Munich, the capital of Bavaria is ranked third in Germany in terms of population and the prime city covering maximum land area as a German federal state.This is prominent for its rich cultural tradition as well as architectural monuments. Oktoberfest beer celebration is an experience by itself and most of the tourists who would like to get a taste of this booze festival visit Munich during this time. Different travelers visiting the city, coming from different parts of the world marvel at the historical buildings in locality and also benefit from diverse modes of transport like buses, subways, trams as well as trains. Irrespective of the mode of transport Munich is easily accessible from different parts and you can reach there at ease without any annoyance. The city centre has lot of hot spots in and around it and tourists stop by the Frauenkirche, Karlsplatz and the Marienplatz square. Few people even fancy watching the historical gates of Isartor and Stachus, which are the ruins of the historic wall of partition of the provinces. Most of the structures are refurnished to preserve the structures of historic significance. worth visiting include night flighta promising discotheque oozing with oomph factor and rocking night life to chill out, Deutsches Museum located in Haidhausen, Pinakotheken featuring the religious paintings of fifteenth to eighteenth century, the famous 20m high Statue of the Bavaria, Glyptothek, the city museum and many more. In true sense it’s hard to list out the options and the city is undoubtedly worth more than just a visit!