Vacation Rentals in Munich, Germany
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Choose from 1,588 vacation rentals located in Munich, Bavaria. Top filters in Munich include Internet / Wifi, TV, and Parking. Prices range from £31 to £9,320 per night. Our most popular vacation rental types near Munich are Apartment and Hotel.
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Newly renovated holiday/business apartment - only 5 min from the center
Apartment
in München2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Garden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
This Apartment in Munich, is the right price for your (business stay, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.) today!
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Newly Renovated! Perfect home away in Munich.
Apartment
in Munich4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi · TV
Looking for the perfect place to call home during your trip to Munich? This Apartment offers a comfort and style with top-notch amenities, including Dishwasher, Internet / Wifi and Laundry, and more.
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AINO Aparthotel Olympiapark
Apartment hotel
in Munich4 single beds
Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi · Parking
This attractive Apartment hotel in Munich, £55 per night for your (business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.)
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Munich Aparthotel
Apartment hotel
in Munich1 queen bed, 1 single bed
Pets allowed · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Air conditioner
This attractive Apartment hotel in Munich, £58 per night for your (business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.)
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Best deal in town ! Puro Designer Apt deluxe in the center of Munich
Apartment
in Munich5 guests · 4 bedrooms · 1 bath
Pets allowed · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
When traveling to Munich, if you are looking for (business stays, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.) this is the perfect place at £361 per night.
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Warmly decorated wooden house in the countryside near the lake
House
in Dachau4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
Garden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
Experience the best of Munich with this House available for £74. This property is equipped with amenities including Dishwasher, Internet / Wifi and Laundry, and more.
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Living Hotel am Deutschen Museum
Apartment hotel
in Munich1 full bed
Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi · Parking
Nestled in Munich, this Apartment hotel is perfect for your next vacation. Enjoy Living Hotel am Deutschen Museum's top-rated amenities, including Internet / Wifi, Laundry and Balcony or Patio, and more.
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Country and Town
Apartment
in UnterhachingGarden · Kitchen or Kitchenette · Internet / Wifi
Looking for a business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, or traveling to Munich, at £51 per night for your next great vacation.
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Munich
Munich travel guide
Let us help you plan your perfect Munich vacation. Our travel guide highlights things to do, places to see, favorite vacation rental amenities in Munich, and more.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Munich located?
Munich proudly sits as the capital of the Bavaria region in southern Germany, with relative proximity to both the Austrian and Swiss borders. Franz Josef Strauß International Airport is 20 miles northeast of the city and the second busiest airport in Germany, with trains running directly into the city center from the airport every 10 minutes. Munich Central Station offers many regional and long-distance connections to many cities all over Germany and beyond, including Paris, Vienna, Budapest, Zürich, Venice, Rome, and Prague. The best way to get around Munich is via rapid rail trains (S-Bahn), subway (U-Bahn), the tram, and buses — if not walking or biking. Brilliantly, they all use one ticket system, so you can buy a day or week ticket for even more convenience.
What is Munich known for?
The city of Munich is not only known for its beautiful, old Bavarian Baroque and Rococo architecture, but also for its art culture, beer, and the famous Oktoberfest. Munich has a rich and varied history dating back to before 1175 and it has been a center of art, architecture, and culture since the 18th century. Today, Munich is a hotspot of festivals, museums, galleries, and theatre. Keep in mind that most museums are generally closed on Mondays or Tuesdays and shops are closed on Sundays. The city also played an unfortunate starring role in the rise of Adolf Hitler and was heavily bombed by Allied forces, leaving 50% of the city destroyed. Since then, Munich has rebuilt and is large, spread out, and separated into districts which are then separated into neighborhoods. Modern Munich is an industrial powerhouse and the headquarters of many international companies including BMW and Siemens. Major industries include aerospace, biotechnology, software engineering, television production and publishing.
