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Preparing for Munich: Tips & Hints

1. Munich is visited by particularly many travelers during the famous Oktoberfest. Every year, the third Saturday of October is the most solemn and joyful day for both citizens and visitors.
2. Fans of nightlife are recommended to choose the clubs that are located on Schwabing Street. This is the place where usually take place the most popular performances of musicians, and visitors can always expect truly interesting entertainments.
3. Car rentals in Munich are rather expensive. The underground remains the most economical and reasonable way to move around the city. There are also a huge number of suburban trains.
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4. Viktualienmarkt market is simply the best place for purchasing products. Here you can buy absolutely any product, including rare and exotic types of seafood and fruits. If you need souvenirs, the best place to search for them is the historic city center. The majority of souvenir shops are concentrated here.

5. Sunday is considered a day off for the majority of shops, banks and other governmental agencies. Saturday is usually a short working day.
6. When you go shopping, it is better to bring more cash money with you. Not all shopping malls accept credit cards.

7. When you go for a walk, it is recommended to take a copy of identity card or a hotel card with you.
8. Taxi rates in Munich are quite acceptable. You can call a taxi by phone or stop it on any street of the city. On evenings the price of a taxi ride can be increased slightly. It is also worth remembering that buses and trolley buses run until midnight in Munich.
9. Many bars do not just offer to enjoy the best types of beers, but also offer good dinners. Prices for many dishes in bars and pubs are much less comparing to restaurants.
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