Guidebook for München
Essentials
Open Monday to Saturday, until 8pm, and has almost any kind of groceries you need.
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EDEKA
63-65 Dachauer Str.Open Monday to Saturday, until 8pm, and has almost any kind of groceries you need.
Lidl
100 WestendstraßeCheaper groceries but less selection
dm-drogerie markt
65 Karl-Theodor-StraßeToiletries and cosmetics, drugstore
Food Scene
Rooftop cafe/bar, within the architecture school TUM - great view of the city and the Alps!
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Café im Vorhoelzer Forum
Rooftop cafe/bar, within the architecture school TUM - great view of the city and the Alps!
Görreshof Wirtshaus
38 GörresstraßeLovely Bavarian restaurant, very traditional meals
Alter Simpl
57 TürkenstraßeAlso a great Bavarian restaurant near the university
Sightseeing
Art gallery, of old masters like Brueghel, Tintoretto, Raphael, etc. (1 euro entry on Sundays)
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Παλαιά Πινακοθήκη
27 Barer Str.Art gallery, of old masters like Brueghel, Tintoretto, Raphael, etc. (1 euro entry on Sundays)
Art gallery of newer art, mostly 19th-20th century like Van Gogh, Manet, etc.
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Neue Pinakothek
29 Barer Str.Art gallery of newer art, mostly 19th-20th century like Van Gogh, Manet, etc.
Γλυπτοθήκη
3 KönigsplatzArt gallery of Roman and Greek statues
Museum of Nazi documents, right next to the offices of Hitler and the Ehren Temples
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Κέντρο Τεκμηρίωσης του NS στο Μόναχο
1 Max-Mannheimer-PlatzMuseum of Nazi documents, right next to the offices of Hitler and the Ehren Temples
Αιγυπτιακό Μουσείο του Μονάχου
35 GabelsbergerstraßeNew Egyptian museum
Everything Else
The groceries and food places in the Hauptbahnhof (at both the long distance train level and the S-Bahn level underground) tend to stay open late, (some even 24 hours) in case you need something to eat or a carton of milk after the regular stores close at 8pm or on Sundays.
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Hauptbahnhof station
The groceries and food places in the Hauptbahnhof (at both the long distance train level and the S-Bahn level underground) tend to stay open late, (some even 24 hours) in case you need something to eat or a carton of milk after the regular stores close at 8pm or on Sundays.