A quick guide to Munich
- Marienplatz Square: The heart of the old city, Marienplatz Square is a pedestrian zone and the geographical center of Munich, commonly used as a meeting place — especially for walking tours. The edges are lined with cafes, restaurants, and shopping. At the square, you’ll find the quirkiest attraction is the Rathaus-Glockenspiel town hall clock that rings three times per day and each time shows a performance of life-sized figurines that tell two stories from Bavarian life in the 16th century.
- Residenzmuseum: One of the top attractions in Munich is the former palace of the Wittelsbach ruling family who lived in Residenzmuseum from 1508 until 1918. The building was badly damaged in WWII, with almost no roof remaining until it was reconstructed and reopened as a museum. 90 stunningly ornate rooms are available to visit, with the assistance of an audio tour. The Antiquarium was built to hold antiques and is one of the best preserved Renaissance interiors in the world.
- Nymphenburg Palace: The opulent and sprawling Nymphenburg Palace was built as a summer residence by the Wittelsbach family who ruled Bavaria for 700 years. Many rooms are available to tour, including the King’s and Queen’s bedrooms, a museum of coaches and riding gear, and the world’s largest collection of porcelain. Accessory buildings include a hunting lodge, Chinese teahouse, and sauna house.
- Hofbräuhaus: Hofbräuhaus, the most famous beer hall, has been open since 1589 and is a collection of rooms that are elegantly decorated. The festival hall alone seats 700 people, and the facility has its own butcher and bakery, where they serve only the most authentic Bavarian food. Plus, there is a shop near the entrance selling beer and souvenirs.
- BMW Welt & Museum: An unparalleled showroom and museum housed in a glass and steel tower, BMW Welt & Museum displays the latest models and functions as a pick-up point for certain sales. The museum is built in a descending spiral, displaying cars and motorcycles. Participating in the 80-minute tour provides the most information for all the car lovers out there.
Popular destinations near Munich
- Dachau: Despite having a 1,200 year history, Dachau is best known for being the site of the first concentration camp created in 1933. Today it stands as the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. The 16th century Dachau Castle — along with its views of the Alps, Munich, and the historic city center — are not to be missed. The city is 25 minutes north of Munich by train.
- Füssen: World famous, fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle and its neighboring castle Hohenschwangau are the main attractions in the town of Füssen, two hours southwest of Munich along the Austrian border. The town also includes a spa with thermal baths, two lakes, and a small ski mountain equipped with a cable car and alpine slide.
Best neighborhoods in Munich
- Altstadt : A vast majority of historical sites are found within Altstadt, also known as the Old Town. The area was formerly walled, but is now ringed by the Altstadtring circular road. This neighborhood is teeming with churches, museums, squares, beer halls, gardens, shopping, and restaurants. Most of the accommodations in this neighborhood are upscale. And of all the churches, the glittering and ornate Asamkirche is not to be missed; it is a true treasure at night by candlelight.
- Maxvorstadt: The university and world-class museum district of Maxvorstadt also includes many bookstores and independent boutiques. Museums showcase everything from heaps of classical art and paleontology, to minerals and gemstones. For the beer lovers out there: Löwenbräu and Spaten breweries offer tours with reservations.
- Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt: Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt, one of the most vibrant and diverse neighborhoods in Munich, is home to the best nightlife, expats from 150 different countries, and the local LGBTQ community. There are cafes, beer gardens, restaurants, shopping, and accommodations for everyone — no matter what your budget is.
- Schwabing: Schwabing in Northern Munich is an artsy, bohemian, and wealthy neighborhood with many cafes, independent shops, and quirky accommodations. Nearby, you’ll find the English Garden, Olympiapark, Nymphenburg Palace, and BMW Welt. The daily food market at Elisabethplatz is the perfect place to grab a snack to take to any beer garden, but Aumeister beer garden is one of the prettiest around.
What is the price range for rentals in Munich?
Vacation rentals in Munich have a price range between £31-£9,320. The average price for rentals in Munich is £89 per night.
What are the most popular vacation rental amenities in Munich?
- Internet / Wifi
- TV
- Parking