful serenity of nature.
Munich is well known for its many well-known composers including W.A. Mozart, Orlando di Lasso, and Max Reger, making the area culturally right in the arts. With theatres and opera houses one can enjoy the talents of modern, traditional, orchestra sounds, and more as the performers perform live on stage. Munich also is home to the Munich Kammerspiele which is the most important German language theatres in the world.

Munich is a mix of architectural beauty. Preserving their roots by reconstructing many of their prehistoric buildings, Munich is mixed with the past and the present. Rich in art and culture you will find world famous museums such as the Deutsches Museum which is one of the oldest and largest science museums in the world.

Their cuisine is that of famous soups such as the Leberknodel, and one of Munich’s finest specialties, the white sausage. Pot roasted pork is also a favorite and served with dumplings made from potatoes and white bread and cabbage. The popular desert is apple strudel which is also an American favorite.